TITLE:  Edward William Healey

SOURCE:  The Post and Courier

SUBMITTED BY:  The Post and Courier

FORMATTED BY:  Kim Grissom, Jun 2003

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HEALEY, Edward
Chief Master Sergeant Edward William Healey, USAF (Ret.), 66, of North 
Charleston, widower of Katie Stevens Healey died Sunday at his 
residence. Graveside service will be held this morning at 10 o'clock 
in Dorchester Memory Gardens, Summerville. Born on November 20, 1934 
in Brooklyn, NY, a son of the late John Thomas Healey and Agnes Taylor
Healey. He attended schools of New York. He retired from the United 
States Air Force after 30 years of service. After retiring from the 
Air Force, he retired fro the 437th Maintenance Squadron, Charleston 
Air Force Base as a Flight Line Mechanic. Surviving are three daughters,
Karen J. Healy of North Charleston, Teresa M. Wheat of Round O, Jean 
A. Healey of Round O; two sons, James D. Healey of North Charleston, 
Daniel S. Healey of North Charleston; one sister, Anne Pestinger of 
Newfane, NY; two brothers, Dennis Healey of North Charleston, Peter 
Healey of NY; four grandchildren; two great-grandchildren. 
Arrangements by TRI-COUNTY CREMATION CENTER, 11000 DORCHESTER ROAD, 
SUMMERVILLE, SOUTH CAROLINA. (Published Oct 17, 2001)
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