Birth date: Feb 11, 1961 Death date: Dec 4, 2020
Edward B. Kollar, 59, met his Lord and Savior Jesus Christ on Friday, Dec. 4, 2020. He was born on Feb. 11, 1961, to Louis and Doris (Fuhrmann) Kollar in Muskegon, Mich., and lived in the area most of his life. Ed was a servant t Read Obituary
Dear Deb and Family,
I'm so very sorry to hear about your brother, Deb. I know you are close to your family as you have shared stories with me over the years so this must be a tremendous loss for you. Know that you're in my thoughts and prayers as you work through this extremely difficult time.
With love and friendship,
Laura Getty
Our sympathy on the loss of Ed. Have not seen any of you for years but remember all of you. Thoughts and prayers always
Al & Kathy (Butas) Cross
My parents Rudy & Frances Butas. My mom was a first cousin to Lou.
Hugs🙏🙏🙏
Ed and I would always go to the beach to watch the sun set he was my best friend and I’ll miss him so much
I meet Ed in school and we became good friends. I am glad, that I was able to spend time with Ed before he passed . I love Ed like a brother and He will always hold a special place in my heart and memory.
Joie and family, I am so sorry about your loss. May God bless you with peace during this difficult time. You are and will be in my thoughts and prayers.
Jim Jaunese
Ed and his Brothers and Debbie grew up across the street from us in Roosevelt Park. We are saddend the hear of his death and extend our Sympathy to his Family and all of the Kollars. So sorry. The DeVries Family.
Years and years ago, Ed began writing “#1 Bro” as part of his signature in cards to me, after I was signing mine to him “#1 Sis.” (Ha! Ha! I am his only sister. So, of course, his #1 Sis!) Growing up close in age, Ed and I shared a special bond; spending all our years in school just a year apart and then when I followed him to Albion College. Three years at college together was special; especially since I could easily attend every home football game and proudly cheer him on, with Mom and Dad in the stands as well. A treasure and an opportunity most siblings don’t always get. We were often seen eating meals together in the dining halls . . . . . definitely during our standing Sunday evening dinners. Some people thought we were married because we had the same last name. Okay for Ed, who had his high school sweetheart back at home, but made it kind of hard for me to get many dates! ;-) As we began our adult lives after college, Ed and I remained very close. He never missed sending his own “Sister” birthday cards and Christmas cards to me every year. Even though I always won (ha! ha!), he would still try to compete against me each year in our “Best Wrapped Christmas Present” contest that only he and I competed in. Ed, I will be sure to have the absolutely, best-ever, wrapped Christmas present with your name on it this year, in loving memory of you! I will dearly miss you and will always still hold you close in my heart until I can see you again, "#1 Bro”!! Be sure to have your pile of restaurant coupons ready for dinner together again!
Love you so much,
Debbie
“#1 Sis”
Love to Joie, Ed, Justin and Jessie. We love you and we send you our thoughts and prayers
Lou and Christy Kollar
