Memories of Edward "Ed" C Stack

In memory of

Edward "Ed" C Stack

Scituate, MA

1969 - February 15, 2022

1969 - Feb 15, 2022

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rich aneser

4 years ago...such a wonderful man...peace and blessings to all who were privileged to be in Ed's orbit...

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Kimberly Stack

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Kimberly Stack

Four years in and I still struggle with life without him. I miss him so much and feel like a part of me... Read more Four years in and I still struggle with life without him. I miss him so much and feel like a part of me is gone. Four years in and I still struggle with life without... Read more

Mary Rappold

Loved seeing Ed and Kim every Sunday after church. Always ordered the same thing “Sunny Runny eggs,shakin bacon and dry rye.” Speak of them often in reference to the horrific disease He and Kim fought against with strength and love. Xo Mary

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Kimberly Stack

I miss those Sundays so much. Our Sunday tradition was the highlight of both of our weeks. Four years and... Read more I miss those Sundays so much. Our Sunday tradition was the highlight of both of our weeks. Four years and I still feel a monstrous... Read more I miss those Sundays so much. Our Sunday tradition... Read more

Peter Waterman

I can’t believe it has been 4 years. I think of Ed a lot and still feel like it was just days ago that we were nerding out on data and he was telling me about his next ski trip. Miss you buddy

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Kimberly Stack

I loved that geekiness. He would talk to me about work stuff and I often wouldn’t really understand the ... Read more I loved that geekiness. He would talk to me about work stuff and I often wouldn’t really understand the significance but his ... Read more I loved that geekiness. He would talk to me about ... Read more

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Laura Rennenberg

Northville, NY, USA

My buddy Ed and I. Miss you always.

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Christine Parker

Shortly after Ed moved to Boston he saw a homeless man begging on the street. He really didn’t have much money but he told the man to wait for him. He went up to his apartment, made 2 sandwiches, got one of his sweaters, and his extra coat, brought it all down and gave it to the man.

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Christine Parker

Edward at three with his baby brother Michael?

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Christine Parker

Edward at three with his baby brother Michael. Edward at three with his baby brother Michael. Edward at three with his baby brother Michael.

Christine Parker

Farmingville, NY, USA

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Christine Parker

I am Edwards mom, I want to thank everyone for the love and generosity they had for my son. I have never... Read more I am Edwards mom, I want to thank everyone for the love and generosity they had for my son. I have never seen so many people ... Read more I am Edwards mom, I want to thank everyone for the ... Read more

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Christine Parker

Hi, I’m Edwards mom. I want to thank everyone who was there my son before, during life, his illness and his death.  I have never seen so many people at a memorial service. I especially want to thank my daughter-in-law Kimberly for giving so much love and care to Edward.  He loved her dearly and she made him very happy.  I have never seen so many people at a memorial service.  I can’t believe how many lives he touched.  To be loved and respective by so many is incredible.  I know I should have written this sooner but the last few months and years have been difficult.  I wanted to mention two things that were not in his obituary.  First, he lectured in many places including Harvard.  The second that when he was in college, he played his drums in the Long Island symphony orchestra.  He was a truly a very gifted person and I couldn’t be more proud of him.  I will miss him for the rest of my life.  ALS is the most awful disease and I thank God every day that my son is no longer suffering.  Our family has recently had some good news. My other son Michael (who is also an incredible human being) has informed me that I am going to be a great-grandmother.  I know that Edward is looking down and smiling, knowing that his niece and God-daughter will bring a new life into the world.

Hi, I’m Edwards mom. I want to thank everyone who was there my son before, during life, his illness and his... Read more Hi, I’m Edwards mom. I want to thank everyone who was there my son before, during life, his illness and his death. I have never... Read more Hi, I’m Edwards mom. I want to thank everyone who was... Read more

Rachel Flanders

I am deeply saddened to hear of Ed’s passing. We haven’t been in touch in years but he was a wonderful friend and co-worker 20 years ago when I had my very first job out of college. He was always kind and helpful when I was overwhelmed and unsure what to do. He was also so supportive as I dealt with Ben’s deployment to Iraq, and he became a true friend to both of us.

Kimberly, may the waves of grief become more manageable as time passes and you focus on the memories of your life together and those of the people lucky enough to have known Ed.

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Kimberly Stack

Thank you, Rachel. I have vivid memories of our early years in Marshfield and of bbqs. Thank you, Rachel. I have vivid memories of our early years in Marshfield and of bbqs. Thank you, Rachel. I have vivid memories of our early... Read more

Bonne Bete

2018, Kim and Ed's

Wonderful family Christmas memories with Kim and Ed

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Bonne Bete

2009, New York University, New York, NY, USA

the proud brother-in-law — with Ed Stack and Stephanie Bete

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Maciej Zerkowski

2017, Phoenix, AZ, USA

Sales meeting head shot

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Mary Rappold

Maciej Zerkowski

2017, Phoenix, AZ, USA

A higher res version of the group pic posted by Ciara. Working title "Don't mess with QPS"

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Maciej Zerkowski

2016, New Orleans, LA, USA

A slightly blurry Ed crossing the line

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Maciej Zerkowski

2016, New Orleans, LA, USA

Trade show booth set up — with David Untiet and Lori Murray

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Maciej Zerkowski

2015, Madison, WI, USA

Short Stack

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Maciej Zerkowski

2015, Madison, WI, USA

Another state capitol visit

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Maciej Zerkowski

2016, University of Illinois Chicago, West Harrison Street, Chicago, IL, USA

Science Ed

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Maciej Zerkowski

2017, Phoenix, AZ, USA

Ed for scale

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Maciej Zerkowski

2017, Nationals Park, South Capitol Street Southeast, Washington, DC, USA

Nationals game after SITC conference

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Jane,Mary Ellen,Beth Barbiasz

Our sincere condolences to you and your family. Although we had not met Edward, we have heard from Jane ( My Sister) of your care and devotion to each other over the past years and realized that your love for each other which I’m sure will be greatly missed but savour your memories knowing of the love you shared and may you merrily meet in heaven.

Mary Ellen And Beth Barbiasz

(Jane’s sister and Niece)

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