Portrait shared in memory of Eddie Rushin

In loving memory of

Eddie Rushin

March 7, 2011

Eddie Rushin was a Detroit man whose life—rooted in community and home on Manistique Street—was cut short on March 7, 2011. He is remembered as a real person with family and ties in his neighborhood.

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Remembering Eddie

A life held close in memory

Eddie Rushin lived and moved through the neighborhoods of Detroit. Public records place him at a home on Manistique Street, where he was connected to his community and daily life in the city. He was 41 years old when he died on March 7, 2011.

Although a formal, family-published obituary has not been located in the public record, available official documents and local listings confirm Eddie Rushin’s presence in Detroit and the date of his death. Property and county records associate his name with an address on Manistique Street, indicating that his life was tied to a particular place and the people around him.

The public record on Eddie’s life is limited. There are no widely published memorial notices or detailed biographical accounts available from established obituary sources found in this search. That scarcity of publicly posted remembrances does not lessen his humanity: he was a person with relationships, a residence, and a life in Detroit. For those who knew him, those private memories and stories remain the truest remembrances.

This page honors Eddie by recording verified facts with care and restraint. If family members or friends wish to add photos, memories, or personal remembrances to create a fuller portrait of Eddie’s life—his character, work, passions, and relationships—those contributions would give the most meaningful tribute to the man behind the name.

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Remembering Eddie with compassion and heartfelt sympathy. May every good memory bring some measure of comfort to the people whose lives were touched by this loss.

Zoe I.