Theodore "Teddy" Eliott

FUNERAL HOME

Keohane Funeral Home - Quincy

785 Hancock Street

Quincy, Massachusetts

Theodore Eliott Obituary

Of Marston Mills, Cape Cod, August 27, 2007. Beloved son of the late Peter & Martha (Papageorge) Eliott and godfather to many. Funeral from the Keohane Funeral Home, 785 Hancock St., QUINCY on Thursday, August 30th at 10am. Funeral Service at 11am at the Cathedral of the Annunciation, corner Parker & Ruggles Sts., in the Fenway of Boston. Visiting hours 4-8pm on Wednesday. Donations in his memory may be made to the Cathedral Elevator Fund, 162 Goddard Ave., Brookline, MA 02445 or the Hellenic Nursing Home, 601 Sherman St., Canton, MA 02021. Interment at Forest Hills Cemetery in Jamaica Plain, MA. Vietnam Era U.S. Army veteran.

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Published by Boston Globe on Aug. 29, 2007.

Memories and Condolences
for Theodore Eliott

14 Entries

Karen Steele

September 13, 2007

I knew Ted as a devoted member of the Indian Ponds Association in Marstons Mills. His enthusiasm was an inspiration! I also enjoyed the incredible Christmas display that he set up outside every year. I offer my sincere sympathy to all his family and friends.

Charles & Mary Koritsas

September 8, 2007

All of the comments in the Guest Book speak volumes for the wonderful person Ted was. He and I were altar boys together and his smiling face never waned in all the years we knew him. May his memory be cherished.

Brenda Sansone

August 31, 2007

Teddy will be missed. He had such a warm and loving heart. I worked for the Hellenic Nursing Home for 6 years and got to know his mother Martha and Teddy very well. My love and prayers. Brenda Sansone

helen wedge

August 30, 2007

Our deepest sympathy for your loss he will be deeply missed Vincent & Helen Wedge

Ted Andreadis

August 30, 2007

I will always remember Ted for the wonderful summers we spent together at the cottage on the lake.Learning to waterski at the age of eight was so much fun .I also cherish the trips we made together to Aruba and St.Marteen.Ted always had a smile on his face and strove to help others. His devotion to his church was never ending. I know I will miss him dearly and surely know that he is in a better place with God.

Greg Ouellette

August 29, 2007

Ted and I taught at Wareham Middle School in Wareham, MA. We were both teachers on Team Phoenix. Ted taught me a lot about taking students on a trip to Washington, DC and as a result, I introduced DC to nearly 1000 students over 9 years. Without Ted's guidance, I would not have been successful. I am saddened to hear that Ted has left us and that I will not be able to talk to him about the joys of being retired. God bless you, Ted.

CHARLES C. AFTOSMES

August 29, 2007

I REMEMBER TED AND HIS MOM FROM OUR DAYS AT THE CADMUS GREEK SCHOOLIN DORCHESTER.TRULY WONDERFUL PEOPLE.REST IN PEACE.CHARLIE AND THALIA AFTOSMES

Emory and Geri Anderson

August 29, 2007

Ted was our neighbor and dear friend for 13 years. We enjoyed many hours of conversation, mainly on his beloved beach overlooking Mystic Lake. In 2001, he and Geri almost single-handedly rejuvenated the Indian Ponds Association when they became concerned with low water levels. Ted served as vice president of the IPA for a number of years and hosted Board meetings and annual meetings in his home. His generous financial contributions to and strong support of the IPA will long be remembered. We will miss him very much. Ted will also be remembered by all the children and families around Mystic Lake and adjoining Middle Pond for his distribution of American flags each July 4 as he rode around the lakes on his pontoon boat accompanied by friends and patriotic music. We had the pleasure of riding along with Ted several years on these excursions. Due to poor health and bad weather, Ted was unable to make that trip this year, and many people asked about him. Indeed, Ted had a huge impact on his community in Marstons Mills and we are all grateful for the time he spent with us.

August 29, 2007

The Critikos family, Our thoughts and prayers are with you at this time of sorrow. Our deepest sympathies. Love, Cheryl, Bobby,Mackenzie and Kasie

Charles Karvelas

August 29, 2007

Ted was a loving and caring person whose kindness and generosity was a beacon of light to everyone. His humor, compassion and intelligence will be missed. May his memory be eternal!

Richard W. Wheeler

August 29, 2007

The many residents of the Indian Ponds community in Marstons Mills will long remember the many warm and gracious contributions Ted made to our community and the inspiration that he was to all. The Board members of the IPA reach out to his family with their deepest condolences as well as their thanks for all that Ted has meant to us and will always be in the future.

Sefany Stellakis

August 29, 2007

During this hard time it will be the little things that we all will remember during the quiet moments. The smiles and the laughter we all shared with him. And although it may seem hard right now, it will be the memories of these little things that help to push away the pain and bring the smiles back again! Nouno, we will miss you! I hope you are at peace!

Holly Wheeler

August 29, 2007

Will always remember Ted smiling and his great sense of humor. He will be missed, but his imprint on many will last for the ages.

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