Edward Eckert, 57, of Sedro-Woolley, passed away on Thursday, August 18th, 2016.
He was married to Kobi Eckert for 19 years.
Ed is survived by his Siblings, Kevin Eckert, Mindy Pack and Aaron Eckert.
Daughters, Hannah, Stephanie and Jennifer, whom he adored, along with several grandchildren, nieces and nephews he loved to take fishing.
Ed was proud to serve in the U.S. Army, where when he was stationed in Alaska he found his passion for building Salmon Rods. He was an avid fisherman and hunter and over the years provided several pounds of smoked salmon to family, friends and neighbors.
Ed you are loved and missed. May you now have peace and have no more pain.
There will be a celebration of life service on September 10th, 2016 at 11:00 am at the Meyer’s home, 3339 Deer Trails Lane, Bow, WA 98232. Camouflage attire is encouraged.
R.I.P Ed. You are free from your pain.
Kobi, Am so sorry for your loss. I loved Ed as much as I do you my sister in heart. No more pain he is at Peace. My heart aches for all you are going through and have yet to come. I imagine Ben and he are fishing the big skies together now. My condolences to the rest of his family.
Brett you are now at peace and no more pain. You join your mom and dad ..aunts and uncles and grandparents and cousins.. Seeing the light has taken you home… You will always be loved and missed by all those left behind.With you you take that great hunter and fisherman.. And that warm heart you possessed.I love you Brett my cousin.To Kevin Aaron Mindy Koby and all the children I offer you Love and Sympathy from my heart Love Brenda
Brett …You will be so missed… We all love you so much.. Peace you deserve .,resting next to all those who have seen the light ..before you ,that we love and miss every day.you join so many and now we go on with out all of you..our loved ones . But will meet agin Until then I love you, your cousin Brenda❤️????
My dear friend Kobi, i am sorry for your loss. Ed was a great guy, and i know you two were happy. He is now in heaven fishing in that big ocean in the sky catching huge coho or king, without having to fight to get that great spot. Fish on Ed! Kobi my ole friend we are both left to carry on while our husbands keep each other company.
So sorry to hear about Brett’s passing away. I remember him well from our school days. May he live on in your memories of him.
To my sis and family, Ed’s daughters and brothers and sister.
Ed will be sorely missed. His sense of humor and fishing/hunting stories we will no longer hear but will remember with laughter and fun. He truly was a man with a passion for the fish and the hunt. It is so hard to say goodbye to someone so young, but knowing his pain his gone and he is at peace is a blessing.
Kobi and family,
Our love, hugs and deepest sympathy to you.