Friday, March 28, 2025
Ted was a great friend in Lake Ashton and in Markham. His love of sports shone through in all of his stories, most of which were interesting, but some were a little long, prompting Betty to say, "That's enough Ted. They've all heard the story before." Betty was an impeccable host, renowned for her dinner parties. Ted carried on this tradition by hosting a group of us for dinner in Lake Ashton only two months ago, in between baseball games of course. Right up to the end, Ted was full of life, enjoying his sports; and even more than that, enjoying his family and friends.
I (Ken) had the privilege of toasting Betty and Ted at their 50th wedding anniversary celebration. They were different personalities who complemented each other perfectly. As individuals and as a couple, they were role models for us all. Betty passed a short time ago, and now we have lost Ted as well. We all have suffered a great loss, but we can smile knowing that Betty and Ted are together again, laughing and enjoying eternity together.
Our sincere condolences go to Ted's family who are devoted and caring children and grandchildren. May the hole in your hearts be filled with the many happy and wonderful memories of your Dad and Baba.
All our love,
Heather & Ken (Miyauchi)
