I will always remember the good times I had with Uncle Eddie in NH and Florida. He was always understanding, offered good advice, had a great sense of humor and fun. You will never be forgotten. Love you Uncle Eddie.

Death is not the greatest loss in life. The greatest loss is what dies inside us while we live.
Grief is the price we pay for love.
You don't go around grieving all the time, but the grief is still there and always will be.
Grief can't be shared. Everyone carries it alone. His own burden in his own way.

I haven't had many chances to see the southern Sweeney's since they moved 20 years ago, but whenever they did come north i would make sure i got a visit in. It was quit a few years since i last saw uncle Larry until i made a trip down to Florida last july and had a very nice visit. I hold that visit close to my heart. Rest easy love you.

My last visit with uncle Larry was the last time he came to newhampshire no matter what day or time it was seeing him was always priority. The visits were always great and full of laughter I miss you and love you. R.IP

My last visit with uncle Larry was the last time he came to newhampshire no matter what day or time it was seeing him was always priority. The visits were always great and full of laughter I miss you and love you. R.IP

I last saw uncle Larry in 2011 while my family and I visited Disney. I will cherish that visit forever. I was thrilled when Uncle Larry and Aunt ILidia took time out of their day to come see us. May you rest in peace Uncle Larry, you are truly missed.

The last time I saw Ed was when he and Lidia came to NH for a visit and we spent the day together at Canon Mountain. It was a beautiful day and a wonderful visit as always. Words cannot express the love and gratitude I have for this man. He was a father figure and the best father in law anyone could have asked for. All my visits to FL in the 90's, he allowed me to stay at their home and I was always treated like a princess. He loved to grill up these "concoctions" and it was always amazing. Thank you for always treating me like family. Some of the best days of my life was spent with the Sweeney family. I love you and you will forever be in my heart.

The last time I saw my dad we had just installed a new tv. The old one weighed as much as me but he insisted on dragging it over the threshold so the neighbor could pick it up. It hurt me to see him do it because I knew how much it hurt him. That was dad. No matter the pain he pushed through and did what was necessary to take care of the house. I got in my car. It was as if he knew it would be the last time he saw me. The door on the second floor of camelot was cracked just enough to see him watching me as I drove away. I treasure every moment I had with Ed; treasure every moment you have with the ones you love. Be forever grateful to God for every treasure.

Uncle Eddie always had a twinkle in his eye and a mischievous grin that always amused me. He was my "American Uncle" and I had the honor of being the flower girl at their wedding. It was always clear to me, even at a young age, that Uncle Eddie dearly loved Tia Ilidia or Titi as we still affectionately call her. I wish I could jump in a time machine with my two little children and travel back to a snowy day in New Hampshire and we would all go snow mobiling together. You always tried to give us city folk a little taste of country :) I miss you Uncle Eddie -- a man of character, boyish good looks and overwhelming big-hearted love for his family.

As we approach the 6th month since my father's passing I would like to post a link to his Memorial Service, held in October 2013.

http://youtu.be/Akd-PREheeo

19 years ago I put this video together for my parents 25th anniversary. Today, February 14, 2014, would have been their 44th anniversary.

http://youtu.be/pnh3Iaybc2c

I miss my daddy

Wishing you peace to bring comfort, courage to face the days ahead and loving memories to forever hold in your hearts. Peace, Prayers and Blessings, With love, Amada and Family