Theodore-Lizas-Obituary

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Theodore Konstantine Lizas

Mar 11, 1938 - Jul 10, 2016

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You will be continued to be missed!

Ted, we love you, Marta and family.

Ted, I am so happy that you are my husband. You are the very best! I will always love you. Yes everyone has treated me like gold! Love Always Cleta

Dearest Ted (Thodori), you meant the world to me and my family. Your genuine love, support and mentoring over the years gave me courage, strength and direction. Your love of life and heart of gold will always be remembered. You will live in our hearts and prayers forever.

Costas, Irene, Iliana and Mia

I love you Papou! I am so lucky to have known Papou. He was a joy to be around. You knew you were in for a treat whenever you were with him. And so glad I finally made it to the Safari Motel last summer!

My thoughts and prayers are with Cleta, Liz, Ted and family.

All my love, Linda Siegel Croker

My condolences to the Lizas family for your loss. May God grant you peace to endure this difficult and trying time without your loved, Mr. Lizas, by your side. Numbers 6:24-26

It was a blessing to have known Ted. He will be missed. Our deepest condolences to the family.

July 13, 2016
We are honored and blessed to have known you Ted. You were truly a blessing in our lives and we will miss you. We will continue your legacy at the Safari Motel. A good heart has stopped beating, a good soul ascended to heaven. Esi will always keep you close to her heart for being her Godfather.
God rest his soul in peace.
Love,
Arthur, Marinela, & Esi

Obituary

Theodore's Obituary

Theodore Konstantine Lizas ("Ted"), 78, passed away on July 10, 2016. Ted was born on March 11, 1938 in Athens, Greece, one of five sons. Ted arrived in the United States when he was a young man and subsequently graduated from Howard University. He settled with his family in Northwest Washington DC and worked as an electrical engineer. Ted became an American citizen and was immensely proud of being an American, while also being a pillar of the Greek American community. Ted owned and operated the Safari Motel in Ocean City, MD until recently and was active in the St. Georges Greek Orthodox Church and the Lions Club in Ocean City. Ted was passionate about his family, football (particularly the Redskins), singing in his barbershop chorus and good food. He leaves his beloved wife Cleta and her family, son Ted and daughter Elizabeth and their families. He also leaves his loving grandchildren and great grandchild, two brothers and extended family he cherished greatly. In his own words, he led an extraordinary life and will be remembered mostly for his complete love of life and family.Funeral services will be held at 2:00pm July 15, 2016 at St. George Greek Orthodox Church, 8805 Coastal Highway, Ocean City Maryland. A wake will be held on July 14, 2016 from 6:00 – 8:00pm at Burbage Funeral Home, 108 Williams Street, Berlin, Maryland. Flowers or donations in Mr. Lizas' memory can be made to the St. George Greek Orthodox Church.

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