Edward SHANK

I hope you know how much I have been thinking of you and your dad. I have many fond memory's of him starting from your visits to Grandpas` house on Belleview Street in Mt. Clemens Michigan, to family reunions at Houston Woods and Maumee State Park Ohio, to visits in Dayton on our way to Florida, to walking your dog Chipper on a leash down your street with him. My very first memory was when he showed me the Newtons Cradle in his great room while smoking his pipe. I was entranced by it...

Anne I´m so sorry for your loss. Tami Zompetti

Worked with Ted many years when BG&L served as our Corporate attorneys, always knew I was getting good, honest legal advice. Ted had many friends and always said hello when our paths crossed long after I retired. Oakwood has lost a cherished icon.

Anne, I am so sorry for your loss. RIP Mr. Shank.

Always enjoyed being in Ted's presence. I had hoped that we would have at least one more time to play tennis together.