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Ed’s boyfriend Tom sent me this photo to put up on the website. I agreed with him that this image sums up Ed and all he was about.
Ed was the sort of guy who when drunk, you couldn’t tell. His level of cheer and goodwill is something the rest of us require mind-altering chemicals to achieve.
Those of you who didn’t know Ed are probably thinking that people are saying so many good things about him because it’s rude to say anything else. But that’s all there is to say about him. The worst I’ve heard from people is that he was sometimes too nice and never said a bad thing about anyone, when sometimes they deserved it. That’s it. What a horrible guy, eh?
Damn you, Ed, for being so much fun.
The service will Thursday, March 1 at 9:30 AM at:
Glenhaven Memorial Chapel Ltd
1835 E Hastings St
Vancouver
British Columbia Canada V5L 1T3
Phone: (604) 255-5444
Followed by the burial at:
Ocean View Funeral Home
4000 Imperial Street
Burnaby, BC V5J 1A4
Telephone : 604-435-6688
UPDATE: The Powell Street Festival and Katari Taiko are holding a reception for Edmund following the service, from around 11 am to 1 pm. The information is as follows:
Rhizome Cafe
317 East Broadway, Vancouver
604-872-3166
Everyone, including those not attending the funeral, is welcome to join the reception. Rhizome is 1.5 blocks east of Kingsway, on the north side on Broadway, directly across the west corner of Kingsgate Mall. If possible, it would be great if folks could RSVP to miko@dkam.ca if they are planning to attend the reception, but it’s not necessary.