So sorry to hear about Ted. As kids we send a lot of time together.. Mike so sorry for your loss

Posted by Sue Cowgill Schmidt on November 9, 2024

Dear Uncle Ted. What a humble servant, his energy and heart devoted to helping others and loving his family. He was always restless, ready to jump up to give someone a hand, noticing the little things that others may miss. Sweet and caring to his wife and kids, a hands on grandfather, and he seemed to always be at every ballgame I ever went to for Little League. He never thought of himself, always pushing harder to be there for others and to make life for everyone around him easier. I imagined him in Heaven the morning he passed, with family he hadn't seen before, great grandparents, his parents, extended family and his friends. He earned the rest. Much love and hugs to the family.

Posted by Mary Ann Skartsiaris on November 5, 2024

Ted was a classmate through elementary and high school. He was one of the kindest classmates and I always enjoyed catching up with him at reunions.

Posted by Lois Plantefaber on November 5, 2024

Our sincere condolences to Ted’s family. He was a great person, hard working, well respected and willing to give of his time for others. May eternal light shine upon him.

Posted by John Lattin on November 5, 2024

I would like to express my sincere condolences and prayers to Pat and the entire family. Ted was a great umpire and friend. we served together on the Big League World Series Ground crew for 10 years. I personally had the privilege of being on the 2006 World Series umpire crew with Ted. I will truly miss his friendship. Ted was a great man we always had fun working together. R.I.P. my little buddy.

Posted by Brad Overacker on November 4, 2024

Ted, You will be missed. We know you are now out of pain and able to reconnect with those that went before you. Thank you for being a good friend, we love you.

Posted by Mike & Laura Daugherty on November 4, 2024