This memorial website was created in memory of our loved one, Edward Brooks, 69, born on December 26, 1944 and passed away on January 5, 2014. We will remember him forever.
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Leave a tributeRIP Uncle Ed
As the first man in our lives no one else compared to you. The joy and the sorrows we endured together will forever be etched in our hearts. The multitude of life lessons we learned from you, even when you thought we were not listening, have molded us into the women we are today. We are eternally grateful.
The reality of never hearing you say, "Baby Girl, Baby Girl, listen to your dear old dad!" makes our hearts heavy but having the memories is blessing enough.
Although some choices we will never understand our hearts can accept your good intentions. Life may not allow for human perfection but the heart of a daughter can overlook any shortcomings.
For a man to demonstrate strength to the world is easy but the moments of tears he shares with his daughters takes a courage beyond measure. Some fathers leave their earthly bodies never having shared that vulnerable side of their spirit with anyone, but with your daughters you were able to reveal your deepest thoughts, hurts, and regrets.
You walked through life asking others to learn from your mistakes. You offered unfiltered advice rather we wanted it or not. You shared a wisdom many fathers keep to themselves and for these reasons and many more we are thankful for being your "Baby Girls".
Eternally,
StayBrae and Drini Pooh.
For 40 years we fished together.
We fished in the in the rain,in the snow,in storms, we fished. In his boat in my boat, we fished.
One day we will fish again !!!!
Rest in peace my brother
my Neice n Nephew that mean we r family 2 so RIP Ed...!!
From the Eatmon/Mobley Family
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Uncle Brooks
There's so much i could say about you that i really don't know where to start. I'm very fortunate that i was one of the last people to spend time with you here in this temporary home we call earth. How can i ever forget my "Uncle Brooks?" Your vibrant personality and your way with words was 2nd to none. I learned so much from you about life here in your few months in Slidell, La. The thing i'm most at peace about is knowing that you went out your way. I can rememeber speaking with you over the phone about your dream of moving down to Louisiana to take advantage of the big time fishing and outdoors life. You always said "Matt i'm coming down soon to Slidell, so we can do some fishing. YOu got a place for me to live?" Well, i feel in my heart that you were in the place you wanted to be and that gives me a piece of mind. A piece of you will always be with me and you are a man i could never forget. I'll have countless stories to tell my future kids and grandkids about their late "Uncle Brooks." Many only got to know the tough "Give it to em raw" Ed, but i was fortunate enough to get both sides and to experience your big, loving heart and that in itself is enough for me! You lived life and you did it the way you wanted to. Until i see you again in one of those Golden Lakes up in heaven fishing for Croppy....I Love You!