Obituary for Edward William Mooney Jr.
Edward William Mooney, Jr., 67 years old, passed away on January 2, 2021 due to lung cancer at his home in New Market, MD surrounded by loved ones.
He lived much of his life in Philadelphia, PA, where he was born on April 24th, 1953 to the late Florence and Edward William Mooney Sr. Ed. Jr. and his wife later moved to New Jersey and then in July 2020 to New Market, MD to live with his two sons, daughter in law, and grandchildren and close to his daughter and her husband in nearby Hagerstown.
Edward is survived by his loving wife of 47 years, Patricia, sister Judy and her husband Charles, son Eddie and his wife Dana, son Brian, daughter Amber and her husband Trent, and grandchildren Wyatt and Keira as well as many other family members spread across the US. He was a beloved husband, brother, father, family member, and Poppie to his grandkids.
At Dana and Eddie's wedding, Ed served as best man and stated in his speech: When times are good, you will hold each other, when times are hard, hold on harder. We will all be holding on to one another.
There will not be any viewing or service. Condolences to the family may be made at www.potomaccremation.com
The photograph of Monocacy Battlefield, MD shown here was taken by Edward William Mooney, Jr. on his last photography trip in August 2020. As Edward loved to photograph nature, the family asks that in lieu of sending flowers you plant a tree in memory of Edward William Mooney, Jr.
He lived much of his life in Philadelphia, PA, where he was born on April 24th, 1953 to the late Florence and Edward William Mooney Sr. Ed. Jr. and his wife later moved to New Jersey and then in July 2020 to New Market, MD to live with his two sons, daughter in law, and grandchildren and close to his daughter and her husband in nearby Hagerstown.
Edward is survived by his loving wife of 47 years, Patricia, sister Judy and her husband Charles, son Eddie and his wife Dana, son Brian, daughter Amber and her husband Trent, and grandchildren Wyatt and Keira as well as many other family members spread across the US. He was a beloved husband, brother, father, family member, and Poppie to his grandkids.
At Dana and Eddie's wedding, Ed served as best man and stated in his speech: When times are good, you will hold each other, when times are hard, hold on harder. We will all be holding on to one another.
There will not be any viewing or service. Condolences to the family may be made at www.potomaccremation.com
The photograph of Monocacy Battlefield, MD shown here was taken by Edward William Mooney, Jr. on his last photography trip in August 2020. As Edward loved to photograph nature, the family asks that in lieu of sending flowers you plant a tree in memory of Edward William Mooney, Jr.