Edward Lynn "Ed" Mehollin

Death date: Jul 18, 2016

Ed Mehollin was born March 15, 1948 in southern Ohio. His early years were spent in Cadiz, Ohio with parents Phil and Gale and younger sister Rebecca. A lovable rascal as a child, Ed was active in scouting and shared a keen intere Read Obituary

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Sandy Olson

463w ago

Hope you are relaxing and enjoying yourself up there, Ed. The workaday world is still the same giant ant colony it has been since you left to take your place among the angels. I have missed you and I want to keep working to make a positive difference for our community members who have struggled with substance use and mental health disorders in honor of you and others who have left us recently. I hope I can do you proud and continue the legacy of progress again stigma and unnecessary suffering that you guys have left in our hands. Thankful & Grateful that you stopped to rest in the Houston area for a time.

Sandy

Sandy Olson

480w ago

I am floored to see the notice for the first time this morning of Ed Mehollin's passing. I knew Ed from his involvement with our Behavioral Health Coalition. I was always comfortable around Ed. He made people feel that way. I enjoyed his being at our monthly meetings and I was wondering what he was up to now, but didn't take the time to be proactive and reach out. This is something I am learning as I grow older. I need to reach out to people that I care about and check in with them periodically if I haven't heard from them directly or through others, at a minimum. I gave Ed a stapler once, because he had admired an easy-to-use, one-finger type stapler I had found for myself. He was helping to put handout packets together for one of our meetings. I rushed right out and got him a stapler just like the one I had, because I knew he would like it! He acted like I had given him a golden nugget! He was so appreciative. I've been missing him and now I know I have to connect on a soul level hereafter. Rest in peace and joy, Ed.

Sandy Verleysen

482w ago

Gail, Amy, and Sean. I am so very sorry for your loss. I'm in shock. I just found out about Ed's passing. He was a Wonderful Man, and I had the privilege of knowing him and working with him in Mississippi. He loved his work, but first and foremost he was a Proud Family Man and spoke of you often.
Sandy

Deidra Dickey Keener

489w ago

My sincere condolences to Ed's family. I had the pleasure of working with him for a short period of time in 2008. Ed was a great person to work for, and I'm forever grateful for the time I did know him. Rest well, Ed.

Tiffany Alexander

496w ago

You were a wonderful man and overall great guy. You were a great mentor and friend. You will be greatly missed. The world was a brigher place with you in it. I will always blame and remember you for starting my expensive passion for road racing

Brenda Willis, Md

496w ago

Sounds like he lived a wonderful life and blessed many. Thank you for sharing him with us.

Tenley Fukui

496w ago

I knew Ed through the NET. He was very helpful when I set up a dinner for the NET and throughout the years even giving a presentation on stress during the holidays. He was a good friend. I have missed him and will continue to do so.

Charlie Harmon

497w ago

Dear Gail,

What a shock! I'm greatly saddened by your tragic loss. My heart goes out to you and to your family, and I hope you lean on your friends for the support you need. How I wish I could be nearby to help. With my sincerest sympathy and loving affection, Charlie Harmon

Carol Haase-Greeley

497w ago

I was saddened to learn of Ed's passing. I knew him through the Bay Area NET. May his family be comforted through their wonderful memories and experiences together.

Louise Presley

497w ago

I came down to Texas when I was 63. I talked to Ed a few times at the Net meetings. I was not having much success getting started as a private practitioner. He gave me several good ideas and was always positive and encouraging. I was in the process of figuring out how much practice I wanted, so I didn't use every idea. I'm sure he wondered why. ButI was grateful for his support

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