Sad news from Ferrari of Atlanta

Sad news to hear. I liked Ed a lot, he was a nice guy. Thoughts and prayers for all his family and friends.

 

Shocking and sad news, I heard nothing but good things about Ed. RIP.

 

WOW, sad news. RIP

 

Hi Will, thanks for posting this.

I took the liberty to repost it in the Florida section where Ed had many friends
as well.

We're losing too many of the nice guys lately.

BHW

 

Will, sorry for everyone's loss.

 

Thanks for posting Will
He will be missed.
Our hearts go out to the Wettach family and Ferrari of Atlanta.

 

RIP

 

GODSPEED......ED U WERE A GREAT GUY , THANK U FOR THE MEMORIES

 

I'll echo that. Thanks for the memories, Ed. R.I.P.

 

RIP Ed, thanks for all you did for the Ferrari community and FoA.

 

The saddest news, my friend. Everyone who knew Ed, is lessened by his passing. The world shines a bit less brightly now. May he rest in peace, and in the warmth he brought to all of us.

Jeff S.

 

I'll share with everyone a story about Ed ... Will, i'm not sure if i ever told you.

The very FIRST time (of many) that I visited Ed at the dealership in Atlanta was a couple years ago. Ed is a bit older than me (but not by much!). We spent a great afternoon together, getting acquainted over lunch, talking about Ferraris and life in general. As I'm leaving for the return flight to Austin that evening, Ed says "Jeff, please text me from Austin so that i know you got home safely." The very FIRST time we met ...

That's who Ed Wettach was.

'nuff said

 

RIP





PDG

 

Edward Wettach Obituary: View Edward Wettach's Obituary by Clarion Ledger

Ed was always at the Roebling Road events that he sponsored, and was every bit the enthusiast as well. I asked him once what his favorite car was to drive on the track and he responded the 348 Competizone, which surprised me somewhat as he had some many great cars to choose from. Looking at these brought back fond memories and a few tears. The sadness now is because of the happiness then...Godspeed....
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Wow - sorry to hear that. Did not even know Ed was sick. Met Ed early 90's at his home in Jackson, MS where he was nice enough to show me his 275 collection. RIP.

 

Godspeed Ed. Rip

 

This is very sad. A very successful yet humble man. May God Bless his Soul. Allan

 

Rest in Peace.

 

Will. Thanks for sharing, and sad-sad news indeed. God speed for Ed to a better place from Vicky and I.

 

He was an amazing man and friend.....very sad news.

will be greatly missed.

god bless,

Jim

 

The Ferrari world is at a loss. But the world in general is at a loss. Ed was a rare man, who had so much, did so much but asked for so little in return.

I miss my friend Ed, and wish all good thoughts to Elenor and his family. Words cant express the sense of loss.

 

Very sad news - condolences to Ed's family and the team at FOA.

 

Sad news indeed !!! RIP, Ed !!!!!

 

for those able to make it to EuroFest in Ridgeland, MS this weekend, the show will be dedicated to Ed and they will present an award on Saturday afternoon (the award will be an annual award from here on out) called The Ed Wettach "Love of the Automobile" Award.

He is/was a very large part of helping Mike Marsh get EuroFest off the ground and make it what it has become. As most of you know FOA always brought 4 cars, and Ed usually showed up in something else fun to look at (a couple I recall was a 458 Italia right after release, and last year a Vanquish)

RIP and well wishes to all of his friends and family.