Edwin Nail Obituary

For the last 20 plus years that I've known you I have loved you. This breaks my heart that you are gone. Wish I would of known the pain you were in and we could of talked. Rest in peace my dear friend.

To my Eggs Benedict Man (inside joke)
I still can´t believe you are gone but I know you are finally at peace my friend. I will always remember the great times we had together but will always regret that I never made the time to do the skydiving thing with you which I would have done in a heart beat!! You were always such a tough guy on the outside but what I loved most was when I got to see the sweet caring sensitive man you really were on the inside. Thank you for always giving me a safe place to land when I needed it..which was many times!! I will miss you everyday but I am a true believer that we will see each other again one day so for now I will just say I love you, see you when I see you my friend! Healing and lots of prayers to your family and friends. Love P

My dearest Ed,
There are no words I can say right now. You were so near and dear to my heart. I could write for hours expressing how grateful I was to know you. You were there for me at the loss of husband (and your friend) Les Roberts. I could not have made it through the first couple of years without you. I know it may have been hard for folks to understand our relationship, (age) but I would do it all over again. Thank you for encouraging me to fulfill one of my lifelong dreams when you took me skydiving in 2008. I will never forget that and still have our video! Also, the great time you, Albert, Brenda and I had with the Marlboro race cars at Portland raceway- Fantastic! My only sadness was the cancellation of the Aerosmith concert we flying to as VIP guests! darn it, the concert was cancelled to Steven Tylers accident. I could always count on you if something came up and I needed a helping hand. May you be at peace my dear friend. My heart is with you always. Nancy Nail, you were blessed to have such a wonderful and caring son.

I was sorry to hear of Ed's passing. He and his brother Mike, worked for my Dad (Marty Brosseau) years ago on his tree farms. They apparently had a good time cutting trees, piling them into stacks and then blowing up the stumps. There were always stories about "The Nail Brothers." They were hard workers who were highly entertaining. My condolences to his family and friends.