March 29, 2021

Jeanie, Pete, Julie and Kate,
I was so sorry to hear of Uncle Ted’s passing.  I was in Florida and was unable to attend the service but please know you were all in my thoughts and prayers.  I missed not visiting Uncle Ted this past year due to at Oak Leaf manor but have fond memories when I had taken my Dad and when my sister and I visited before CovID.  He always shared proud updates on all of you and his time in the service.  He is now together with Thea Eva again and I hope that gives you some peace.  May his memory be eternal.
Carol A Theros

March 05, 2021

Dear Family,
We are sorry to learn of Ted’s passing. We will always remember him fondly. For many years, he was active in the American Hellenic Education Progressive Associan. I enjoyed the stories about the early years of Greek immigrant life. I am personally indebted to Ted, as he helped to identify almost all of the people in that well known photograph of the 1928 AHEPA picnic depicting more than 200 people including the AHEPA members and their family who were in attendance in my book, “The Early Greek Settlers of Lancaster County.” I appreciated his intellectual curiosity and his pride in his heritage. He lived a long and productive life. May his memory be eternal. Our sincere condolances. Nikitas and Diana Zervanos

March 05, 2021

I am very sorry for your loss. My mother lived across the hall from Ted at Oak Leaf Manor for several years. I always enjoyed talking to him when I would visit and hearing his interesting stories. He was a kind man. I will miss him. Memory Eternal.
Susan Rudy

March 03, 2021

Ted was a great man.  I learned a lot about from our daily talks and will never forget what his name meant.  He had wonderful stories and would always ask how I was doing.  Thank you for allowing us to care for him this past year.  He will be missed.  
Tiffany Weinsheimer, LPN 11-7 shift.

March 02, 2021

We are so very sorry for your loss.  We send our love and sympathies.  May his memory be eternal.
With love,
Mark & Angela Moshos

February 28, 2021

Mr. Theros impacted me in a very positive way in high school, Warwick class of 1973.  Especially in his lead role in the Aviation Club.  We not only met after class, but he also took me and some other students for airplane rides out of the former New Holland Airport.  It was fun, I learned a lot, and was able to receive my Private Pilot Certification before graduation from high school.  He was a good man !
Daryl Nauman