HONORED ON PANEL 66E, LINE 6 OF THE WALL
EDWARD NELSON BEERS
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EDWARD N BEERS
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POSTED ON 5.2.2024
POSTED BY: Bonnie K. Curran
Mom Still Misses You
Mom still misses you & I think of you & wonder all about her & your younger years. The fun that was had in Fairless Hills/Levittown. Thank you for your service to our country. Know that tears are still shed for you more often than not. Sending all my love to where ever you are in this universe. May your memory be a beautiful blessing to those who knew you & loved you.
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POSTED ON 9.26.2021
POSTED BY: John Fabris
honoring you...
Thank you for your service to our country so long ago sir. The remembrance from your friend Les Miller is moving. As long as you are remembered you will remain in our hearts forever...
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POSTED ON 6.1.2020
POSTED BY: Jeanette VanHandel
The Uncle I Never Knew
I’ve heard so many stories of my Uncle Eddie from my mother (Carolyn). He sounds like such an amazing person and everyone loved him. So many people talk about his smile and say that he was always smiling. We have such a large family and I wonder how it would be with him. Would he have a wife? Kids? Would he be like Uncle Jerry? Uncle Wayne? Uncle Adam? I am so grateful that he gave his life for our freedom but there are always what-ifs. RIP Uncle Eddie. I wish I got to know you.
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POSTED ON 5.27.2020
POSTED BY: Howard Haberstick
My friend
I will always remember
" Eddie Spaghetti " as I was a 5-7 Yr old while Eddie then (mid 1960s) was a teenager working at his father's gas station and Eddie was always nice to me and I remember him tickling me as I was at his father's gas station a lot as my father worked part-time there and his father and mine worked at United States Steel Mill - Fairless Works and were good friends.
I remember Eddie's younger brother Adam as we were roughly the same age.
Eddie's birthday Nov 25th is the same day my mother was born also.
I will always remember "Eddie Spaghetti" forever ...
Howard Haberstick 2020
" Eddie Spaghetti " as I was a 5-7 Yr old while Eddie then (mid 1960s) was a teenager working at his father's gas station and Eddie was always nice to me and I remember him tickling me as I was at his father's gas station a lot as my father worked part-time there and his father and mine worked at United States Steel Mill - Fairless Works and were good friends.
I remember Eddie's younger brother Adam as we were roughly the same age.
Eddie's birthday Nov 25th is the same day my mother was born also.
I will always remember "Eddie Spaghetti" forever ...
Howard Haberstick 2020
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POSTED ON 5.25.2020
POSTED BY: Jack Haberstick
Remembering a great friend!
My entire family are great friends with Eddie and has family. My dad worked with his dad at Steel mill. Then his dad opened up the Atlantic gas and service station next to Levittown Lanes. My dad worked for his dad at the station. My younger brothers always called Eddie - "EDDIE SPAGHETTI!" They were the "Good Old Days!" My brothers and I are always remembering our good friend - "EDDIE." My our thoughts and prayers be with you forever! Jack Jr., Stephen, Alan, David and Howard Haberstick.
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