Edward Eugene "Ed" Webb, 52, of Minneola, Florida, passed away unexpectedly on June 9, 2025. A devoted husband, cherished father, son, brother, and friend, Ed lived every day embracing adventures and the joy of family and life itself. His warm personality, friendly demeanor, and deep loyalty touched all who knew him and filled his family's home with laughter and happiness.

Born on August 26, 1972, in Montgomery, West Virginia, Ed grew up as the beloved son of Wayne Webb and Camilla "Mae" Martin. From an early age, he showcased boundless imagination and dreamt big dreams, always confident that anything he aspired to was within his reach. His adventurous spirit defined him throughout life, and Ed could captivate anyone with his engaging conversation and genuine friendship.

Ed treasured family above all else. On meeting the love of his life, Kimberly Love, he knew instantly he had found his soulmate and lifelong partner. Ed deeply loved his sons—Kord, Marshal, Montgomery, Corbin and James; he was so proud of each of them and enjoyed nothing more than being involved in their interests and spending precious time guiding and encouraging them.

An avid outdoorsman with an endless appreciation for adventure, Ed spent countless hours kayaking the lakes and rivers of Florida and paddle boarding along coastal waters. And as a true angler at heart, he delighted in long fishing trips, always eager to share stories of his latest big catch or near miss. He enjoyed afternoons at the driving range with friends or days at the shooting range.

Ed was a passionate world traveler with an insatiable curiosity. His adventures not only allowed him to experience diverse cultures firsthand but brought him countless friendships and cherished memories from each journey he undertook.

Ed leaves behind his loving wife Kimberly Love; cherished children Kord, Marshal, Montgomery, Corbin and step son James Fultz; parents Wayne Webb and Camilla "Mae" Martin; siblings Anthony Webb, Autumn Bess, and April Martin; 1 grandchild; along with numerous relatives and friends who mourn his untimely passing but celebrate a life well-lived.

Throughout his 52 vibrant years, Ed exemplified kindness, enthusiasm, and loyalty—qualities his family and friends hold deeply in their hearts. Though the sorrow of his loss will remain, memories of his adventurous spirit, joyful laughter, and unfailing optimism will warm and comfort his loved ones for the rest of their days.

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