Edward A. Krapf Sr.

Death date: Aug 21, 2016

Edward Anthony Krapf, Sr., 84, of Stafford, CT, passed away at his home on Sunday, August 21, 2016. He was born in Willimantic, CT to the late Anthony and Gertrude (Fein) Krapf. He leaves behind two daughters, Janet Lewis and her Read Obituary

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Steven Reviczky

471w ago

On behalf of the employees of the Connecticut Department of Agriculture, please accept our belated yet heartfelt sympathy on the passing of Mr. Krapf. While many of his peers are no longer working at the agency, there are many who recall working together within the Connecticut dairy industry and earlier times in Ashford. I have many found memories growing up with Joane and Jeanne and remain saddened that they left us far to early.

With kind thoughts and prayers,

Steve Reviczky, Commissioner
Connecticut Department of Agriculture

Marlene R Zulick-Bessette

482w ago

I send my condolences to you all. I have knowEddie since i was about 4 or 5. I have so many memories of him tat i will never forget. Next time i come home i will try to call one of you. I live in Tennessee now. Why youvask cost of living s the reason. I was going to call Eddie for his birthday. We both till did that. We talkd together about once ever six months. My spirit wil be there today

Michelle Reichle

482w ago

Dear Krapf family,
I am so sorry for your loss. Mr. Krapf was such a sweet, kind gentleman. I was lucky to be his optometrist for several years. It was a pleasure to know him. May he rest in peace. My deepest condolences. -Michelle Reichle

Marnie

482w ago

You became my Grandpa through marriage, but I loved you as if you had always been in my life. I will miss you and continue to love you everyday. We will raise and teach your great granddaughter the same honesty and integrity that made you the man that you were. We will forever cherish you.
~Marnie

Glenn Cushman

482w ago

Ed and I grew up together in Ashford. In 1950 we joined the Air Force and went through basic training together. After basic training, we were separated but kept in touch via airmail. After our discharge, I ended up in Massachusetts and we lost contact. I did get in touch with Ed earlier this year and drove down to his place in Stafford. We had a couple of beers and spent a couple of hours reminiscing about "the good old days". We had planned to get together again this summer but, unfortunately, it never came about. Rest in peace Ed. You will be missed!

Glenn Cushman.

Tanya Morin

482w ago

So sorry fort your loss, he was such a great man! Thinking of you all.

Tanya Morin

Joe Csiki

482w ago

Ed was a true gentleman and a pleasure to know for so many years. He was genuine, honest and a true salt of the earth type person who always made you feel better after talking with him. We will greatly miss Ed at cards but he has left us with many memories that will be talked about for many years. Rest in peace my freind Ed.

Joe Csiki

Don Bradway

482w ago

Ed was a great guy. I always enjoyed talking to him when I would deliver Maple Syrup to him . We would talk about the Maple season, farming and working for the State. He will be missed.

Don Bradway

Jessica Krapf-Daniels

482w ago

in honor of Edward.

Uncle Ed, you will be deeply missed by all of those that knew tou. I will always remember the Uno games and fried dough you would make us. XOXO May you rest in peace. ♡♡♡

A lit candle with a soft flame, surrounded by small white flowers and green leaves, set against a warm yellow background.

Jackie Hughes

482w ago

To the Krapf family,
It was a pleasure knowing Ed as a kind and friendly neighbor who would wave hello and stop to talk when he saw you. Ed would always share his garden bounty with us, you knew he was very proud of his garden. It has been a pleasure knowing Ed for all these many years and he will truly be missed.

Thoughts and prayers,
Paul and Jackie Hughes

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