Birth date: Mar 13, 1950 Death date: Jul 23, 2019
ALAMO - Edwin Cohrs, 69, passed away on Tuesday, July 23, 2019 at McAllen Medical Center. Funeral arrangements pending. Read Obituary
Words cannot express the shock and loss we felt to hear of our dear friends passing. He has been a close friend for many years. He greeted us with his famous bread pudding. Touched me so as I missed my mother\u2019s special. He was kind, gentle, loving, humble, often misunderstood, and incredibly generous. Am certain he was greeted by our Heavenly Father with open arms as he believed and lived his Faith!\nRest In Peace dear friend \ud83d\ude4f\nCarolyn and Jerry Thompson
Words cannot express the shock and loss we felt to hear of our dear friends passing. He has been a close friend for many years. He greeted us with his famous bread pudding. Touched me so as I missed my mother\u2019s special. He was kind, gentle, loving, humble, often misunderstood, and incredibly generous. Am certain he was greeted by our Heavenly Father with open arms as he believed and lived his Faith!\nRest In Peace dear friend \ud83d\ude4f\nCarolyn and Jerry Thompson
Greatly missed but never forgotten. Eddie was a hidden treasure and if you were fortunate enough to find him, then you know what a selfless person he was. A true renaissance man who loved all living things. I have been blessed to call him my friend.
Greatly missed but never forgotten. Eddie was a hidden treasure and if you were fortunate enough to find him, then you know what a selfless person he was. A true renaissance man who loved all living things. I have been blessed to call him my friend.
Scott and I are very sorry to lose such a kind and good hearted person as Eddie, he became a very, very supportive member of our ACC Dog Park Initiative, he loved animals and all leaving creatures... RIP, Eddie...
Scott and I are very sorry to lose such a kind and good hearted person as Eddie, he became a very, very supportive member of our ACC Dog Park Initiative, he loved animals and all leaving creatures... RIP, Eddie...
Patti and I were saddened to hear about the untimely passing of Eddie Cohrs. I must concur with all of the sentiments I have read. He truly was a person of great compassion and was always willing to help out his neighbor, be it inside ACC or outside in the he surrounding communities. We didn't know Eddie but once we got to know him it was like we'd been friends for our \nwhole life. R.I.P. Eddie, we won't be able to see you anymore, but we will get to see the legacy you left for us everyday. Now that is a life well lived!
Patti and I were saddened to hear about the untimely passing of Eddie Cohrs. I must concur with all of the sentiments I have read. He truly was a person of great compassion and was always willing to help out his neighbor, be it inside ACC or outside in the he surrounding communities. We didn't know Eddie but once we got to know him it was like we'd been friends for our \nwhole life. R.I.P. Eddie, we won't be able to see you anymore, but we will get to see the legacy you left for us everyday. Now that is a life well lived!
Eddie was such an asset to the dog park initiative. His involvement was so appreciated. Eddie was loved by so many and seemed to have so much fun at the sponsored activities. It will be sad not to see his smiling face.
Eddie was such an asset to the dog park initiative. His involvement was so appreciated. Eddie was loved by so many and seemed to have so much fun at the sponsored activities. It will be sad not to see his smiling face.
