I've worked with Ed since early 2000 at Glenwood. He was always there to lend a hand whenever he was needed. In particular, I remember a time when I had a student being disruptive. It was my 1st year teaching and I was a little overwhelmed by the situation. Ed happened to be walking by and noticed the scene. He very casually walked over, scooped up the child (kicking and screaming the whole way), and carried him to his office to cool down - saving the day. He was always a gentleman, calling me "milady." Whenever I saw him and asked him how he was doing, he would say "crazy." He could always make me laugh. I will miss his gruff, but tender presence in our school. My heart is with you at this difficult time.