Frederick Theodore Kitt

Dorothy hi, I just heard about Ted. I am so sorry, so sorry, Dorothy. This picture is exactly how I remember him...playing the piano whenever he saw one :) . You and Ted are in my prayers . Please do take care!

Anne Marie Farley and children

Ted was at S.I. when I was at Lowell in 1950 and we passed the CA State Bar the same year in 1967. However, I didn't meet him and become friends until the late 70s, when we handled a medical malpractice case against each other. The rest is history.
Our hearts go out to Dot and the family for the loss
God Bless You, Rick and Judy Bradley & O'Connor.

Fred Swanson, my husband passed away two years ago. With Dorothy,my cousin, spent our
early married life with Ted and Dot. Double dating, going to shows, movies, eating out and spending time at their summer vacation getaways. 50 years of being with them and never missing a Christmas day at their home with their loving family. Thea just a tot and Donna so adorable not excluding their
wonderful son, Donald. Those memories will remain with me forever. My heart goes out
to Dorothy as...

Dear Dorothy:

Thinking of you and your family at this time.
It was always a pleasure to talk to Mr. Kitt.

Our deepest condolences,
ABC Window Contractor's

Ted was a one-of-a-kind renaissance man we will not see the likes of again. Brilliant and witty, generous and strong in every way, he remains memorable to all who have met him. Our heartfelt sympathies to his wonderful family.

All the Alberts Family

To family and friends of Frederick Kitt

I am very sorry for your loss. Please accept my condolences and may you find comfort in God's Word at Jeremiah 29:11,12.

Sincerely,

Dianne

Ted Kitt was a renaissance man we shall not see the likes of again. Generous, kind, and strong in every way, we are enriched by having known him.
-Alberts Family