Obituary of Edward M. Elliott

Edward Ed Elliott, 54, of Cortland NY, passed away suddenly July 23, 2012. He was born May 6, 1958 in Cortland NY. Ed was a lifelong resident of the area. He was employed with Smith Corona and most recently at Cooper Tools. Ed was an avid New York Jets fan enjoying visiting and volunteering their mini camp. He also enjoyed home improvement projects, not only his own but helping his family, friends, and neighbors with their projects. He is survived by his wife of 15 yrs. Teresa Elliott, his children Brooke Marshall, Zachary Elliott, his granddaughter Rileigh, all of Cortland, his father Martin (Linda) Elliott, siblings Ricky Elliott, Anthony Carbona, Jeff Elliott, Steven (Flo) Elliott, Richard (Keri) Carbona, Martin Elliott Jr., Kelly Carbona, Carmela Carbona, nieces and nephews. Ed was predeceased by his mother Dawn Carbona and sister Deborah Elliott. Calling hours will be Thursday 5-7 pm at the Wright-Beard Funeral Home Inc., 9 Lincoln Ave., Cortland NY, 13045. There are no services. To offer online condolences visit ww.wright-beard.com My dear husband, my best friend, how do I go on? You have helped me to become the person that I am today. You made every day an adventure. You have touched so many peoples lives with your wisdom and wise cracks. Every one who knew you, loved you. I am left with a huge hole in my heart. Rest in peace my love. Rest in peace. Please wait for me with open arms as you always have. Shirley, I am so sorry to hear of Fred's passing. I have not been to town lately, but I will make sure to get there soon. I didn't see this until today, or I would have made sure to be there yesterday. Thoughts and prayers are with you. Love always, Jackie We are so sorry for your loss. Just want you to know we are thinking of your family at this difficult time. Debbie and Kevin Bradley REST IN PEACE ED!! WE will see you in HEAVEN. BELIEVE !! in JESUS NAME,AMEN. bonnie young To the Families of Ed Elliot, While I am unable to extend my sympathy in person, please accept my condolences at this time. I did not know Ed personally. However, I knew his Mom, Dawn, and sister, Debbie, and have fond memories of your family. I used to work with Dawn at the hospital. Later, she worked at King Subs, which my family owned. Also, many years ago, I gave the boys allergy shots. I fondly your family. I hope that time eases your pain in losing Ed. It always seems too soon to lose someone we love. Most sincerely, Betsy Zaharis (Betsy Boise, at one time.) Cortland