Eddie Arnold Fink

I sent my deepest condolences to the family and friends of Eddie.Eddie was an amazing man. Every single time I walked in the doughnut shop he would greet me a smile my order by memory. Him and his wife Nary always serve the best donuts and kolache’s. Eddie wasn’t just the guy you saw behind the counter serving you donuts. He was a friend too many, he was someone’s brother, uncle, cousin, dad, and he was a husband who always stayed by his wife’s side. Eddie was truly an amazing human being who always be in our memory.

Our deepest condolences to the family. He was such a kind and thoughtful neighbor and will truly be missed. We will always remember his kindness, especially the times he would bring us donuts just because. Those small acts meant more than he probably ever knew. We are keeping your family in our thoughts and prayers during this difficult time. ❤️

Our deepest condolences to the family, friends, and loved ones of such a wonderful member of our community. He was not only a successful business owner, but a genuinely kind and generous person who always gave so much to others. His generosity and willingness to help will not be forgotten. Our community was truly blessed to have him, and his passing leaves a great void. Keeping his family in my thoughts and prayers during this difficult time. May his memory and the kindness he shared with so many live on.

Our thoughts and prayers are with yall durning this tough time. We both really enjoyed coming in to get donuts when we were able to. Ed was always very kind and took care of his customers and he always knew what his regulars wanted to get. He will be surely missed for sure.

Ed and Nary both always greeted my family and knew that I liked a breakfast taco and would make one up fresh for me every time. Ed was a kind man and our community will truly miss him. Love and prayers to Nary and his family.

Thinking of you all. So sorry. With love Tom Short

I first got to know Ed when I started doing DoorDash several years ago and every time I would come into the shop he knew right away. I was either there to get a DoorDash order or he knew what my favorite specialty was that I like on the menu, which was a Boudin kolache so I didn’t even have to say anything. He automatically had it in the bag when I came in and he would have it heated up nice and warm in the microwave and either I would usually get an orange juice. so I didn’t even have to say anything. He automatically had it in the bag when I came in and he would have it heated up nice and warm in the microwave and either I would usually get a orange juice or a Diet Coke or occasionally I might get a monster energy drink. But Ed always knew exactly what I was coming in there for he knew it was either DoorDash or my favorite Boudin kolache and he would always have a nice conversation with me and treated me like family and he did the same for all the other customers when you walked in there, not only did you become a friend to him, but he got to know exactly what you were coming in there for and he treated you like family. This is somebody who will truly be missed, not only by myself, but so many others in the community and all around. He was a good man and like I said he’ll be missed, but I will always remember him for his generosity and his kindness not only to me but to other people and my condolences to his wife and children and I offer my prayers. Rest in peace you will certainly be missed man.

Ed was an amazing guy. He was very funny and easy going and I enjoyed working for him and his family. He gave me alot of great life advice and I will always appreciate him

So very sad for the passing of Mr. Ed. What a kind man. He loved his family and his community. He will be missed. Prayers for the family.

Charles, You and your family are in my prayers. I know this is a tough time for you. You have family and friends who love you and will be with you. Big hugs.

Very grateful for Ed and Nary’s generosity last year providing the food for our classroom parties. I will be praying for the family.