Eddie Colosimo Death – Obituary: On August 25th, 2021, InsideEko Media learned about the death of Eddie Colosimo through social media publications made on Twitter.
This death has caused a lot of friends and family of Colosimo much hurt. In that mourning spirit, concerned persons have taken to social media to share tributes to the deceased and condolences to the affected family
Tributes To Eddie Colosimo
Across social media users’ timelines are statements that show respect, admiration, and gratitude towards Colosimo as people mourn the passing.
RIP Eddie Colosimo, taken from us too soon by covid-19. There was no one who cared more about veterans’ rights than Eddie, and no one who fought harder for what he believed in. He was a huge supporter of our troops and our men and women in law enforcement. It really was an honor to know him. Even if you didn’t agree with him on an issue or on every political argument, you couldn’t help but like and respect him. It’s hard seeing covid claim the lives of so many great people in our community. Eddie is one more loss that really hits home tonight.
We are very very sad to announce that we have lost “Crazy”
Eddie Colosimo to COVID-19 last night. He was such an amazing force in our local community. Eddie was a Marine Corps Veteran. In about 1999, he founded a group that would later be known as BFFAR (Bikers For First Amendment Rights). In 2003 he incorporated BFFAR as a private social and service club. In 2010 he relocated it to 745 Ridgewood Ave in Holly Hill. In 2016, he was approved for 501(c)(4) non-deductible political nonprofit status under the name Americans for Constitutional Rights (AFCR). He opened up his doors, not only to motorcyclists but also to area musicians, and hosted Tuesday night jams. He was a huge advocate for local small businesses and Veterans. He held frequent fundraisers for those in need and volunteered in the community. In July 2020, Eddie stepped down as head of BFFAR/AFCR and the Holly Hill location closed at the end of November 2020. Eddie was a young 79. I say that due to his insane wealth of energy. He was always revved up about something and having fun. Here is a great campaign video released in 2010 when he ran for the Volusia County Council. He ran again in 2014. This video shows his amazing spirit. He will be greatly missed. His daughter Kim asks that we donate to animal rescues and Veterans benefit organizations in lieu of flowers.
R.I.P. ‘Crazy EDDIE COLOSIMO, who passed away Monday of Covid-19. Eddie, a staunch Veteran’s Advocate was founder and proprietor of a private social & service Club in Holly Hill, FL. named “Bikers For First Amendment Rights” (BFFAR) that supported our Veterans, our Troops, Law Enforcement, the Community, and countless people in need. I was invited as a guest to his Club about 2005. Eddie greeted me almost immediately. Such a great guy! His smile & enthusiasm was infectious. I always enjoyed BS’ing with him. I joined his club and was a member for several years. Met so many wonderful people there. Club had great food, cheap drinks and great Bands on the weekends. So many fun events, poker runs and benefits were held to help groups and individuals. Eddie was easy to spot around town riding his motorcycle with a big U.S. Flag waving proudly off the back! Eddie was U.S. Marine Corps Veteran and served in Vietnam. He was 79.
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