THIS FLAGPOLE IS DEDICATED TO
JOHN F. EADE 1943-2022
A DECORATED ARMY COMBAT VETERAN
A WELL RESPECTED PUBLIC SERVANT
A HIGH REGARDED RESIDENT OF WINTHOP
FOR ALMOST FOUR DECADES
HE MADE OUR TOWN A BETTER PLACE TO LIVE

Congresswoman Marcy Kaptur honors John
Eade in the U.S. House of Representatives
00:15:21, Oct. 21, 2021 - C-SPAN

The rest of his platoon died. Will the Army
give this Toledo native a medal?
Luke Ramseth, The Blade, Dec. 5, 2021

John Eade: “I Am Going to Die Well”
Photo by John Wilcox, Boston Herald
Nov. 10, 2010 - The History Reader

John Eade: A leader in politics, governent
and architecture Photo by Suzanne Kreiter,
Jun. 27, 2022 - Boston Globe

Eyes Tell War Horror
The Lincoln Star, Dec. 10, 1965
- Internet Archive

Spring 1980 - John Eade has worked since 1978 as the Administrator on the Presidential Commission: the National Commission on Neighborhoods. He is currently preparing for the President and Congress a report on the issues confronting urban neighborhoods in America. Prior to working on the Commission... - Institute of Politics, Harvard Kennedy School

“In 1994, Boston Mayor Thomas M. Menino — a friend since they worked on presidential campaigns — appointed Mr. Eade to run the city’s troubled Inspectional Services Department, which he did until 1998.
So by-the-book in an agency that had known a fair share of corruption, Mr. Eade even tried to fine the mayor’s office for doing renovations without securing permits, only to find that legally, the city couldn’t fine itself.” - Feb. 13, 2000 - Boston Globe (Subscription)