Condolence: Ms. Stewart - I was happy to know Ted had your care-giving for 19 years! And it was good to know your mother was with him in the earlier years; I know he must have missed her greatly. He wasn't able to converse much, but he did tell me Doris had passed away. Thank you for all the love and support you gave him when he was alone - he must have been a kind and sweet man (I can't think of his working years as I was not here) but all that work and steadiness must have made family and friends proud. I didn't know what happened to his hearing aids; when my husband was there as a patient (Frank McDermott), he gave the tech some batteries for the new hearing aids they supplied. Sincerely, Mary

Condolence: I used to live in Woodville near Ted and went to school with him. Visited him a few times and took a school picture to show him. It was sad that he was so lonely and lost - drifting away; yet sometimes he smiled when I said my name and mentioned Woodville. My condolences to any of his family and friends who may be reading this. He had a gentle manner and I will miss him.