Edward C. Lorenz, Jr.

Ed was such a mentor to me when I started at First Wisconsin back in the late 80's. He taught me the ropes and he made a lasting impression on me...you come to work smartly dressed, get your job done and always have a smile on your face. He will be remembered fondly. Please accept my sincerre sympathies. Michael J. Parr Spring, TX (Friend of Mark Henry)

I met Ed at then First National Bank on 1 S Pinckney! He then worked in Paying and Receiving and I worked across the corner in Savings! I met my future husband at the wedding reception of fellow co worker, Mark Fritz. Marrying a fellow co worker, I had to quit the Bank but through my husband. Ellsworth Peterson, we stayed somewhat in touch by attending the Bank softball games. They both played and Alice and I were in the audience, of course, cheering! When El died, Ed came to give his condolences to which our 4 girls and I will always remember! Thank you, Ed and God be with your family!!

My sincere condolences go out to all the Lorenz siblings along with my thoughts and prayers. I've known Ed for over 55 years ever since his wife Alice was my den leader in cub scouts. Then I had the pleasure of having Ed as one of my scout leaders while in troop 34 at St. Benard's. He had a great gift of gab and was well liked by everyone.

I always enjoyed Ed coming into the East Side club for Fish Fry or Sunday Brunch. You just never knew what he was up to. A real jokster he was. He will be missed by many. RIP Ed! Onto your next chapter of life.

My sincere condolences to the family of Edward C. Lorenz, Jr. – It was never the Creator’s purpose for mankind to suffer or die (Romans 5:12). May God give you peace through his promise to comfort us (2 Corinthians 1:3, 4). I hope that you are consoled by Bible promises of a hopeful future (John 17:3).