My dearest cousin Eddie,  My heart is very heavy today just finding out that you are with your mom and dad and grandma Bair. I’m  going to miss hearing your voice and how you would talk of your Mom and Grandma Bair with such love. You cared so much about family and your boys and your sister. Please know I loved you always and will never forget you❤️

Vickie Lynn Craven
January 19, 2021

I will miss you brother we’ve been through so much together you’re at peace and I’m happy for that you’re with Our parents other friends relatives I will see you on the other side bro I’ll always be Eddie’s little sister!!
Your boys turned out to be fantastic men you would tell me every time We had our lunches together .

Love you my brother rest in peace

Vickie Lynn  Craven's photo of Callahan Edfast Mortuary on January 19, 2021

love you Dad and miss you so much! i hope
to make you proud ! 

I have many great memories growing up with Eddie going to grade school, jr. High, as well as High School together. Hanging round Eddie's house. We had a lot of fun riding our bikes everywhere we went.  We even road our bikes from from anaheim to huntington beach which was almost a 20 mile ride. We had great times going with his  dad, who I was scared to death of, motocross riding on weekends.  I'd usually sleep over so we could get an early start and his  Dad would let us drink a beer the night before.  I was still scared of him.    I also have good memories of Eddie and I when we were in the Army together both stationed in Augusta Georgia.  I had been in the Army a little longer than Eddie was and out of basic training and school. I used to drive over to the other side of the base and bring Eddie some civilian clothes and sneak him off base when he wasn't supposed to go. We'd go downtown Augusta and hang out at the country bars drinking long neck Budweisers and shooting pool. I always  brought Eddie back on  time and he never got caught! I also have good memories when Eddie became a dad and Ryan and Jesse were born.  Eddie loved those boys and sacrificed many things so they could have what they needed and  so he could always be near them. He was  so proud of them growing up and as they became young men.  Eddie was a  Roberson through and  through.  Strong, tough, stubborn, and Loyal.  Growing up he was like a brother to me. Even though Eddie and I didn't stay close as we got older we did stay in touch.  I will never forget the friendship we shared. 

I am so very sorry for the loss of your sweet husband and father.  He was such a joy to meet last summer and stole a piece of my heart.  
Prayers and blessings to you all during this difficult time.

Oh what great memories I had with Ed. We grew up in Anaheim, California together shared an apartment off and on. I have so many great stories about a great cousin, uncle, father, and grandfather.
Ed leaves behind two amazing sons and a sister that loved him and took great care of Ed. He leaves a wife of 26 years, and some beautiful grandchildren.  Ed loved his family and hated the holidays (inside joke). He will truly be missed by all that knew and loved him. I miss our early "good morning" calls and our daily text messaging that he would always manage to screw up. But most of all I'll miss the amazing human being that he was. I know he's up there with his dad and my daddy and my son. I'm sure he's giving them a full report. Ed, I love you and miss you like crazy~till we meet again. Love, Sheri cuz and family❣

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Eddie Ray Roberson

September 21, 1961 – January 10, 2021

Callahan-Edfast Mortuary & Crematory

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