Frederick Lyle "Ted" Hubbard

Very sorry to hear about Fred. We enjoyed seeing him at Hildabob's Gallery in Winthrop during our many years of sharing art with Bob and Hilda.I remeber that Fred was so optimistic and energetic. What a grat person. We send our sympathy and condolences.

Gina and I are saddened to hear about the passing of Ted. He was and is a legend in our family and certainly one of the great hits of the Ray Family Reunions. He will be missed. He certainly cannot be replaced.

I am sending this from my Mother Mabel Barnes,Beck,Bakke. She wants to send her deepest regards,as she is a cousin to Ted and she is from the Ray side of the family. Mom is 90 and has a lot of memories stored up.
May God Bless you.

JoAnn;

We were so saddened to hear of Fred's passing. What a wonderful man he was. We are going to miss him. Please know that our love and prayers are with you. Richard is out of town but I will be heading over to Winthrop on Friday so I can attend the memorial service there.

Debby and Richard Sobjack

We met Ted, and had gotten to know him, through our good friend JoAnn Roe, Mark's "Big Sister" (explanation to come later...). Ted was an amazing man with a very sensitive grasp on nature and humanity, and he was able to very eloquently place that sensitivity into his art. When we visited their home we would view his paintings, hanging all over the house-- in the living room, hallway, or bedroom. Ted's pieces created scenes so stunning that one could feel they were THERE, as part of the...