Birth date: Jul 2, 1946 Death date: Feb 1, 2012
Edwin A. Cornwell, age 65, of Amherst, passed away on Wednesday, February 1, 2012 at his home while under the care of New Life Hospice. Born on July 2, 1946 in Oberlin, he graduated from Oberlin High School. Ed served in the US Na Read Obituary
It is so hard to believe I used to babysit Eddie Allen , Dean, Dan and Chuck when I was about 15........
I am their cousin, his Dad's side.....
' The Lord will open to them the gates of paradise, and they will return to their homeland where there is no death, but only lasting joy'.........Give them eternal rest, O Lord, ....and let them share your glory...
God bless you all, Sherry
Sally, we're so sorry for your loss and sorry we couldn't make it to be there with you. Our thoughts are with you and all the family.
Sally
I am so very sorry to hear of Ed passing away. He was a great man!!! You were an amazing couple! You and Ed both we the first to welcome us into the area after moving here because of the Military, Dave and I will never forget the kindness you both extended to us. Please know we are here if you should need anything at all. Love to you and your family Kathy and Dave James
Hi Laura,
I'm very sorry to hear of your loss. May God be with you and your family and grant you His Peace at this difficult time.
Aunt Sally, VAL, Mike and the rest of Cornwell family...sorry for your loss. I have great memories of Ed and us spending time at Camp. Ed always accepted me and i always enjoyed our conversations down in the basement
Dear Sally and Family,
We want to express our sincere sympathy for your loss. Don't think of Ed as being gone. His journey has just begun. No more suffering and worry. Will not make the funeral as we are in Puerto Rico. Love Ann & John Szurpicki
ed and i worked together for years at the phone company. so sorry to hear about his passing. he surely will be missed.
From THE CLASS OF 64':
We remember you as you were,
Back then in your youth,
With hopes and dreams not yet gone sour,
with the wear and tear of the world.
We remember your quick smiles and steps,
your laughter, your struggles of adolescence.
You have passed through this life a bit to soon
in our estimation.
But we remember you as you were,
Back then in your youth.
Rest in peace my friend.
Thank you for your service to our great country.
From and on behalf of all your classmates OHS 1964, The best class ever.
To the Cornwell family. So sorry to hear about your Dad. You are all in my thoughts and prayers during this difficult time. May the memories you have of him help you to get through your grief. I knew your Dad when he coached my son's little league baseball team many years ago and he always seemed like a very nice man. With deepest sympathy, Karen and Jerry Fisher
