Edward Pipik

I still feel him in the way I see things. I still talk to him in my head all the.time. I hate that he isn't here to share all of our lives anymore. A major void. Joe

Pops taught me the American dream was real. A coal miners son from Appalachia, can work hard and be successful. Work Ethic. He always said "be the first one there and the last one to leave and volunteer for everything". Another one he taught me, you can get respect and have your kids behave without yelling threats and punishment. Terry

Selfless. The importance of family and creating meaningful moments. Not taking life too seriously. Tara

Every time I was with papap I learned how I could be a better person but that I was also good enough for him already. Joey

One thing he left me is a lovely dry sense of humor. My favorite one is when he would ask if you're thirsty, as if he was catering to you, just so when you said yes he would respond with "Drinks are in the fridge, bring me something back too why don't cha". Stevie