Thanks for letting us know.

Ed was a real character and very interesting to meet in person. I had the rare pleasure of camping with him at the ATHS National show in South Bend about 15 years ago. Actually, he camped with me ... The South Bend show was a wet one. We had so much water coming through the camp site that Billy Marlow took Ed and Grigg in to his coach where they shared the "guest quarters" with me. I forget who snored louder -- Ed or Grigg ....

Anyway, he will be missed on Stovebolt as he was always very helpful to those working on big bolts.

Rest easy, Ed!

~ John

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