Memories of Edward Francis Yacovone

In memory of

Edward Francis Yacovone

Atlanta, GA, USA

October 3, 1948 - January 19, 2020

Oct 3, 1948 - Jan 19, 2020

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Ellen Foley

Thank you for sharing your wonderful memories of Ed’s amazing life. We send our love and condolences to the entire Yacovone family. Ellen and Ken

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Norm Fikes

To the family my sincere condolences on your loss. I had the privilege to work for him twice (early in my career in Miami and later just before he retired). Enjoyed his strong desire to make a difference, but could also be very blunt when needed. My God bless you all during your grieving. Your memories of Ed will bring comfort. He live a good life. Norm Fikes

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Many thanks, Norm. He was both those things, and we agree that he lived a good and meaningful life. The ... Read more Many thanks, Norm. He was both those things, and we agree that he lived a good and meaningful life. The grieving continues, but... Read more Many thanks, Norm. He was both those things, and we... Read more

Dick and Lin Moyer

So sorry to hear this. Have not seen him since he moved to TX, but we considered him a great friend and very good person.
Dick and Lin

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Thanks very much for sharing and for your generous donation. Ed often spoke of you and your great collaboration... Read more Thanks very much for sharing and for your generous donation. Ed often spoke of you and your great collaboration in Asia. Thanks very much for sharing and for your generous ... Read more

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Ashley Burk

Ed was a very kind hearted and loving man. He gave of himself more than anyone I've known in my life. He loved his children and grandchildren dearly and wished nothing but the best for everyone. Ed will be deeply missed but never forgotten. He set the standard in giving of ones self to others, to see someone smile, and being part of making someone's dream come true. Ed never thought twice about sacrificing of himself to benefit another. Ed impacted me and my life in ways I had yet even known. But by the love, support, and kindness shown to the complete stranger I was will never be forgotten. I'll also always remember he had a wonderful sense of humor to go along with his loud shirts!!

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Ashley Burk

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Ed really was selfless in many ways. Your experience echoes those of many of us who were impacted by his ... Read more Ed really was selfless in many ways. Your experience echoes those of many of us who were impacted by his generosity of time and... Read more Ed really was selfless in many ways. Your experience... Read more

Mark Long

Ed and I worked in NYC's Chelsea Health Center. One day, an Immunization clinic nurse asked us to come help... Read more Ed and I worked in NYC's Chelsea Health Center. One day, an Immunization clinic nurse asked us to come help hold a six-year old... Read more Ed and I worked in NYC's Chelsea Health Center. One... Read more

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I can totally envision that happening, Mark! Thank you very much for sharing this great story. Hope you and... Read more I can totally envision that happening, Mark! Thank you very much for sharing this great story. Hope you and your family are well.... Read more I can totally envision that happening, Mark! Thank ... Read more