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 Edwin Wright Obituary

WRIGHT III, Edwin E. Edwin E. Wright III was born in Gainesville, Texas, on June 7, 1952. He received a full athletic scholarship in track to the University of Texas at Austin, graduating magna cum laude, followed by a NCAA Track Scholarship to the UT School of Law. While at UT, he was captain of the track team and was recognized as an All-American, which he considered one of the best times of his life.

He was an upstanding member of the Dallas and Gainesville legal communities, where he was a trial lawyer practicing civil litigation and personal injury law. He served as president of the American Board of Trial Advocates’ Dallas chapter, was named a Texas Super Lawyer and one of the Best Lawyers in America for over 25 years. the Scottish Rite Hospital in Dallas or to one of the Wright Family scholarships at North Central Texas College. You may sign the online registry at www.geojcarroll.com

For over 20 years, it was my privilege to provide consulting services to Ed and other members of his firm. In so many ways, Ed was a super star in my eyes – a gentle giant in his warmth toward people; discerning in his intellect and insight; exemplary in his ethics and professional standards; even-handed and respectful in all circumstances.

Personal tragedies marked Ed’s recent years but, surely, God has now welcomed home this good man and favored him with everlasting peace. As his friend and admirer, I pray it so.

Marcia McMichael

November 5, 2016

Ed and I were classmates at UT Law and clerked together at an Austin law firm. He was a good friend in law school and was an outstanding lawyer. He will be missed by a lot of us.

Jeb Loveless

September 21, 2016

Ed & I were classmates at U.T. Law in Austin 1974-77. He was a great guy & will be missed by many.

David Stallard

September 21, 2016

The Wright family, Reba, Winn & Natalie are a second family to me. I don’t remember Mr. Wright that well. I wish we could have met again. I wish i could have told him what a beautiful family he had and how much they mean to me. To his family, Especially Winn and Natalie… I am truly sorry for this loss. i pray for you all. as you go through this. I am with you. and always love you.

John Bullard

September 21, 2016

So sorry for the family’s loss. He was a good man and will be missed.

Connie Little

September 21, 2016

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