Birth date: Jun 24, 1946 Death date: Feb 8, 2020
Edward “Ed” Paris, 73, of Soddy-Daisy, passed away Saturday, February 8, 2020 in the Hospice Care Center. He was preceded in death by his parents, Oscar and Frances A. Pankey Paris; father, Willard Rankin Graham; brothers, DeLeon Read Obituary
Miss you dearly daddy..,doesn't seem like it's been 5 yrs. We recently put fresh flowers and a windmill on grandma and aunt Aretta's graves. Mommy (Dr Mary A. Dobbins Paris) is now reunited in Paradise with you. I thank God I had you both as my parents!! 🕊️️ ❤️🤍 🕊️️ Until we meet again 🙏🏽
Ed Paris...a good supervisor, a good man, a wonderful friend.
My Sincere Condolences.....to the Paris family. I first met Ed back in the early 80’s @ TVA . He was a pioneer in the field of Radiation Protection and a early “forerunner” in representing African Americans in this field. As he was leaving TVA ...., I have fond memories of him “Sharing his Faith in Christ ✝️️“. So....rest easy my dear brother and family....”Be Encouraged and Hope Though in God” ✝️️
Respectfully✝️️
Mike Watson
Radiation Protection -TVA Family-Retired
Ed was a close friend for so many years. Sure wish I had stayed in touch. I miss you Ed.
MOON
Went to Catt State with Ed in the nuclear program and worked with him at TVA. He will be missed.RIP my friend!
Sending our condolences to wife , children ,siblings,grands,great grands and all family members our deepest sympathy from two of your many cousins Ruth Johnson and Brenda K. Moorer
Ed, I can’t believe it. I so loved working with you in the early ‘80s. It was never dull. But I did learn A lot from you. Outside of work, you remained such the cool guy. RIP my friend and peace to your family. We will all see each other in the bye and bye, if we remain steadfast in our devotion to others.
Thoughts and prayers to the family of Ed Paris. The employees in my group at TVA Sequoyah had connections with Ed (70's to early 2000's). He was highly respected by all and will be greatly missed. -Carolyn, Former Sequoyah Secretary
Ed was a great supervisor who taught trainees the correct way by procedures to document and record surveys by hand before documenting electronically was initiated. He looked after his crew and stepped in when another supervisor said something derogatory to his employee.
I was lucky to have him for my supervisor and also to know him.
