I was a student at FIT and living in the upper eastside of NYC in the late sixties... to my amazement, I was crossing the street at 63rd and Lexington Ave and saw Ed! He, studying dramatic arts, and Iwe we were shocked to see each other... and then began regular Central Park dusk dining outings in Central Park with our student friends. It was such a fun and memorable time in our lives... particulary for two kids from Orlando to reconnect. We eventually lost touch... he was pursuing films in LA and I went briefly back to Orlando.
I apologize that I have nothing new to add, but I have tried to find Ed and track his career for many years and was shocked to see that he died. He was one of the most sweet, kind and talented people I grew to know at Oak Ridge and in NYC... if anyone knows more, please share. I felt like seeing Ed on the streets of NYC was like linking up with a brother. He was wonderful.
Leslie Jorgensen (Gruen)
I was a student at FIT and living in the upper eastside of NYC in the late sixties... to my amazement, I was crossing the street at 63rd and Lexington Ave and saw Ed! He, studying dramatic arts, and Iwe we were shocked to see each other... and then began regular Central Park dusk dining outings in Central Park with our student friends. It was such a fun and memorable time in our lives... particulary for two kids from Orlando to reconnect. We eventually lost touch... he was pursuing films in LA and I went briefly back to Orlando.
I apologize that I have nothing new to add, but I have tried to find Ed and track his career for many years and was shocked to see that he died. He was one of the most sweet, kind and talented people I grew to know at Oak Ridge and in NYC... if anyone knows more, please share. I felt like seeing Ed on the streets of NYC was like linking up with a brother. He was wonderful.
Leslie Jorgensen Gruen
Class 67