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Valenda Newell
June 19, 2017 | Indianapolis, IN
San Antonio, Texas
Jan 12, 1925 – Dec 1, 2013 (Age 88)
FEHRENBACH, T.R. (Ted)T. R. (Ted) Fehrenbach --scholar, author, soldier, businessman, linguist, conversationalist and master storyteller -- passed away on Sunday, December 1, 2013 at the age of 88. He was preceded in death by his parents Theodore and Mardel Fehrenbach of Brownsville, Texas and...
Read MoreValenda Newell
June 19, 2017 | Indianapolis, IN
My condolences to the family of this master Texan storyteller. He will be greatly missed. What a blessing he is to those of us in love with history - a great American, a marvelous Texan!
Norma A. De Hoyos
December 12, 2013 | San Antonio, TX
Sorry to hear of the passing of this outstanding Texas historian. Que vaya con Dios!My condolences to the family.
john kruse
December 07, 2013 | Falfurrias, TX
We will miss this true advocate of all things good about Texas. He was a wise colleague and good friend during our work together with the Texas Historical Commission. His writings have enriched us all.
Rick Meyer
December 04, 2013 | Austin, TX
Fire and Blood, with Lone Star, are the absolute best of their kind I have found in my years of historical reading. My thoughts go out to his family and we have lost a true scholar/historian. William Mouton, Lafayette, La.
December 03, 2013
We are sorry to hear of the passing of T.R. Fehrenbach, born in the home of San Benito founder Col. Sam Robertson. May he & we rest in the peace that he left a lasting legacy.
Historical Society
December 03, 2013 | San Benito, TX
RIP Mr. Fehrenbach. Thank you so much for the wonderful book that ought to be read by every Texan, Lone Star. Godspeed, sir.
Randy
December 02, 2013 | Cedar Park, TX
Thus passes one of the best Texas historians. His revelations have made many aware of what constitutes the unique Texas psyche and how it came about. His survivors should find some consolation in that his works have affected so many. A life well lived.
December 02, 2013
Ted will be missed by those that knew him. Fortunately, his great wisdom and keen insight will live on in print.
Douglas Jacobson
December 02, 2013