Theodore "Ted" Alpert, 80, beloved husband of the late
Bridget Higgins Alpert; devoted son of the late Shirley and
Arthur Alpert. Survived by adored sister and friend, Ilona (Jerry)
Rappin; brother-in-law of the late LeRoy Fine; father of Alisa (Kenneth) Kaplan,
Robyn (Wayne) Topel and Sharyn (Ira)
Barsky; uncle of Howard Fine, Bonnie (Jack) Cohen and Michael (Heidi) Fine; cherished nephew of Min Weil and Irene Brody; cousin of Natalie (Sherwin) Rosset; special friend to Laura O'Connell; grandfather and great-uncle to many. Ted was a graduate of Sullivan High School in Chicago and after completing college he served in the Korean War. Ted's 56 year career was in paper cups and disposables. Ted was V.P. of Sales for the Sweetheart Cup Corporation, a division of Maryland Cup, for 29 years. He was the ultimate expert in the country in the vending cup business. He was customer service oriented and highly respected. Ted was recognized in the country for his service to the Vending, Bottling, and Concessions industries and was an officer of the N.A.M.A. and I.A.M.A. Never retiring, Ted invented and patented a unique hot cup sleeve and went on to establish his own successful company, Double Wrap Cup & Container Co. Ted was a mentor and friend whose legacy will continue. Private services have been held. Donations to the American Heart Association would be appreciated. Arrangements entrusted to the care of Westlawn Jewish Funerals, Gregory J. Lindeman Funeral Director, 773-625-8600 .
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Larry Rabin
March 28, 2009
Ted gave me my first job out of college in 1978 and I will always be greatful to him. My condolences to his family. He will be missed and will never be forgotten.
March 27, 2009
We met in l961 when I went to work
for Sweetheart Cup. Ted became my
mentor as well as a dear personal
friend. Ted, you will always
be in my memories and a part of
my life.
Bruce Marshall, Denver, Co.
Bob Benstein
March 27, 2009
Ted was the first person I met when I went to work for Sweetheart Cup in 1965. He became my friend, my mentor and a great boss. He will be missed by many.
Alex Pignotti
March 24, 2009
We will miss you Ted and you were a great guy and helped many of us.
Bruce Duguid
March 23, 2009
Ted was a mentor, business associate, and friend to me for almost 31 years. I will miss his positive spirit, his 'go-getter' attitude and his love for the vending industry.
Cheryl Topham-Coffee
March 22, 2009
Ted lived life with energy and honesty. I know that he missed Bridgit terribly. Now we can remember them together, as they were, and happy. His passion for life and love is a lesson for us all.
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