Birth date: Jun 3, 1941 Death date: Dec 21, 2018
Edward Ronald Mayr was born June 3,1941 in Latrobe, PA to Joseph Mayr and Gertrude Florence Huskey Mayr. On December 21, 2018, he peacefully went to be one of God’s Christmas Angels. He is survived by his wife of 56 years, Betsy M Read Obituary
I had the pleasure of meeting Ed for the first time, when he hired me at the Herndon Community Center. Always friendly, always smiling, a real pleasure to work with. He made a beautiful impact at the center and will be missed by all of us. My deepest sympathy to Ed’s family may God comfort them and give them peace.
My thoughts are with you, Betsy, and with all the rest of your family. This is a keen loss for you all. I'll be holding you most tenderly in the Light in the coming days, as you adjust to having only the many happy memories of times with Ed, instead of the opportunity to create more. What a wonderful trove of memories he helped you create!
Frances
My condolences to Betsy and other members of Ed's family upon his death. I know what an important part he was in your lives but also realize that your strong faith will help you live with your sorrow in this world.
I'm so sorry for your loss. Ed was Brooke's first baseball coach and instilled in her a love for softball in later yrs. At Brooke's first ever up at bat Ed had to go out and lift her up so she was on the right side of home base. It brought a laugh then and still does. God bless you all. Sue Harvey
So sorry for the great loss of Ed, to your family. Prayers and thoughts to all of you and may God bless each and everyone at this time and though the years. Dottie and Norman Phoebus
No one had a better sense of humor or truly cared for his family and friends lime Ed. A great person and wonderful friend to our family
I had the pleasure of working with Ed when he was at The Town of Herndon. He was always smiling and always had kind things to say not only to the person he was talking to but his family. His family was the apple of his life.
He will be missed by many. My condolences to his family. RIP Ed.
I had the pleasure of working with Ed at the town. He always had a smile on his face and was a true friend. He will be missed. My thoughts and prayers are with the Mayr family.
The one memory that always makes me smile was, "There is always room on a shelf (as he would pat his stomach) for ice cream.
My wife and I feel so blessed to have had Ed and his wife lead us the way in and around New Orleans and Nashville recently. He was always the ambassador of good will.
I am so happy that he included me in his circle.
