Birth date: Apr 3, 1973 Death date: Mar 22, 2026
Eric Everett Webb, age 52, passed away unexpectedly in Linden, MI, on Sunday, March 22, 2026. He was born on April 3, 1973, to Brian and Mary (Bumstead) Webb in Muskegon, MI. He graduated from Montague High School before attending Read Obituary
This was shocking news to me, and I can hardly believe it's true. I met Eric once in China during an exhibition fair, and I was deeply impressed by his kindness and professionalism.
May Eric rest in peace. My deepest prayers and condolences go to the Webb family.
Dear Family ,So sorry for your loss.
Eric and I were very close ,after one week I still cannot believe .
We spoke almost every day ,you were always available 24/7.
Very well respected by colleagues and customers ,i guess Eric did not have enemies.
My thoughts are going to his kids,grand kids he was so proud of,his girlfriend Nicole,and all family members.
May Eric rest in peace ,we will miss you bud🙏
Sorry If I don’t have not so many words ….after one week I am still in shock and cannot believe .
My dear colleague and friend ….well respected by all our colleagues and customers.
Always available when I needed to talk with you ,24/7 .
To Eric’s family :So sorry for your loss,wish you lots of strength 🙏
Eric was more than a colleague; he was someone who made our team better simply by being himself. He was kind, good‑hearted, and brought a quiet sense of fun and positivity to those around him. Losing him so unexpectedly, and at the same age I am today, is deeply unsettling and painful. It is hard to accept that someone with such warmth and humanity is no longer with us. Eric will be incredibly difficult to replace—not only for what he did, but for who he was. We will miss him greatly and remember him always with genuine respect and gratitude.
In memory of Eric Webb,
Today, we remember with deep respect and heartfelt emotion a colleague who left a lasting mark on each of us. Eric was not only an outstanding professional, but also a kind, generous individual who was always willing to lend a helping hand.
His legacy lives on in every lesson, every gesture of support, and every moment we shared. His human quality will continue to inspire us to be better each day.
Although his passing brings us great sorrow, his memory will remain with us always.
With admiration and respect, we remember him.
Eric will be missed. Weekly Quality meetings, discussions on supplier improvements, and always time for UofM / Lions talk. My thoughts and prayers go out to Eric and his family.
It's impossible to sum up a person like Eric in just a few words. But I'll try because he deserves to be remembered — truly remembered.
To many at work, Eric was a brilliant colleague — dedicated, sharp, and endlessly reliable. But to those of us lucky enough to know him beyond the office walls, he was so much more.
Eric had a rare gift: the ability to make you feel seen. The laughter, the late talks, the way he could light up a room just by walking in — that doesn't go away. That stays with us.
He brought warmth into every room, humor into every tough meeting, and kindness into every interaction. Whether sharing a quiet coffee or a drink at night, Eric showed up. Consistently. Generously. Quietly.
Losing you leaves a space that can't be filled. But you also left something that can't be taken away: great memories, how to treat people with gentleness, and how to live with heart.
Rest peacefully, dear friend. You taught us more than you'll ever know.
We'll miss you. Always.
