Softball NL Is Saddened To Learn That Umpire Ed Hong Passed Away On Monday, February 26, 2018.

To Ed’s Family & Friends, Our Thoughts And Prayers Are With You During This Difficult Time.

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Ed Hong Was Involved With Softball For Many Years As An Umpire, Player, Coach And Executive…

On The Field As An Umpire
Member Metro Umpires For 9-Years (1975-1977, 1980, 2002-2004, 2016-2017).
Umpired In The Softball NL Provincials.
Umpired In The St. John’s Senior & Intermediate Men’s Fastpitch Leagues.
Umpired In The St. John’s Ladies Fastpitch League.
Level 2 National Umpire Designation.

On The Field As A Player
In 1968, Civil Service League Champions – City Hall Team.
In 1972, Captured St. John’s Junior League Batting Title (15-39 .385BA).
In 1972, Provincial Junior Champions – St. John’s Caps (4-0 Record).
Played 7-Years In The St. John’s Senior Men’s Fastpitch League (1972-77 & 1979).

On The Field As A Coach
In 1993, Coached Kilbride To Girl’s Moss Tournament Championship.
In 1993, Coached Kilbride To The U16 Girl’s Fastpitch Provincial Championship.
In 1993, Coached Kilbride To The U19 Ladies Fastpitch City Championship.
In 1994, Coached U19 Ladies Provincial All-Star Team At U19 Midget Nationals.
In 1995-96, Coached Kilbride To The U19 Ladies FP Provincial Championship.

Off The Field As An Executive
Served 2-Years On The City Minor League Executive: Chairman (1994-1995).
Served 2-Years On The Metro Umpires Executive: VP (2003) & President (2004).
Served 1-Year On The St. John’s Ladies FP League Executive: President (2004).

Awards
Named St. John’s Senior Men’s Fastpitch League Rookie of the Year (1972).
Named Softball NL Umpire Of The Year (2003).

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Edward Hong beloved husband, father, and Poppy, mentor and coach both on and off of the field has passed away in the presence of his loving family on Monday, February 26th, at the Health Sciences Center in his 66th year.

Predeceased by mother, Fronie and father Charles Hong, Brother Mel, sister in-law Sheila, niece Krista, father In-law Dick, and brother in-law Rick.

Left with fond and loving memories, his loving wife Anne, daughters Shannon (Wayne); Jennifer (Aiden); Carter (Jon); Danielle (Scott), and his seven grandchildren, Joshua; Rowan; Parker, Payton; Rylan; Gavin; Patrick and baby on the way. Brothers Bill (Carol), Orv (Sandra), Sister Rose (Felix). Brother Don (Anna), Cliff (Ros) also many loving nieces and nephews. Mother In-law Mary (Charles); Sister In-law Cass (Mike), Brother In-law Jamie (Cathy) and a large circle of friends and extended family.

Resting at Caul’s Funeral Home, LeMarchant Road. Visitation on Saturday from 10 a.m. – 1 p.m. and 2 p.m. – 9 p.m. Funeral Mass will take place on Monday, March 5, 2018 at 10 a.m. from the Basilica of St. John the Baptist.

In memory of Ed please make a donation to The Single Parents Association.

“Family First” – Ed Hong

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