Edward Kinser

Edward (Eddie) Kinser, of Anderson, passed from this earth to his eteral home on April 6, 2020 at the age of 79 after a long battle with Pulmonary and heart related problems.

Eddie was born in Asphalt Ky in Edmonson County on January 8^th 1941 to  Silas Oti Kinser and Effie Mae (Ashley) Kinser. He and his twin brother Ted were the youngest of 9 children.

Eddie moved to Anderson in January of 1966 and started working for Creviston Steel as a flatbed truck driver and worked for them until they closed in the 1990’s. After that he drove over the road semi-tractor trailers, and was the owner and operator of Kinser Trucking in the late 1990’s. After he left over the road trucking, he continued driving dump trucks and running heavy equipment.

On October 28, 1972, Eddie married (Jean) Agnes Regina Allen whom he adored and loved until the day he departed this life. He always said that “Jean was the best thing that ever happened to me”.

Eddie was liked by everyone who ever met him and he never knew a stranger. He was always the center of attention and the life of the party. Eddie served as one of the song leaders at the Meadowbrook Church of Christ for many years and possessed a beautiful singing voice. He was an extraordinary generous person who would give you the shirt off of his back if he thought you needed it.

Left to cherish his memory are his loving wife (Jean) Agnes Regina Kinser, two brothers. Ted Kinser and Travis Kinser, both of Kentucky. Daughter Dana (Robert) Gonzales, Son Johnny Kinser, Step Son Gary (Janet) Allen, Step Daughter Terri (Mark) Recker, Step Daughter Sandy (Tom) Hinkle, 10 grand-children, and 4 great grand-children, and several nieces and nephews.

Eddie was preceded in death by his parents Silas Oti and Effie Mae (Ashley) Kinser. Brothers Malcom Kinser, Norman Kinser, Leroy Kinser, and Sisters Millie Self, Marjorie Ellis, and Eva Kinser.

Due to the Corona virus pandemic, the family is saddened to announce that there will be no public services. There will be a Celebration of life memorial service held at a later date here in Anderson Indiana, and one also in Kentucky in order to honor his memory and legacy.