Edward Charles Hemel

Birth date: Apr 13, 1917 Death date: Sep 9, 2004

Edward Charles Hemel Edward died Thursday, September 9th 2004 at Morton Long Term Care in Morton, Wa. at the age of 87. He was born to Joseph and Mary Hemel on April 13, 1917 in Tacoma, Wa. where he lived throughout his life. He w Read Obituary

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Anonymous

1099w ago

Ed was a generous and wonderful man. When I was in junior high school he let me take care of one of his horses which was pure heaven for me. He always was there if I needed anything, and had the best smile and sense of humor. I've thought about him a lot when I've driven past the home he had in Puyallup. It will always be the fond and great memories I have of him that will keep him near my heart. He was a very special and giving man, and I'm sure will be missed by his friends and family.##imported-begin##Clare Johnson Hansen##imported-end##

Anonymous

1099w ago

Ed,
You will be greatly missed, but NEVER forgotten. We will miss your yearly calendars,polish sausages, warm and friendly face, and the smile that we could always count on to brighten our day. We were truly blessed to have known you! Frank, Julie, Brianna, and TJ Door##imported-begin##Frank J. Door##imported-end##

Anonymous

1099w ago

When I lived with my grandma, Mary Hemel, in grade school, Uncle Ed was a frequent visitor. He went to bat for me a number of times, I know, though I'm not sure of the subjects, since they spoke heatedly in Polish. He brought holiday gifts that still seem magical: cowboy boots, a 3-foot tall Yogi Bear, and a doll so large that my brother, Mike mistook it for me.
Though I hadn't seen him for many years, I am so glad to recognize him in all of your memories. He was always joking and smiling and generous.
One of the best memories of my life in Tacoma was a visit to the farm in Randle. Things are little foggy, but I might have stayed a weekend there - or longer? I'm glad to hear that those dear generous people remained his friends.
I will miss Uncle Ed as I will miss all of the special, smart, funny Hemel brothers.
Ed, I hope you know I loved you a lot - Jeanine##imported-begin##Jeanine Hemel Sullivan##imported-end##

Anonymous

1100w ago

Ed,
You Have been a part of our family all of our lives. You were so good to all of us. We will miss you so much. Now who will tell us how to say something in Polish?
Zo Bahchehnah, Randy & Wendy Kenny##imported-begin##Wendy & Randy Kenny##imported-end##

Anonymous

1100w ago

Dearest Ed, My family and I will miss you dearly. You were definetly a very big part of our lives. Always there for every occasion which meant so much to all of us. Your generosity, your sense of humor and all the hard work you did for Dad on the farm will never be forgotten. He couldn't have done it without you. You and Dad can hang out until the rest of us come up to join you. Rest in peace, love you bunches, Debbie, Greg, Haylee and Eric##imported-begin##Debbie Cox##imported-end##

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