Eddie Lee Enoch

Birth date: May 8, 1944 Death date: Feb 18, 2017

Eddie Lee Enoch was born May 8, 1944 to the late Walter and Fannie Enoch in Burlington, NC. Eddie was the 5th of 11 children of whom 5 have preceded him in death along with their parents. Deceased siblings include sisters Elsie Ma Read Obituary

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Melvina And Willie

477w ago

You will be missed as a good friend and neighbor who loved you. We will miss hearing you talk ( standing and leaning from your deck and us under the tree). You would tell us about current happenings in "Our Community " and other events. You were thoughtful and caring, which were seen through your humor and spontaneous laughter. You and Rose were always there for our family and you so thoughtful in sharing your family gatherings with us .May you have eternal rest. Our prayers and love are with the family.

Steven Mcravin

477w ago

I remember playing in the street as a young boy at Oma's house and Opa would walk outside saying we were going to visit you and Mrs. Enoch. As I got older and after Oma passed, I would come over to help you around the house with anything you needed, but I never feel like it was enough compared to what you did for this country and for our family. Hearing you've passed doesn't sit well. I wish I was around more. I wish I could visit one more time. I wish I could shake your hand one more time. I wish I could thank you for all you've done. As I get older I hope I can be as great of a man as you are. A man who servers his country and his family with all of his being. You're such a positive roll model for donovan and myself. This isn't a "goodbye" though, this is a "until I see you again". You're with Oma now so you definitely aren't alone, you're with family, you're in good hands and in a better place I hope to join you in someday. Thank you for all you've done my friend. Until we meet again.

James Enoch

477w ago

DEAR BROTHER YOUR MEMORY WII NEVER FADE. My dear Brother now that you are gone you're no longer here to share the bond we had together-a bond of love and care. I wish Heaven had a phone so I could hear your voice again. I thought of you today, but that is nothing new. I thought about you yesterday, and the day before. I think of you in silence. All I have are memories and a photo of you from which I will never part. Yet something tells me you are watching over us. Now you are finally free from the worldly care. I miss you so very much. Yet within my heart, I feel you are always by my side. Since you went away, life will never be the same. God has you in his arms and I have you in my heart.. Yet it comforts me to know that one day we'll meet again. I will always love you Brother, Richard.

Gillian Johnson

478w ago

I feel like I've known you all my adult life not just as the friends of my parents who lived across the street, but as the extended family elders who we celebrated holidays, birthdays and many family functions with. Your passing creates a hole in so many hearts but I think most of all in your bride of 51 years. Rest in peace Mr. Enoch I'm glad I had the opportunity to know you, love you, and say good-bye before you crossed over to be with so many loved ones who are dancing now. Breath easy and enjoy the reunion. Love Gillian

Iris Tio-Matos

478w ago

It was always a pleasure to have Mr. (and Mrs.) Enoch come to our clinic. Always a smile in their faces in spite of adversity. I will dearly miss him, he was family to us. May you rest in peace Eddie. Iris Tio-Matos and the Blue Team.

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