In Memory

Edward Clough

Edward Clough

Edward “Eddie” Clough, 81, of Vernon, CT, passed away on Saturday, February 22, 2025 in the comfort of his home which he loved so very much.

Eddie was born to the late Ann and Alfred Clough on June 16, 1943. Eddie lived with his parents in Manchester for a number of years where he ended up graduating from Manchester High School. Shortly thereafter, Eddie and his family relocated to Vernon where he lived for the remainder of his life.

Eddie was known to be a very simple man who focused his life on those that mattered most to him. Eddie possessed a deep love for spending time with all of his family members who he maintained as the central core of his life.

Eddie furthered his education by taking various courses at Manchester Community College and loved the process of studying so much. Eddie was an avid reader of sports, finance, nutrition, and religion. Eddie shared a love of watching sports, such as basketball, and baseball with his family.

One of Eddie’s finer loves in life was caring for the animals that he had over the years which included two cocker spaniels named Brandy, and Teddy, a cat named Tammy, and a yellow canary named Bing. In addition to household pets, Eddie also enjoyed very much taking care of wildlife that visited him frequently in his yard.

Eddie is pre-deceased by his mother Ann, father Alfred, aunt Dorothy Gill of Manchester, and his brother-in-law Edward Wojcik of South Windsor.

Eddie leaves behind his sister Althea Wojcik of Vernon, niece Heather DeMonte of Coventry, nephew Scott Wojcik and his wife Karen of Ellington, cousins Richard Clough of Glastonbury, and Chuck Gill of Willington. Eddie also leaves behind great nieces and nephews Nicholas Demonte and his girlfriend Jenna of Somers, and Hannah, Jacob, and Abigayle Wojcik of Ellington.

In Eddie’s final days, he was surrounded by the love and support of family, and he received remarkable care, kindness, love, and dedication from the hospice aides from Always Best Homecare of Manchester, and hospice nurses through Hartford Healthcare.

In lieu of flowers, Eddie would simply ask that everyone hold close those that they hold dear, and spend special moments with those in your lives that you love so much.

Services will be held privately by the request of the family.  To leave on-line condolences, please visit www.holmeswatkins.com.

 



 
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03/01/25 10:45 AM #1    

Jean Rodgers (Kozlowski)

RIP EDWARD


03/01/25 04:57 PM #2    

Marilyn Rose (Matthews)

I'm sorry to say I didn't know Eddie because he sounds like such a wonderful person.  I am sad for all those who will be missing his kindnesses and attention ... we never have 'enough' time with those who are so important to us .. but it sounds as if all Eddie's loved ones were near and dear to him right up until he left this world for his final Home... I hope you all can find some peace but I know it's never easy to see someone leave us leaving a big hole that nothing or noone else can ever fill... God bless and keep you all.. 


03/04/25 10:02 AM #3    

Sandra Geer (Butcher)

I was so sad to read that Eddie had passed.  We both went to school from first grade thru high school.  Coming from a three-room schoolhouse, we knew families in our neighborhood as well as the teachers knowing our parents and soblings.  Eddie was a quiet student, always kind and caring.  My heartfelt condolences to his family.  I also remember his cousin Richie who also lived nearby and went to Keeney.  How the years have flown by!  All of us from Keeney Street School had a great start in our education.  Eddie, you have gone to your final reward...Rest in peace and we will meet again in God's Kingdom.
 


03/30/25 05:49 PM #4    

David Sibrinsz

So sorry to learn of Ed Cloughs death.

He & I were the only boys in Concordia Lutheran Church's confirmation class together.

Those classes seemed forever but with two of us struggling through it made them seem shorter.

My condolences to his famiy & MHS61 friends.

Dave Sibrinsz


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