Ted A. Cundiff

I was saddened to hear of Ted's passing. As a photographer for the Herald-Palladium I would see Ted at lots of Shamrock sporting events and he was one of those people you always looked forward to running into.

May your memories of the wonderful times you shared with your loved one comfort you and your family, today and always.

We knew Ted firstly as a photographer and then as a friend. Through the years, he has documented our children's high school careers and then continually kept up with our kid's progress and has updated us with news of his own grandchildren. He was always an encouragement to my husband as he pursued the same photography passion as Ted. Always smiling, always kind, he will be greatly missed by our family. Our thoughts and prayers will be with the family during this time of sorrow.

God Bless/RIP,to ALL who served.Thank YOU for your service,Ted.Semper Fi.Marine

Ted was my golf partner for a few years in the league at Indian Lake and a neighbor for many years. He was a true gentleman on and off the course. I will always remember Ted's wink or a subtle smile when one of us had a good shot and while mine were rare compared to Ted, he seemed to enjoy mine more (and that said a lot about Ted). My deepest sympathy and condolences to his family.

Sporting events at Berrien Springs will not be the same without Ted's warm smile behind the lens of his camera! He was truly a gem of a man and will be greatly missed.

Our sympathies to the Cundiff family. Ted's gift to the community, documenting its highpoints with his wonderful photographs is priceless. His golf family at Indian Lake will miss his inspiration and comraderie on the links. He was calm and steady on and off the links. We will long cherish our fond memories with Ted.