Ed Lumley

You may be gone from our lives but you live on in my heart and my memories.

Ed was a wonderful, kind hearted person with a great sense of humor. I loved his laugh, so I would go out of my to make him chuckle. Ed loved to go hunting in Minnesota, and then would tell us his stories. I would always tell him “Not Bambi Eddie”. Ed, you will be missed, but not forgotten.

I have so many good things to say about Ed but one thing I can truly say is he had a heart of gold and always knew what to say to make me smile that I will truly miss. My prayers are with your family always. Kim Teixeira

What I remember about Ed is his great sense of humor. He loved “hunting” and would come back to work and tell us all about his Bambi stories and get us laughing. We will miss you Ed and never forget you.
Always Your Friend,
Della Salazar

I worked with (and for) Ed for several years at the Palo Verde Nuclear Generating Station. He was one of the most caring and easy-going people I have known in my life. He will be remember always.

I remember Ed being a tough kid-running around with bare feet all the time.
One summer when we were out at the lake Ed dove in head first. My mom (Margaret Adelmann) said, “that Ed, can swim like a fish”

I had the pleasure & fortune of working for Ed on two seperate occassions at the Palo Verde Nuclear Generating Station. Ed treated everyone with with the utmost respect and compassion. When he retired, a void was created that will never be filled. He was an intelligent & honorable man with a great sense of humor. He will be sorely missed in this world. Good-bye Ed and God Bless you.

To all who knew Ed, he was a kind man with a big heart. We worked and supported each other for over 23 years and through it all we always found the humor in the craziness of life. I will miss you Ed, but will never forget your gentle way and unwavering positive outlook on life. You were like a brother to me and I will never forget you Ed. You and your family are in my prayers. Your Friend, David