George FORMAN

We were deeply saddened to hear of Ted's passing. It was great to spend time with him at Royal Roads when we were all young cadets but then our paths didn't cross for several years until a few years ago when it was delightful to be able to see him occasionally. We send our sincerest condolences to the family on his passing. Garry and Pamela Ernst

To my good friend Rita, her family and the entire Forman clan: hoping the memories bring you comfort during this difficult time. My thoughts are with you all.

To the Forman family -- thirty some years later, I still remember your father as one of the kindest and wisest men I had met. From the trivial pursuit games to his recognizing what I thought was my "concealed" fear and the reassurance he provided me before my first plane ride in a small craft. May your great memories stay with you, comfort you and continue to be shared.

Teddy - I'm so sorry for your loss. My heart and prayers go out to you and your family in your time of need.

Mine are childhood memories from Shearwater that always seem to include Mr. Forman driving Marlene and I somewhere - usually Brownies but many times he would pick us up from Hampton Gray Memorial on a blistery day to spare two little girls a long walk home in nasty weather. RIP

Steve, Bonnie, Davis, Garrick, Sidney and the entire Forman family; our heart goes out to you all for the loss of your Father and Grandfather. Sherri and Steve.

An excellent and understanding Commanding Officer. I enjoyed serving under him in VS880.

Marlene: I fondly remember you & I working on our "Fortran" computer assignments at your parents kitchen table. Your Dad would pop in and chat with us. It was great! We both didn't really like the course and the talks with your Dad were a welcome & fun distraction! Thinking of all of you. Christine Thomas

He was the best boss I ever had. Helpful and understanding. Always cheerful and friendly.Iwill miss him forever. Great loss for all of us.

Robert Luiz