Birth date: Mar 8, 1945 Death date: Oct 14, 2020
Edward H. Walsh, born in Canton, Ohio on March 8, 1945 and passed away October 14, 2020 in Dallas, Texas. Predeceased by father Edward P. Schneider, M.D., mother Jeannie Walsh, step-father John A. Walsh, and nephew Chad T. Graham. Read Obituary
To the Walsh family
On behalf of the students, faculty, administration and parents of Columbus Saint Francis DeSales High School please accept our condolences on the death of this incredible soul. One of the greatest legacy's a person can leave is the love of faith, family, and friends. In this regard Ed Walsh was blessed beyond measure.
Please know that our school community holds Carol Ann and the entire Walsh family in our thoughts and prayers during this difficult time. Eternal rest grant unto him O lord and may perpetual light shine upon him.
Peace and God's Blessings
Dan Garrick
Principal
Saint Francis DeSales High School
We are deeply saddened by the news of the loss of our former neighbor Ed Walsh. I pray that God will grant Carol and family strength. Our most sincere condolences.
Linda & Brian
Houston, TX
Ed Walsh is integral to my memories at St Cecilia Church and School. He was always smiling, and always had a friendly word to all of us who passed by his office. One day he and I even talked about Weight Watchers! He enriched all of our lives by his uplifting demeanor and calm presence. Rest in peace, Ed.
I was blessed to work with Ed at St. Cecilia's for 13 years (from 1987-1999) and call him friend. Being on a church staff together meant sharing both funny, challenging and sad moments. We shared many lunches in the backroom kitchen in the church offices which were usually filled with funny stories/ jokes of Ed's. He loved his coffee and was known to eat jalapeno peppers right out of the jar! He was very well read on current issues and he was very articulate on such matters. He was always very kind to my children when they popped into the office after school. We moved away from Houston in 1999 and while physical visits have been limited these past years, I have been able to keep up contact with him via emails and cards and most recently, texting. He as a man of so many interests and definitely lived life to the fullest. I feel blessed that I had the opportunity to get to know Ed and have him in my life. My prayers will continue for Carol Ann as she mourns the loss of this kind man.
With sympathy,
Lee Renaud
I was very fortunate to have a brother who from a young child took the time to teach and provide experience after experience to me. Countless hunting and fishing trips that formed a lifetime attraction to the outdoors. He introduced me to scuba and I experienced the adventure of being in another world ! He had such a huge heart and a even bigger laugh that no matter weather you got the joke or not you just had to laugh with him! His laughter was good medicine for me and I think others were enriched by it as well. I have been blessed to have gotten to know him even better over the last years and created a even richer relationship that I will cherish! I love you Ed! Love Mike
For so many years Ed was a constant fixture at St. Cecilia. He was the fixer and the friend so often, for so many. It was so gratifying to see Ed so happy after he fell in love with Carol Ann. May he rest in peace
Everyone loved Ed.
He was filled with love for the Lord and shared it with everyone , through everything he did.
I loved his soft voice, sparkle in his eyes and boyish sense of humor.
It was a blessing to know him through Stephen Ministries.
Lori Botel
