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Edward M Sylvers 1914 - 2001

Edward M Sylvers of Minneapolis, Hennepin County, MN was born on May 8, 1914 to Augusta Lange and Walter John Sylvers. He had siblings Frank Kenneth Sylvers, Walter R Sylvers, Irene Sylvers, Shirley Sylvers, Doris Sylvers, Marian Sylvers, Margaret Sylvers, John Sylvers, and Wendell Gene Sylvers. He married Elsie B Sylvers on June 6, 1936 in Hennepin County United States, and had children Douglas E Sylvers, Michael Sylvers, Thomas Sylvers, Daniel Sylvers, Edward A Sylvers, Mary (Sylvers) Martianos, and Patricia (Sylvers) Stewart. Edward Sylvers died at age 87 years old on August 16, 2001, and was buried at Lakewood Cemetery 3600 Hennepin Ave, in Minneapolis, Hennepin County.
Edward M Sylvers
Big Ed
Minneapolis, Hennepin County, MN 55406
May 8, 1914
August 16, 2001
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    Edward Sylvers was a hard working devoted husband and father to 7 children. He had 5 sons and two daughters. Edward had a great sense of humor and when he smiled you knew he was going to make it a really good day for everyone around him. He always made sure his family was taken care of and that they had food on the table and clothes on their backs. Some of his hobbies were fishing, golf, and he loved to play chess. Sometimes on job sites and in his own home he would paint a characters face with spray paint usually hidden behind a wall or where people would least likely find it. I always found it odd but it was almost like a special signature for him, like ‘Ed was here’ and I sometimes wonder if his artwork still exists behind walls in buildings in the city. He is truly missed but he left his imprint by teaching others to fish, golf, and play chess and carry on.
  • 05/8
    1914

    Birthday

    May 8, 1914
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  • Nationality & Locations

    United States
  • Religious Beliefs

    Atheist
  • 08/16
    2001

    Death

    August 16, 2001
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    Lakewood Cemetery 3600 Hennepin Ave, in Minneapolis, Hennepin County, Minnesota 55408, United States
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17 Memories, Stories & Photos about Edward

Sylvers Family
Sylvers Family
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Mahmoud Vafaei , Rebecca Stewart
Left to right Middle
Edward Sylvers, Elsie Sylvers, Dee SYlvers
Left to right back
Patricia Stewart, Michael Sylvers, Tom Sylvers, Edward A Sylvers
Date & Place: at 3601 24th Ave S, in Minneapolis, Hennepin County, Minnesota 55406, United States
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Lady way in the back ?? She looks fimaliar
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Way way back glasses on
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Edward M Sylvers
Snow blowing on 24th ave Mpls
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Edward Sylvers Nancy Sylvers
Edward Sylvers Nancy Sylvers
Edward M Sylvers with his then daughter in law Nancy Sylvers @ Dorothy Briscoe’s home.
Nancy Sylvers Maiden name was Nancy Jean Renner.
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I do have a Nancy Grinnels in here somewhere?
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But this one I been researching and her last name came up silvers? Same person?
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A photo of Edward M Sylvers
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Written by Patricia Stewart (sylvers)
My dad’s birthday is today. Like my mom I have so many great memories of him. He was a proud man, that worked hard all his life. Especially when it came to his family. He worked as a painter and did what he had to when it came to supporting his family. An example of that is his time up in Canada during war time. He got on a train to Hudson Bay to build radio towers, even with no knowledge of doing that kind of work. Talk about on the job training in -40 degree or more temps! His stories of his time there still come to me, from haircuts, to trucks being run 24/7 because of the frigid cold and of course Polar Bears visiting. I can never remember him not working. He took on extra work to pay for some of the fun stuff we did. He loved to fish and enjoyed every last one he and/or his kids brought home to my mom to fry. Sunfish and Crappies his favorite, but he never stepped away from a northern or walleye on his line. That said he also took up water skiing with his kids on weekends too. Not unusual to see him pulling us around Pleasant Lake on a Sunday or one of my brothers pulling him. He never turned down a neighborhood kid coming along with us either on our trips to the lakes. If there was room in the car they were welcome. I mentioned that he was a painter. He worked for a contractor for the gas company here in Minneapolis and for the most part painted the natural gas holders. When he ended his time with the gas company he went work at the Calhoun Beach Hotel, which still stands today across from the lake. I think it is now called the Calhoun Beach Club. He did wall papering and painting throughout that place and did work for some interesting people, including “Dear Abby”and other local tv personalities that worked in the studio housed there also. Which brings me to my home I live in now. He hung wallpaper in my living room and bathroom that still hangs to this day. It is the original vinyl wallpaper that was sold back in the day. He said it last forever and I now see the proof. Seems like it has been there forever. He ended up leaving the Calhoun Beach Club for the Curtis hotel in downtown Minneapolis. He retired from there and then started his love for golf, which he had not played since he was a teenager. He continued to fish though and made frequent trips to Round Lake in Wisconsin. Sometimes with my mom, sometimes with his kids or grandkids, or sometimes alone. Winter or summer he loved to fish. And of course loved to eat them. He had smile that was contagious, but when angry a bark that was worse than a bite at times. Many thought he ruled the roost, but my mom was the one that always had the last say. He had a great sense of humor and loved his family. The stories I could tell, as I am sure my siblings can add many more to this post. So now as I sit in my Sunflower vinyl dining room writing this post I send out a Happy Birthday to you Dad! Miss and love you.
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Edward Sylvers , Elsie Sylvers (moore) , Patricia Stewart (Sylvers) as baby , Douglas Sylvers big brother
Edward Sylvers , Elsie Sylvers (moore) , Patricia Stewart (Sylvers) as baby , Douglas Sylvers big brother
A Sylvers Family Portrait
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Patricia Stewart?
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I know there is a Doug Johnson and Phyllis Smith. That are DNA related to her. My mom.. Pamela Thompson.
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Edward Sylvers at Robert Moores Cabin in Hayward Wisconsin
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Boating
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Dad Snowblowing on 24th ave home
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Mikes Cabin up near walker mn
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Edward Sylvers when he was younger
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