Condolence From: Barry & Mari Nelson
Condolence: With thoughts of sympathy and support as you morn the passing of your father, we share wishes for all the strength you need to move through the days ahead.
Remembering Ted as a great neighbor and friend, we especially recall his smile, laughter and genuine happy go lucky spirit as he radiated in seeing us in our back yard or cutting thru his to get to the Grenier's.
Ted loved to ask our daughter, "What's the story morning glory?" whenever he saw her out with us, which always made her giggle.
It was our first home at #16 and a wonderful beginning for us living next to "the Luce's," where all our backyards were a block party - sharing fun times, and a lot of laughs and memories - without fences and boundaries.
Ted will missed but we are comforted to know he and Jeanette are together again, laughing at those days.
Sunday May 15, 2016
Condolence From: Jaime (Nelson) El Helw
Condolence: To know him was to love him. He was the kindest friendliest neighbor a child could ever wish for. I have fond memories from living next door, running through Jeanette and Ted's backyard to reach the Grenier's house on the other side. Long after we moved away, and well into my college years, when I would return to Enfield for a visit, he would still greet me the same way as when I was three years old; He would say with a big grin and a contagious laugh I can still remember today: "What's the story morning glory?" and when I was heading home he would always say "see you later alligator!" I wanted the family to know how much joy and kindness he brought to my childhood and how I will never forget him. Sending you so much love and all my very best wishes to help you through this grieving period.
Sincerely,
Jaime Nelson El-Helw
Saturday May 14, 2016
