Edward Chatt

We love you, Grandpa! You were always so invested in our lives, and an amazing pen pal. You taught us so much, and your sense of humor and curiosity to learn new things were inspirational. We miss you and can't wait to see you again on day. Love, Sadie, Chris, and Gracie

Grandpa Chatt bought us the kids book "If You Made a Million", which was the first influential book I read, and continued to buy us investment books and send articles, especially anything about his investment hero Warren Buffet. And he'd always be willing to be "talked into" playing board games with us. My first vehicle, the Plymouth Voyager with the amazing turn radius, was his old van. Lots of good memories. He'll be missed.

I'm really going to miss you Ed. You were a friend, a pal, a travel buddy, and a great father-in-law. Thank you for trusting me with your daughter. I was a scruffy-looking motorcycle-riding factory-working college student living in a van, and you welcomed me into your family and always treated me with the highest respect. I'll always appreciate that. I loved our many adventures together and can not think back on any of them without it putting a smile on my face! The photo below was from our trip to Huntsville AL where we saw Abi playing with the symphony, and you absolutely loved the Werner von Braun exhibit at the Space and Rocket Center. And you let me tease you about the older volunteer gal there that absolutely adored you! And especially thank you for being such a terrific grandfather to our children. Love you Ed, Jim

You will be missed:) I have many memories of our families getting together years ago:) They always make me smile. I hope that you and my dad are high fiving up in heaven and smiling down on all of us:)

This photo was sent to me from Mae and Richie of Dad and his sisters.