Condolence: Hi Dad. It's been 10 years now since you've left us. We have missed alot together. Your grand daughter is beautiful and has your curly hair, funny personality and is so gentil and giving like you were. Plus has my mom's strong & stubburn actions. She Is a perfect mix of the both of you. My wife Paulina has been a blessing from G-d. When he sent her and Sofia he really did send me angels.
I miss you everyday and dream about you, only you don't appear in my dreams. Only an empty apartment with something that you loved that I've lost along the way. My Mom died last year and that was hard on us because we had plans together that we didn't accomplish. She meant the world to me as well. Both of you did. I really wish that we had enjoyed our time together more. I know that you loved me but I didn't get a chance to show you how much I loved you and that really hurts dad. Anyways I love you and will always love you. I hope when G-d chooses me to leave this world that maybe you can come get me? I'd really love to see you. I hope your happy where ever you are and please know that a part of me is empty without you.

Condolence: I send you love and light, my friend, from my heart to yours—to love you, to protect you, to guide you, to heal you, to cherish you, to comfort you. God bless you, my friend. You are beautiful and you are loved.

Condolence: Its been 2 years Dad and I miss you...

Condolence: I met Ted back in the mid sixties. He was a couple of years older than me with means little as grown adults but as kids, it meant the difference between the big kids and the little kids. It didn't seem to matter to Ted that I was a little kid. He played guitar and that inspired me to learn but when I had my first lesson the instructor told me my hands were still too small and to wait a few years. Ted thought that was just stupid and taught me how to play my first song anyway which was The House of the Rising Sun. I still play that song and each time I do I remember sitting with him at his folk's home down at the lake in Shwa’s south end where we both grew up. Our paths crossed from time to time as we grew older on the odd job site, at parties, weddings, the Gathering of Old Friends, the occasional funeral and of course, at the Atria. Ted took the time to privately advise me how to best do my time pointing out the importance of respect, etiquette and fearlessness the night before my own sentencing which proved invaluable to me. I knew Ted as a decent, generous and fair man. One of the good guys.

Condolence: I was sorry to hear of Ted's passing. My condolences go out to Mike, Sylvia and the rest of Ted's family.

Condolence: I am so sorry to hear about the passing of Uncle Ted. I will be thinking of the family today....love to you all.
Sherry & family

Condolence: Sylvia, Armando, Jack, Al and Family... we were so sorry to hear of Ted's passing, our thoughts and prayers are with you. Love Doreen and Roy

Condolence: Will be missed dearly always where my fav boss and a great friend my condolence to the family and friends that loved him rest in peace til we meet again ...........Jason and Tanya