My sympathies and prayers are with the family of my former classmate, Eddie “Pitch” Perman. I’m so glad I got to see and visit with him at our last class reunion in 2007.
Maureen (Agnes) Cannon
Eagan, MN
To the Perman Family. I meet some of you many yrs. ago. My name is Janet Nord LeDuc. I now live in Manistique, but was born in raised in Hardwood Mich. Ed (Or as we called him Rotten Eddie) used to hunt up there at “Charlies Camp”. As a matter of fact Ed bought a acre of land from my father Lawrence Nord. I can’t even begin to tell you all the GOOD memories I have of Ed but, I will try to remember a few. First I remember him coming up with lots of left over halloween candy when I was a little girl. Then he would leave money for the phone bill when he would call home to check on your mom & dad. He would also come with a old milk can to fill with water to bring back to camp. Then as I got a little older, I remember my dad & I would sneak over the hill & go & visit up at camp & have a few. When we got home & were a litte bit “silly” my mom would say right away “You two were up visiting rotten Eddie werent you?'”. We had many drinks on his bucks that he got. I also have a favorite picture were I am setting Eds hair. It is his one lock of hair he combed over. What a good laugh we had at that. As I grew a few yrs older & I was living on my own in Kipling Ed helped out with many of things, I think sometime he thought he was my keeper, cause he would sometimes not approve of some of the things a young independet spoided rotten girl would do. Hahahaha. I also remember stopping to have coffe & pobatacia (sp) with your mom & dad & Ed. I still have her recipe for it. I have never attempted to make it cause I just want to savor those special memories of sharing it with the Perman family. After your mom & dad passed I remember stopping to visit rotten Eddied & those darn dogs of him. I would make hime put them outside cause I was affraid they would eat me alive. I think one of them was named Buffy. I could go on & on, but just wanted to share a few good memories with you all. May he rest in piece & my thoughts & prayers will be with all of you as you go thru this difficult time.
Janet Nord LeDuc
Manistique, MI
Our condolence to Ed’s sisters. I lived across the alley from the Permans and we were close friends through high school and thereafter. Ed was in our wedding party. I used to stop in to visit with him whenever, we were back in Gladstone. He was a fine person and a lifelong friend. Art and Mary Lou Thivierge
My sympathies and prayers are with the family of my former classmate, Eddie “Pitch” Perman. I’m so glad I got to see and visit with him at our last class reunion in 2007.
Maureen (Agnes) Cannon
Eagan, MN
To the Perman Family. I meet some of you many yrs. ago. My name is Janet Nord LeDuc. I now live in Manistique, but was born in raised in Hardwood Mich. Ed (Or as we called him Rotten Eddie) used to hunt up there at “Charlies Camp”. As a matter of fact Ed bought a acre of land from my father Lawrence Nord. I can’t even begin to tell you all the GOOD memories I have of Ed but, I will try to remember a few. First I remember him coming up with lots of left over halloween candy when I was a little girl. Then he would leave money for the phone bill when he would call home to check on your mom & dad. He would also come with a old milk can to fill with water to bring back to camp. Then as I got a little older, I remember my dad & I would sneak over the hill & go & visit up at camp & have a few. When we got home & were a litte bit “silly” my mom would say right away “You two were up visiting rotten Eddie werent you?'”. We had many drinks on his bucks that he got. I also have a favorite picture were I am setting Eds hair. It is his one lock of hair he combed over. What a good laugh we had at that. As I grew a few yrs older & I was living on my own in Kipling Ed helped out with many of things, I think sometime he thought he was my keeper, cause he would sometimes not approve of some of the things a young independet spoided rotten girl would do. Hahahaha. I also remember stopping to have coffe & pobatacia (sp) with your mom & dad & Ed. I still have her recipe for it. I have never attempted to make it cause I just want to savor those special memories of sharing it with the Perman family. After your mom & dad passed I remember stopping to visit rotten Eddied & those darn dogs of him. I would make hime put them outside cause I was affraid they would eat me alive. I think one of them was named Buffy. I could go on & on, but just wanted to share a few good memories with you all. May he rest in piece & my thoughts & prayers will be with all of you as you go thru this difficult time.
Janet Nord LeDuc
Manistique, MI
Our condolence to Ed’s sisters. I lived across the alley from the Permans and we were close friends through high school and thereafter. Ed was in our wedding party. I used to stop in to visit with him whenever, we were back in Gladstone. He was a fine person and a lifelong friend. Art and Mary Lou Thivierge
Anonymous
My sympathies and prayers are with the family of my former classmate, Eddie “Pitch” Perman. I’m so glad I got to see and visit with him at our last class reunion in 2007.
Maureen (Agnes) Cannon
Eagan, MN
To the Perman Family. I meet some of you many yrs. ago. My name is Janet Nord LeDuc. I now live in Manistique, but was born in raised in Hardwood Mich. Ed (Or as we called him Rotten Eddie) used to hunt up there at “Charlies Camp”. As a matter of fact Ed bought a acre of land from my father Lawrence Nord. I can’t even begin to tell you all the GOOD memories I have of Ed but, I will try to remember a few. First I remember him coming up with lots of left over halloween candy when I was a little girl. Then he would leave money for the phone bill when he would call home to check on your mom & dad. He would also come with a old milk can to fill with water to bring back to camp. Then as I got a little older, I remember my dad & I would sneak over the hill & go & visit up at camp & have a few. When we got home & were a litte bit “silly” my mom would say right away “You two were up visiting rotten Eddie werent you?'”. We had many drinks on his bucks that he got. I also have a favorite picture were I am setting Eds hair. It is his one lock of hair he combed over. What a good laugh we had at that. As I grew a few yrs older & I was living on my own in Kipling Ed helped out with many of things, I think sometime he thought he was my keeper, cause he would sometimes not approve of some of the things a young independet spoided rotten girl would do. Hahahaha. I also remember stopping to have coffe & pobatacia (sp) with your mom & dad & Ed. I still have her recipe for it. I have never attempted to make it cause I just want to savor those special memories of sharing it with the Perman family. After your mom & dad passed I remember stopping to visit rotten Eddied & those darn dogs of him. I would make hime put them outside cause I was affraid they would eat me alive. I think one of them was named Buffy. I could go on & on, but just wanted to share a few good memories with you all. May he rest in piece & my thoughts & prayers will be with all of you as you go thru this difficult time.
Janet Nord LeDuc
Manistique, MI
Our condolence to Ed’s sisters. I lived across the alley from the Permans and we were close friends through high school and thereafter. Ed was in our wedding party. I used to stop in to visit with him whenever, we were back in Gladstone. He was a fine person and a lifelong friend. Art and Mary Lou Thivierge
Art abd Mary Lou (Venne) Thivierge
Signal Mt, TN
Anonymous
My sympathies and prayers are with the family of my former classmate, Eddie “Pitch” Perman. I’m so glad I got to see and visit with him at our last class reunion in 2007.
Maureen (Agnes) Cannon
Eagan, MN
To the Perman Family. I meet some of you many yrs. ago. My name is Janet Nord LeDuc. I now live in Manistique, but was born in raised in Hardwood Mich. Ed (Or as we called him Rotten Eddie) used to hunt up there at “Charlies Camp”. As a matter of fact Ed bought a acre of land from my father Lawrence Nord. I can’t even begin to tell you all the GOOD memories I have of Ed but, I will try to remember a few. First I remember him coming up with lots of left over halloween candy when I was a little girl. Then he would leave money for the phone bill when he would call home to check on your mom & dad. He would also come with a old milk can to fill with water to bring back to camp. Then as I got a little older, I remember my dad & I would sneak over the hill & go & visit up at camp & have a few. When we got home & were a litte bit “silly” my mom would say right away “You two were up visiting rotten Eddie werent you?'”. We had many drinks on his bucks that he got. I also have a favorite picture were I am setting Eds hair. It is his one lock of hair he combed over. What a good laugh we had at that. As I grew a few yrs older & I was living on my own in Kipling Ed helped out with many of things, I think sometime he thought he was my keeper, cause he would sometimes not approve of some of the things a young independet spoided rotten girl would do. Hahahaha. I also remember stopping to have coffe & pobatacia (sp) with your mom & dad & Ed. I still have her recipe for it. I have never attempted to make it cause I just want to savor those special memories of sharing it with the Perman family. After your mom & dad passed I remember stopping to visit rotten Eddied & those darn dogs of him. I would make hime put them outside cause I was affraid they would eat me alive. I think one of them was named Buffy. I could go on & on, but just wanted to share a few good memories with you all. May he rest in piece & my thoughts & prayers will be with all of you as you go thru this difficult time.
Janet Nord LeDuc
Manistique, MI
Our condolence to Ed’s sisters. I lived across the alley from the Permans and we were close friends through high school and thereafter. Ed was in our wedding party. I used to stop in to visit with him whenever, we were back in Gladstone. He was a fine person and a lifelong friend. Art and Mary Lou Thivierge
Art abd Mary Lou (Venne) Thivierge
Signal Mt, TN