Edwin C. Roberts

Message from Regina Lee Anderson

I don't know if you remember me but I took care of Birdie, when I was 19. My prayers go out to the family.
Gina Anderson
Hays, KS 67601

A candle was lit by Sharon Sellitto on June 22, 2017 10:12 AM

Message from AMY Wells

Love to all of the wonderful Roberts women from my heart to your hearts. Ned was wonderful about stopping by to see Ken. when he was too ill to go out, which I very much appreciated. Your brother's love of adventure was so infectious...there will never be another man quite like him.....remembered and loved by SO many people, he was GREAT!!!!!

Message from Ken and Pam Danner

We were so lucky to finally meet Ned in January when he was moving Judy to Ohio. He was such a nice man and we could tell he was so happy that after all these years he and Judy got back together. It is so sad they did not have more time tighter. RIP ned

Message from John O'Neill

so sorry to hear of ned's passing. truly a unique individual with a great heart. he always reminded me of his father ed, in that he was never one to waste words, but you always knew where you stood with them! i considered ned a mentor to me way back when when we both worked together for my dad.
heartfelt condolences to the wonderful roberts family. ned, you will me missed!

Message from Susan and Tim Miller

Our sympathies and prayers to the Roberts family for your loss.

Message from John Jimison

So sorry to hear this. My heartfelt sympathy to the family and the whole Granville community, as many there will feel the pain of this loss.

Message from Janet Philipps Procida

To all the Roberts family I send my sincere condolences.

Message from Kim Downs

Sending love to Judy and the entire Roberts family. So many fond memories.

Message from Elizabeth and Bob Fulton Reno, NV

To my friend Judy and all the Roberts family,
As classmates forever I've known you both all that time. There are no words. Judy I was so thrilled that you and Ned found each other and our 50th Class Reunion was a catalyst for you to be together. I so wanted to be at your wedding in Granville just last
year and to visit you both when we came back for July 4th. I am glad for the happiness you found together. I am so so sad for you Judy. My heart goes out to you. Ned was a wonderful person and finding you gave him such a joy. My love for you both.

A candle was lit by Elizabeth Shafer Fulton on June 9, 2017 6:12 PM

Message from Jacki & Ron in Vermont

We're very sorry for the loss of this caring & unique man. Our sympathy & prayers go out to all of you. Blessings!

Message from Abraham Beyenne

In the eyes of God all human beings are equal and the same,however, to those of us Ethiopians, who new Ned think differentlyotherwise.He is one of a kind, polite, principled, honest,respectful and caring. I have known Ned since 1982, a year after I came to the States. Ever since then I observed him greeting me in Ethiopian way.The love for Ethiopia is boldly written on his expressions.When he meets with us Ethiopians he seems taken aback in time of his peace core years in Gondar.He will be missed by all Ethiopians who new him.
May God bless his soul.
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A candle was lit by John L Shinn on June 9, 2017 9:35 AM

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As first cousins and about the same age, I grew up knowing Ned and the Roberts family. I don't think you can find better people. Ned's graciousness and kindness were overshadowed only by his zest to enjoy life. My memories of great times at the Roberts house and Spring Valley Pool will stay with me forever, and I wish I had better words to describe my sorrow at his passing. Ned was a good man.

Message from Mary Kay Martin

My fondest memories of Ned are paddling Ohio's rivers and finding such peace and comfort as we mostly floated enjoying all of natures gifts. I would follow behind Ned, as he could read a river to perfection, Ned looked like he and the river traveled together. I will cherish those memories and have no doubt he will paddle on forever.
Ned loved to share his amazing woodworking skills and am ever thankful that he gave me one of his beautiful wooden boxes. So very sorry to hear of his death, may you all hold tightly to the many memories and the amazing life he led. Peace and love to all

Message from cindy parker

sending healing thoughts of love to all of you. Ned was a good guy and he truly loved his kids and grandkids. I love the thought of him and Todd together again and I know he lives on in the hearts of all who loved him. blessings. cindy

Message from Jim & Bonnie Cook

We met Ned just a few months ago on a trip from Florida to our home in Michigan. We arrived, practically unannounced, and were treated to a hike around the Indian mounds, a tour of Granville including the Spring Valley park, and lunch at a downtown restaurant. Ned was such a kind and gracious host! We knew immediately why Judy left Michigan to return to Granville and marry Ned. They were so happy and we were so happy for them.

Judy, there are no words to describe how sorry we are for your devastating loss. We love you, are thinking of you, and praying for you and for Ned's family.
Jim & Bonnie

Message from John and Suzanne Borchard

Our deepest condolences go out to Ned's family. We wish you peace and send our love.

Message from Sally Brigham

I always enjoyed talking with Ned.....he was part of a wonderful family. My family and I have missed the days at Spring Valley Pool. So unfortunate to have lost a great guy!! May your memories help to ease your loss.

Message from Tom Eddy

Condolences to the Roberts family for the loss of Ned.

A candle was lit by Susan Annette Lieber on June 8, 2017 9:53 AM

Message from Janet and Eric Jones

Having know Ned our whole lives, saying "Goodbye" is so difficult. We are happy that he and Judy found each other three years ago and were able to share their lives until his untimely death. Love for the whole Roberts Family.

Message from Fred Preston

Sue and I send our condolences to Ned's family. All of the Roberts were and are wonderful people and we are so sorry about Ned's passing.

Message from Bill Hershey

Ned was a best friend almost from the time we met in Ethiopia in the Peace Corps nearly 50 years ago. He and his family were gracious hosts to my wife Marcia and me and our kids when we lived in Columbus in the 1980s. We almost felt like part of the family. I looked forward to getting together once or twice a year for Ethiopian food and to talk about our great times together. I will miss Ned but value the memories.