Condolence
Edward Julius Krason
Condolences
March 26, 2013 at 4:56 pm
What a very nice person. It was always a pleasure to see Fr. Ed. He was a regular at A.S.K. For Flowers and he always made us smile with his pleasant demeanor and kindness. He will be missed. From everyone at A.S.K. For Flowers
Diana Nielsen
Plymouth, IN
March 27, 2013 at 10:40 am
Fr. Ed's family may or may not remember me but many years ago I drove with him to his brother's place in the Chicago area. In any case Ed and I served in the Diocese of Ft. Wayne together for many years and have stayed in touch but I lost contact with his blood family. I just wanted them to know that we did not forget "Eddie." I would give anything to there for the funeral but I now live in Canada and with my own health issues and age (82) I could not handle the trip. But I will join you and the family of Ancilla Domini at the Altar on April 2nd. from a distance. PS. May they be forever blessed for their care and kindness to my brother.

Fr. Pat McNulty
Fr. Pat McNulty
COMBERMERE, ONTARIO CANADA
March 27, 2013 at 3:39 pm
Prayers for the family, He was a great priest, He baptized both of our children at St Johns, What a blessing.
Max and Peggy Blue
Goshen, IN
March 28, 2013 at 11:47 am
I'm going to miss Fathers smile and his laughter. He was a wonderful Priest and was my friend. In Fathers words, everytime we would finish talking he would always say "GOD BLESS".
My prayers go out to his family. He will truly be missed and never forgotten.
Pat Ridgeway
Culver, IN
March 28, 2013 at 8:30 pm
Fr Ed was a good man and in many good ways a role model to me in my own vocation. He was a strict, but fair principal at Bishop Dwenger High School. He always felt close to the PHJC Sisters at Donaldson and especially those who served at Dwenger. I am now stationed in San Francisco, so I will not be able to be there in person for his wake and funeral. I promise to be there in prayer and the Spirit. RIP Edju.

Fr. Dick Sparks, C.S.P.
Richard C. Sparks, C.S.P.
San Francisco, CA
March 29, 2013 at 8:28 am
I wish to extend my deepest and sincere condolences on the passing of Fr. Krason. I not only had the privilege of knowing him, but also lived a year with him while on leave from the seminary, at Bishop Dwenger in the 70's. He later became our pastor in Garrett, where we again connected on a personal level. Fr. Ed was an awesome man and an excellent role model for me. It is unfortunate that I lost contact with him after he left Garrett. He touched so many lives at BD in a positvive way. I am a better person for having know Fr. Ed. Again you are in my thoughts and prayers .
Paul Johnston
March 29, 2013 at 8:59 am
The family of John & Pat Weber, Ft. Wayne, IN send our deepest sympathies.

Our children, Theresa, Joseph, Carol & Russell attended Bishop Dwenger High School during the time that Fr. Krason was principal there. He was greatly admired by our family for his leadership at the school both spiritually and academically. He will always be remembered by our family.
Theresa A. Bruner
Ft. Wayne, IN
March 29, 2013 at 9:05 am
Fr. Krason was an excellent Principal and role model for all of us who were students at Bishop Dwenger High School. He lived his life by Christs example and the impact that he had on hundreds of students lives on today ... God Bless you Fr. Krason.
Joe Cochran '78
Joe Cochran
March 29, 2013 at 10:51 am
Whenever Father Ed would see me he always asked about our horse. If he didn't catch a glimpse of Ziggy on his way past he would be sure to ask if he was okay. It was good to know Father was looking after the neighborhood as he will continue to do from above. Thanks and peace to your memory, Father.
Donna Pontius
Plymouth, IN
March 29, 2013 at 12:21 pm
My greatest sympathy to the family of Fr. Edward Krason. I attended Bishop Dwenger High School from 1964 to graduation in 1968. Our class was the 2nd graduating class from Dwenger. He was the principal and a very strict one at that. When we had sock hops in the school gym and played slow music to dance to he would come around with his stick and make sure we were not dancing to close. He loved the school and the students, and had our best interests at heart. I am sure he will be missed by many, but is now in the arms of God.
Pamela S. (Foellinger) Lance
Ft. Wayne, Indiana
March 29, 2013 at 9:32 pm
May God bless Fr. Ed and welcome him home. He was such a strong influence in my life. I still can see him through out the school and his constuctive comments about being "Dwenger Men".
I will miss him very much. He was the celebrant for my wedding at Queen of Angels.
As I followed him to the different parishes to visit, he always introduced me to the congregation.
I always enjoyed Mass in his room near south Bend. I will pray for your family during this time of sorrow.
Rick Stier, BDHS class of 70
Rick Stier
Fort Wayne, IN
March 30, 2013 at 5:27 pm
Dear Members of the Father Edward Krason Family:

My sympathy and support goes out to you on the occasion of the death of your dear, brother, uncle, great-uncle, Father Edward! He was a faith filled, compassionate, sensitive and caring man and priest. Our faith in God reminds us, that for Father Ed, "life is changed and not ended." He now lives in the peace love and joy of the Heavenly Community with his beloved God.

Fr. Ed was a close friend, and we visited at Ancilla from time to time. Unfortunately, I am unable to attend either the wake or funeral! I have celebrated a Mass in his memory recently!

May Jesus be a source of consolation, peace and strength at this time of deep grief and loss!

Peace and Love!

Father Ed Ruetz, retired priest, Diocese of Fort Wayne/South Bend
Fr. Edward J. Ruetz
South Bend, Indiana
April 2, 2013 at 8:54 am
Fr. Ed was a dear soul that pastored my family during some of our most difficult time. His prayerful spirit will be missed and I know that heaven has a new angel to watch over all of us. My prayers are with his family as I am sure they will miss his caring attitude and devotion. He will be missed, but held close in our prayers and our hearts.
Dan and Mary Kay Longacre
Goshen, IN
May 24, 2013 at 7:03 pm
I'm sorry I learned of Father's falling asleep so late. He was very supportive of me at BD, and even thought I would be a priest (made it to subdeacon so far). According to my mother, he was one of my Dad's favorite priests and bosses. I was very grateful I had a chance to share lunch with him twice in the months before he died. He was a dedicated priest, teacher, and friend. I was blessed to know him.
Timothy D. Woods

 

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