Condolence: Sail on!!! Dear Jane, Toby and family, I was saddened to hear of the passing of Ed. He will always hold a special place in our hearts. From being our neighbors back in the early 60's to my memories of sailing in Port Clyde with Toby and Ed. I think it was back in '76 or '77? A great time on the water. I only wished we had been on contact more thru the years and miles. Jane, be well, know you are in our prayers. We all think of you often, Marillyn Young-Richey Sons Bradley, John & David, Glenn and Scott

Condolence: We wonder what Mr. Ingalls would say about the "force of nature" today. We were planning to attend the funeral service but are socked in with lots of snow drifts. We are there in spirit and send our love and support to all of you. I woke up this morning with the memory of how lovingly Mr. Ingalls would detail Sandy's cars. He would transform the messy family-mobile from chaos to order. His great attention to detail and many other loving kindnesses will be sorely missed.

Condolence: orry to hear of Ed's passing. Many happy memories from the days of living on Wentworth Avenue. Also of sailing on Joe Sweet's sailboat on Lake Wentworth. Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family.

Condolence: Twins Arnold Johnson of Groveland and Donald Johnson of Haverhill (boyhood friends of Ed and fellow sailors) recall their first ski trip ever to the mountains around 1942 when they were in high school. Ed, Bud Smith, and the twins arrived at Belknap Ski Area, now known as Gunstock, only to find the lifts closed because there were no other skiers. They persuaded someone to start the chairlift (a single) just for them. It was a great day on the slopes! Donald and Shirley Johnson fondly remember when Ed was a member of their wedding party sixty years ago today on March 16th. Ed leaves a wealth of good memories for many of us. With caring thoughts, the Johnsons

Condolence: What a pleasure to know Ed and enjoy the hospitality he and Jane extended to us. Ed's good humor and laughter made us appreciate the times we spent with him.

Condolence: The smile you always had on your face is how I will remember you. I had great times sailing with you. Sorry my children didn't get to know you better. We'll miss you

Condolence: Our sympathy goes out to Jane, who was Maria's closest friend in college. We enjoyed visiting them in New England as well as when they came to see us in Arizona. We will miss hearing his cheery voice on the telephone. Love to all the family.

Condolence: I met Ed through Bob Pritchard and had the pleasure of sailing in Maine and the BVI with him. He was the consummate teacher about the sea and sailing and his few tunes on the concertina were not for mixed company. Will always his smile as he came through the hatch with a wee dram scotch for each of us after we completed a long, cold, rain swept sail to Hewitt's Island one October evening.

Condolence: Ed could talk even the most unwilling into a "little sail" for the afternoon. I am sure that when we all cross over to join him on the other shore, he will be there with that great big smile, his sailors bow-legs and he will, once again, take us on a most delightful little sail around the harbor.

Condolence: We will miss our Uncle ED dearly. He was such a wonderful caring and joyful soul. Someone you just loved to spend time with because he loved life so much.

Condolence: Toby & Family, Our thoughts & prayers are with you at this time. We feel very fortunate to have experienced our last visit with your Dad at your birthday dinner in Portland ME a while back. He was a sweet, very down to earth man & we really enjoyed spending time with both your parents that night. He also seemed to really enjoy being with all of Toby's friends and spoke of how proud he was of him. He will be missed but I'm sure that all of you will have the great pleasure of many happy memories. Love, Paula & Lu

Condolence: We hadn't known Ed and Jane for long, but really enjoyed the time we spent with Ed, and we appreciate the loving care they have given Ken.

Condolence: I had the pleasure of meeting Ed and Jane for the first time at their grandson Carl Eppich's wedding. We sat across the dinner table from them as strangers, and left the table as friends. I can only assume that this was the case for all the lives that Ed touched.

Condolence: Love and will miss you dearly, Uncle Ed. I thank you for many fond memories.

Condolence: Ed and Jane, You are the first grandparents my children came to know. Kelsey took her first steps on the porch of your Port Clyde home. Our first sailing trips were on the "Sojourn." Croquet games on the grassy front lawn at Port Clyde. Our delight at seeing your car arrive at Kip and Sandy's Sachem Village home as our adopted grandparents. We enjoyed a delicious meal with you at East Wind Inn, Tenants Harbor shortly before our departure from Maine to California. Paul recalls fondly when Kip, Ed, Paul and his father ventured into the woods north of Hanover to attend Tim Siegal's bachelor party. These are some of the wonderful times we shared with Ed and Jane. Thank you for blessing us with your friendship. Ed's smile and laughter will forever hold a tender place in our hearts. Love, The Sweigert Family

Condolence: What a fantastic person to have known! I smile to think of his wonderful sense of humor and quick-wit, and his own big smiles. I am very saddened to hear this news today, and my thoughts are with Jane and the family.

Condolence: We are thinking of you, Jane, and of your family. We also think of Ed, and smile; remembering how happy he made us feel whenever we ran into him. our hearts are with you, Will and Joanne

Condolence: Evelyn Ewing

Condolence: With love and heartfelt sympathy to you all. Ed was so vibrant, loved and supported in life - and will be immortalized in the remarkable family he leaves behind. Love, Cher

Condolence: Uncle Eddie, We love you and miss you. It will be so cool to see you in heaven because you are a great storyteller and we are sure you will have some great tales to tell. Aunt Jane, our thoughts and prayers are with you during this difficult time. Love Chris, Karen, Ben and Danny Ingalls

Condolence: Ed will be and is already greatly missed. A great brother, fellow jazz lover, husband, father, grandfather and all round human being. With much love Brother Bob

Condolence: A wonderful life well-lived; thank you Ed for sharing it with us, we miss you!

Condolence: We will miss Ed greatly. There is little in life that we found more enjoyable than sitting on the porch in Port Clyde with Ed & Jane (drinking Port Clyder's) watching the sail boats and talking about life. (Jane, we still expect to be seeing you there.) Ed's sense of humor and ability to 'pun' almost anything were unmatched. Going out sailing with him on tours of the surrounding river, islands and general Penobscot Bay area were always a treat and a joy. One of my most enjoyable times with Ed was sailing to Hewitt's island with him and my dad and getting stuck for an extra day due to a storm. We had no food, but plenty of gin and managed to impose ourselves for dinner on some friends on the island. We stayed up late into the night talking and laughing. When we finally left, Ed fell in a 3 foot hole and calmly uttered his typical deadpan 'watch out for that last step'. Love always, Ken & Betsy

Condolence: I was saddened to see that Ed had passed on. I got to know him when I baked at the General Store in Port Clyde a few years ago -- he was a delightful and insightful man who will be missed. I'm sorry for your loss. Best regards, Carol Doherty (Cox)

Condolence: your family is in our thoughts and prayers

Condolence: A man with a big heart, through the squalls of life he sailed giving great joy to those who knew him. His smile warmed your heart.