Edward Charles Enman
November 11, 1951 ~ August 31, 2015
Westbrook- Edward Charles Enman, 63, of Westbrook, passed away unexpectedly on Monday, August 31, 2015 at Maine Medical Center. Edward was born in Portland, Maine on November 11, 1951 the son of the late Albert E. and Mary E. Traynor Enman. He graduated from Portland High School in the class of 1970. After graduating he served in the United States Navy. Ed later took a position with Hale Trailer where he has worked for many years. Ed was a passionate golfer and a member of Riverside Golf Course for many years. He was an avid Patriots and Red Sox fan. He remained active throughout his life, playing softball, running and exercising with his TYIA buddies. However his real passion was his family. Golfing with his son Matthew, spending time with his daughter Becky Daddys Princess, and playing ball with his grandson Michael whom he adored. He met his wife Linda Rotondo of New York while attending Southern New Hampshire University and they never separated from that point on. They were married in New York on July 21, 1979. Linda moved from New York to Maine where she and Ed raised their family. Edward is survived by his wife of thirty six years, Linda Enman of Westbrook; a son Matthew Enman his fianc Sherrie White of Windham; a daughter Rebecca Enman of Westbrook; a grandson Michael Enman of Windham; two brothers David and his wife Thomasina Enman and their son Ben of Jacksonville, FL, and Daniel and his wife Patricia Enman and their daughters Vanessa and husband Andrew Kinslow and Lisa Enman all of Westbrook; two uncles Charles and Theresa Enman and Everett Traynor Jr.; an aunt Sandra Bishop; lifelong friends Skip and Sue McDougall and Danny and Lisa Wohl, along with several cousins. Visiting hours will be held on Friday, September 4, 2015 from 4:00 to 7:00pm at the Conroy-Tully Crawford South Portland Chapel, 1024 Broadway, South Portland. Prayers will be recited at 8:45am on Saturday, September 5, 2015 followed by a 9:30 Mass of Christian Burial at the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception, 307 Congress Street, Portland, ME. Burial will follow in Forest City Cemetery, Lincoln Street, South Portland. To view Eds memorial page or to share an online condolence, please visit www.ctcrawford.com Those who wish may make memorial contributions in Eds memory to: First Tee of Maine, 58 Val Halla Road, Cumberland, ME 04021
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Dear Enman Family, I was very sad to hear of Eddie’s passing. He was my oldest friend. I met him when I was 5 and he was 7. Our families both lived on Briggs Street on Portland’s West End. My family moved to Munjoy Hill in Portland in 1961. I was very happy when Eddie’s family came to the Hill a few years later. I remember Eddie’s parents and his brothers, David & Danny. They were such a nice family. Eddie taught me how to play baseball. We played together every summer day at the Marada Adams School yard. We also played in Little League 5 together. Eddie was one of the best players in the league. He was a life-long friend and a very important part of my childhood. I will never forget him. To Eddie, I say: Farewell old friend. May God rest your soul.Sincerely,Rick Wright
– Rick Wright
I have done business with Ed for many years. He was always a gentleman and went out of his way to help our company with our needs. He will be sorely missed by all who knew him.
– Jill O’Connor
Sorry to see eds obituary in the paper our thoughts are with you linda,matt, rebecca love the girls and paula {Johnson}Merrifield
– Paula Merrifield and lacey and whitney
Our deepest sympathies to the Enman family. Our thoughts and prayers are with you at this most difficult time. He will sorely be missed by all that had the pleasure of knowing him. When I cook bacon I will always think of Ed.
– Mary Ellen & Scott Tripp
To the family of Ed,My condolences and sympathy. Ed was a friend from TYIA, always had a smile on his face and was a pleasure to be around. He will truly be missed.
– Francine Cassidy
My thoughts and prayers go out to Linda and the entire Enman family. Linda I will never forgot all of the “Ed stories” that you told, I will cherish them forever. Lots of love to you and your family.
– Tracy McGary
I will miss you my friend. You were an inspiration to so many, I thank God that our paths crossed…and I will carry your inspiration with me. Thank you Ed. 🙂 Blessings to your very beautiful family who were so lucky to call you their own.
– Joanne
Prayers to all the Enman family.Sue Steinhagen
– Sue Steinhagen
David, Danny and Mike my deepest condolences to you and your family. Eddie was always a great person to be around and would never give anyone a hard time. The nine core values that The First Tee teaches is what he is all about. Honesty, Integrity, Sportsmanship, Respect, Confidence, Responsibility, Preserverance, Judgment, and Courtesy and no one would say he didn’t live up to those values. I will miss is smiling face at Riverside and I’m sure many other will also. Take care my good friend until we see you again.
– Phil Gignac
Tenderly may time heal your sorrow, gently may friends ease your pain, softly may peace replace heartaches and may warmest memories remain. Thinking of you all through this difficult time.
– Cathy & John Hardy
Linda, Matthew and Becky, I am so sorry for your loss. May you find comfort and healing from your friends and family. There are no words that will take away your pain, but time will heal. I will keep you in my prayers.
– Debbie
Linda and family, I am so sorry for your loss. Words cannot express the sadness I feel for your family and close friends. I know Linda, from your speaking fondly of Ed and his relationship with you and the kids, that your family shares a special closeness and caring that I hope will support you in the very difficult days and months to come. Please know my thoughts and prayera are with you.AJ DiNinno
– AJ DiNinno
My heartfelt condolences to Ed’s family at their time of such great loss. I grew up and went through K-12 with Ed. Any time I saw Ed through the years it was always such a happy encounter to catch up a bit with one of the ‘Bayside’ crew, most recently at ‘Salvage’ restaurant with he and Linda. When you look at the definition of a true gentleman, Ed’s picture is right there. May God rest you Ed and bless your family at this time of loss.
– Art Piteau
Hi. Just a note from a distant relative from PEI. Wanting to pass on my sympathy to the family. I remember when Eddy, David and Danny came to our house when we were all kids and we would play catch and we went on a picnic with all our parents. We use to have a lot of fun back then. Last time I saw Eddy and Danny was in 1997 when Mom, Dad , Charlie and Jessie Cole and I went up to visit all the relatives and Eddy and Danny came over to Alberts apt. Mom played piano and the gang sang the old songs. Just wanted to let you know we were thinking of you all at this sad time. Kurt had told us about Eddy’s passing. Sympathy Jessie and Carl Adams.
– jessie Adams
Our deepest sympathies to the Enman family. Our thoughts and prayers are with you at this most difficult time.
– Jim and Mary Ann Grimaldi
I was very sorry to hear about the passing of Eddie. My thoughts and prayers go out to you Linda and your family. Eddie was the best. I did graduate with him and I am sorry to say this was one of the first reunions this past July that I missed. I always had a nice chat with Eddie. Of course, we go way back with the family as the Beatty’s were lucky having all the Enman’s right across the street on Vesper Street. May all your fond memories bring you all much comfort real soon!
– Karen Beatty
I went to high school with Eddie and also lived in the same neighborhood. Great guy! So sorry for your loss.
– Vikki Richards
Dave I am very sorry for your loss, Ed and I reacquainted on Facebook where he remembered me as your friend growing up in Bayside. Your family is in my thoughts and prayers
– Bill Kenny
To the family of Edward, and David and Danny and family. So, so sorry to just learn of the untimely death of Eddy. I will forever remember our days growing up as cousins, all of us. May God be each of you during this time of sorrow.Dave & Pat Greenlaw13 Dennett St.Portland, Me. 04102
– David & Patricia Greenlaw
always had fun when i had a chance to play 9 holes with ed during the week. such a nice man. so easy to talk. will miss him greatly. in my prayers joe minervino
– joe minervino