Theodore "Ted" Sabol

Elaine
Ted was a wonderful man and will be truly missed by all.

Ted and I worked closely together for almost a decade at several different companies. He was the most professional, level-headed, and caring individuals I have ever met. We shared many common views of life's experiences and I know that he always enjoyed every minute that life had to offer. He was a true friend and I will miss him greatly. My sympathies to you Elaine and the family.

I'll always remember Ted's jest for life and how he always brought humor, even to the most mundane. We worked briefly at Roche and he was a joy. Will miss his joke e-mails to give a smile to my day.

When I think of Ted and man like him, the quote from Charles Dickens comes to mind: It is not possible to know how far the influence of any amiable, honest-hearted, duty-doing man flies out into the world; but it is very possible to know how it has touched ones' self in going by" Great Expectations C. Dickens. He left a tremendous legacy of love and laughter. I am proud to have known him. My deepest sympathies to Elaine and Ted's family.

I will miss his smile and laugh. I worked with Ted at Roche for many years and he was always there for you. Ted had the greatest gift of all his personality. He was kind and always had a good word for everyone. This has hit me so hard. He was a very special person that will be missed. To Elaine and the Sabol Family I am so sorry.

Irreplaceable: that's what Ted will be to his many friends; but mostly to his loving wife Elaine & devoted family. We will miss you in Montana,in NJ, and in our lives. We are with you all in spirit during this difficult time.
Much love.

Angelo and I will surely miss one of our closest and dearest friends. We have many great memories. May God Bless his family. Judy & Angelo Franchette

Janet and I will surely miss Ted and always remember the fun we had together on our block in Hillsborough and at his parties at his new house. Ted will be, admired and loved for his friendliness, kindness and outlook on life.

Ted "The Mayor" Sabol was the ideal neighbor and a good friend to everyone he met. Not a day went by without an enthusiastic wave or a quick chat, where Ted would invariably ask about everyone in our family. He was always willing to lend a hand and routinely snowplowed the surrounding driveways with a high-tech plow (of which he seemed genuinely proud!). We saw Ted virtually every day for the last twelve years; we appreciated his friendship, his advice and we feel so sorry for Elaine, the...