Ted was indeed a kind hearted soul who enjoyed good food, good drink and good times.   I have many fond memories of getting together with Ted and Mary for New Year's Eve dinners and cook outs at my house.  I have a  pool table, ping pong table and dart board in my basement, but whenever Ted would come over with his own cue stick and darts,  just like Dave Rusnak said, I knew I was in trouble!  Actually Ted taught me a number of good things about shooting pool that I did not know.  Of course, that still doesn't mean that I was able to beat him.  I always enjoyed talking to Ted since he was so knowledgeable on a number of topics, including music.  We had similar tastes in music and I especially enjoyed hearing stories about his going to Woodstock!

With deepest sympathy to Ted's family and of course Mary.

Dayna,

Live Long and Prosper

I've had the privilege of knowing Teddy for 55 years. We were pledge brothers in 1967 for Tau Delta Phi. I share many fond memories of Teddy during  our pledge days and years as fraternity brothers. As life would have it, we went our separate ways after college but always maintained that bond of brotherhood throughout our lives. I remember traveling to Florida during spring break with our frat brothers Bruce and Frankie. It seems like it was only yesterday. His passing saddens me but the vivid memories of our youth will live on in my memory.

My heartfelt condolences to his daughter Dayna and his partner Mary and his entire family. Rest in eternal peace brother. We will see each other once again in that frat house in heaven. God bless your soul and rest in eternal peace.