With deep sorrow, the Parkersburg, West Virginia community mourns the passing of Eddie Haislop, a cherished Fairmont State University graduate and local resident whose sudden death has left a profound void in the hearts of all who knew him. Eddie passed away unexpectedly at the age of 32, leaving behind a legacy of kindness, dedication, and compassion that touched lives across the region.
Born and raised in Parkersburg, Eddie showed a deep curiosity and a strong work ethic from a young age. At Fairmont State University, he excelled academically and emerged as a respected figure among peers and faculty alike. Beyond his studies, Eddie engaged wholeheartedly in campus life—participating in student activities, volunteer initiatives, and always offering support to friends and classmates.
Eddie also co-founded ACEmed Solutions, gaining recognition as a thoughtful and innovative leader in his field. Colleagues remember him as dependable, generous, and deeply committed to making a difference in both professional and personal spheres. Whether hiking the picturesque trails of West Virginia, capturing moments in nature through his photography, or sharing stories over coffee, Eddie brought warmth, humility, and quiet strength to every setting.
Friends recall his unwavering loyalty, gentle demeanor, and readiness to offer a helping hand at a moment’s notice. His sense of humor, integrity, and genuine care for others created lasting bonds—and inspired many to live with greater kindness and purpose.
Tributes have poured in from across Parkersburg and beyond, with former classmates, professors, and community members sharing memories of Eddie’s generosity and impact. In his honor, plans are underway to establish a scholarship fund at Fairmont State University—an enduring tribute befitting someone who valued education, mentorship, and service.
Though his time was too short, Eddie Haislop’s life made a lasting impression. He is remembered not only for his achievements, but for the kindness he showed to others and the passion he carried for his community. His memory will continue to inspire those who were fortunate enough to know him.