Eduardo Toledo Arrieta

Eduardo Toledo Arrieta, known affectionately as Eddie by his loved ones, passed away on October 21, 2026. Born in Pololcingo, Guerrero, Mexico, on August 12, 1966, to Juana Arrieta and the late Valentin Toledo, Eddie's life was a testament to the virtues of hard work, selflessness, and love for family. His journey took him from his birthplace in Mexico to various locations, including Georgia, Arkansas, and finally settling in Noblesville, Indiana. Despite the many hurdles that he faced, his humor, intelligence, and talented hands guided him through.

Eddie was a loving man of many trades; he could fix or build anything, being a handyman of great repute. He was employed in the construction industry where he was admired for his skill and dedication. He was a remarkable cook, with a special penchant for grilling. Fishing was another hobby he held dear; he often spent his free time by the water with a fishing rod in hand. His love extended beyond his human family to the animals he cared for, a testament to his compassionate nature. Eddie was a beacon of warmth and laughter, his funny anecdotes and witty remarks bringing joy to those around him.

At the time of Eddie's passing, he was survived by his fiancée, Amanda. He was a cherished member of his large family, including his mother, Juana Arrieta; his siblings Maria Toledo, Esmeralda Toledo, Christian Toledo, Bonfilia Toledo, and Hugo Toledo; Amanda's daughters, whom he held dear to his heart; and several nieces and nephews. He was preceded in death by his father, Valentin Toledo.

Eddie's life was not without its challenges, but he faced them with resilience, optimism, and an unyielding love for those he held dear. His memory will live on in the hearts of all who knew him. Services are under the direction of Hartley-Dunnichay Funeral Homes - Cicero.

We invite you to leave your memories of Eddie and upload photos to the memorial page as we celebrate his life. His love, laughter, and generosity will not be forgotten, but rather will continue to inspire those he left behind.