The Night Watchman (Texas Country Reporter) 

What a caring community to care of this man that is taking care of them.

I worked in Devine as a medic for the EMS. I remember meeting him many times, the whole town looked after him.

We need more Eddie in this wold. We need more Eddie in USA .

RIP Eddie… you’ll be missed in Devine.

I bet that man had more peace inside than anyone in the whole town !!

What a beautiful story. God bless his heart. Thank you Eddie❤

I see that this was made in ‘94’, I wonder if Eddie is still with us? God Bless him and the town of Devine, Tx. I love small town Texas…

Another great story from your voyage across Texas. I was heartbroken to see you are retiring and for one who doesn't even live in your state, I vote against it.

It's so heartwarming that this community was his caring family and how much he cared for his community!!! We should learn from this humanity...pure Joy. Yes, he's at peace, reunited with his birth family...service was today...obit on line.

I wish we could wind everything back and go back to simpler times when people weren’t too busy to look out for each other! Eddie, you will be missed! RIP! ❤

What a great story and how wonderful that the whole town seems to truly appreciate the simple but valuable thing he has been doing.

Heart warming story ❤️

It's a story ... that needs to be told. More people will take an interest in their towns like that. Great story.

I remember Eddie back in the day. I lived just outside of Moore & remember his family on Saturdays sitting in front of Loggins & Lillies with their wagon in the back. My friends & I rode motorcycles & I remember Eddie would always be fascinated about them. He would park his bicycle by our motorcycles & join us, being part of the gang where ever we were in Devine. Eddie was a wonderful & kind person & will be missed by me & everyone who knew him. Rest in peace, my friend. Jesse James Ferguson

What a great man. This country could surely use some more Eddies. ❤️♥️🙏🙏✝️✝️ I’ve been in Devine Texas once back in the early eighties it was a nice friendly little town. I wasn’t there long just passing through unfortunately I didn’t meet Eddy. 😪

GOD BLESS EDDIE !

Thanks for sharing ✝️🕊🙏🏼❤️

hey y'all i remember eddie when DON BRADLEY and JACK BRADLEY and DON BRADLEY'S boys worked down at the exxon station in devine eddie would check the exxon doors at night and would always come by and say hello or chat about this and that eddie loved devine and he knew everybody by name and if he gave you a nickname but he will be missed and talk about eddie and keeping an eye on the town!!!!!!!!!! R I P BADGE #1234!!!!!!!!!!

Gid bless that man and all his goodness 😊😊😊

Wow.. you finally went to south texas..

I saw him on my bike in 1986 and he was on his bike. Only difference was I was 11 and he was ??...also he had a Huge Cowboy hat and Big'ol Bely buckle. Rest in Peace Mr. Eddie, I saw you in the sun livin' the life you were meant to live. It was a good day!

Eddie was only in his 50s when this was video was made. I see he just died about a week ago.

We had a night watchman in Athens Texas until the 1970s. I think his name was Mr Green (?)

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Cute

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This video says a lot about the "Night Watchman, Eddie, but it says even more about the great people of Devine, Texas. Well done, Citizens of Devine!