Ed is survived by his wife, Doris Jean (Steele); 2 sons, Chris and Mark as well as 2 grandchildren.
He was a Captain in the US Army Aircorp in World War II where he was a bombardier serving with the 351st Bomb Group of the 8th Airforce.
Ed worked for Johnson & Johnson in New Brunswick for 35 years. Earlier he worked for Carter Wallace.
He was active with the Boy Scouts and a Cub Scout Master of Pack 17 and a committee chair of Troop 24 in Edison.
He was a Captain in the US Army Aircorp in World War II where he was a bombardier serving with the 351st Bomb Group of the 8th Airforce.
Ed worked for Johnson & Johnson in New Brunswick for 35 years. Earlier he worked for Carter Wallace.
He was active with the Boy Scouts and a Cub Scout Master of Pack 17 and a committee chair of Troop 24 in Edison.
Ed is survived by his wife, Doris Jean (Steele); 2 sons, Chris and Mark as well as 2 grandchildren.
He was a Captain in the US Army Aircorp in World War II where he was a bombardier serving with the 351st Bomb Group of the 8th Airforce.
Ed worked for Johnson & Johnson in New Brunswick for 35 years. Earlier he worked for Carter Wallace.
He was active with the Boy Scouts and a Cub Scout Master of Pack 17 and a committee chair of Troop 24 in Edison.
He was a Captain in the US Army Aircorp in World War II where he was a bombardier serving with the 351st Bomb Group of the 8th Airforce.
Ed worked for Johnson & Johnson in New Brunswick for 35 years. Earlier he worked for Carter Wallace.
He was active with the Boy Scouts and a Cub Scout Master of Pack 17 and a committee chair of Troop 24 in Edison.
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