Edward Baldwin Boettcher, Jr. - Guestbook

Great person, built his family's home while working for my dad and he was always easy to work with.Lots of great memories thru his business over the years.

We send our love and prayers to Ben & Cindy Boettcher and all the family members. He was a wonderful man and we celebrate the Godly life he lived. Blessings to you all!

Beverly, Ben and All, We are out of state, but are so sadden by Ed's passing. He was the best Baylor Bear I ever knew. May the strength and love of the Lord, the fellowship and closeness of your family and the prayers and support of the community bring you comfort at this trying time. We know Ed is in glory and has rejoined Lucille and all their loved ones.

Please know you are all inn our prayers.

Ben & Family:

Our heartfelt condolences to you. It's never an easy time, but knowing he is in the presence of our Lord and Savior right now must offer some solace. Stay strong and take care.

All who knew Mr. Boettcher will miss him. He was a caring and good man. He would help people when he could. He helped my family to purchase a place to live. I will always remember his kindness. Sincerely, Kathy

Beverly, Ben and Family

I am sorry for your loss, and at the same time celebrate the good life of Mr. Ed. My late mother, Naomi, became his bookkeeper in the early 1960's and I worked for him while in high school in the late 60's. Every time I have seen him over the years, I have reminded him that I was the best $1.60 per hour employee that he ever had! I always loved to hear his hearty laugh when I told him that. I have wonderful memories of a good man. May God bless you all.

Beverly, Ben, and Family
Your parents left such an imprint on Brenham. We send our sympathy upon the loss of your dad, who is surely rejoicing with your mom. They have left quite a legacy. May you be comforted to know that we care and hold you in prayer. God is good.
Mary Lou and Roger

Beverly and Ben,

My deepest condolences on the loss of your father. He was a leader in Brenham and at First Baptist Church as well as a fine businessman. I was blessed to know your father and mother growing up as your mom and dad were friends of my parents. Ed was committed to doing the Lord’s work and so blessed many others. May they be a source of strength to you at this difficult time.

Dear sweet families,

Ron and I are so saddened to hear of your loss. We have so many memories of attending church with Ed and Lucille and all of you. We are lifting you all up in prayer for the grace of God to help you through this time.

Ed was a pillar of love and dedication to his family and to his Lord and Savior. What a reunion is being held in heaven!

Love to all of you! Ron and Arlene

Ben,Beverly and families
My sympathy to your families. As most of you know,Mr. Boettcher was my very first employer, 6.1.67. I had just graduated from high school and my dad was my coach and I got the job being his secretary and customer service until Oct.1970. The only lumber company with air-conditioning in the late 60's. He gave me my first start in the working world. He had a sign in the coffee area and it said "Remember that our customers are our boss", so very true. Thanks for believing in me and my work ethic. Mr. Ed may you rest in peace until we will meet again.

Love,

Diana

Ben and Beverly:

It was an honor to know and work for Mr. Boettcher. I will always miss the honks and those close to closing time visits to type something up for him. My thoughts and prayers are with you all.

Dearest Ben & Cindy.

So sorry to hear of the passing of your dad. I'm sure he was a great man! I know you all will miss him dearly. Please know that I am praying for your family.

In His love,

Kathy & Cliff Green

Ben, we are very sorry for your loss! Another of "The Greatest Generation" is gone!

Dear Beverly, Ben and Family,

On behalf of the EDF Board of Directors and Staff, we send our deepest sympathy and join you in celebrating the life of your father, who was a wonderful example of a true servant leader. Ed was one of the most dedicated leaders our city has been blessed with, and he helped make this the community it is today. Our prayers are with you all.

Beverly, Ben and family

May you find comfort and peace now and days ahead. Hold all the wonderful memories close to your heart.
Gods Blessings to all.

We will miss Ed's smile as much as we've missed Lucilles since she passed away. Please accept our condolences Beverly and family.

When Tom and I married, and even before that, your parents were the the first friends of the Beards that I met in Brenham. It was the year Ben was Maifest King!
I did so admire them for their devotion to each other and to their church and community. I did not know of your father's military service, but am grateful for it. Their friendship with Jim and Gladys was sweet and long-lived! When I read in the obituary of Ed's devotion to evangelism, I thought .. I wish I had known him better.
Your father was the very definition of "Pillar of the Community." He will be missed by you, your family, and all of us who knew him.

Our thoughts and prayers are with the Boettcher family during this difficult time.