One of our favourite uncles. Fondly remember our trips out west to visit our Calgary relatives. The Casteleins from Wpg. Some of us now live here in Drumheller and Edmonton.
We were so sad to hear about Uncle Ted’s passing, our love and prayers are with you at this time of loss. Sorry that we couldn’t be there or the service. All our love
I have to tell you that I am so very sorry about the loss of Teddy. I had been trying to get around to calling him for the past two weeks and now I am so sorry I did not. He was such a good friend to me and helped me so very much when my life literally went to hell in the early 80’s. He was always there for me even when I was unable to compensate him. I do hope and believe that he enjoyed little Chandeni and I know he gave her a good home. I wish you all the best in coping with this loss and possibly after Christmas I will give you a call and let you know what I wanted to talk to Teddy about. Until then be safe and have as wonderful a holiday season as possible. Teddy is with us.
I’m sorry to hear of your loss. It’s been a long time since I saw Uncle Ted but what I remember most about him was his devilish humour and his hearty laughter. I think back to many summers ago and remember Calaway park and watching Uncle Ted stand in line with his back side completely soaked eagerly waiting to take the log ride again for the 12th time. Or of him helping me flip pancakes at a family reunion. He touched my heart as I expect he did many. He will be sadly missed. May you find contentment in your heartfelt memories. My thoughts and prayers are with you.
Bobbie, Joan & families, We want you to know that you are in our hearts & our prayers. I feel at a loss of words to express my own sadness. The big brother I never had who taught me how to throw a football, who gifted me with an art easel, paints, brushes when he learned I had quit painting after my own father’s death & offered encouragement to get back to it. Love to all of you. XO
