Ted A. Wicker

The family of Lillian (Thieme) Johnson sends our most sincere sympathy to all the Wicker family. Knowing Ted has been a privilege since we moved in next door on Trelane, 50 years ago.

I have known Ted since I was a little brat to my oldest brother Roy and his friends. Ted was always so kind to me. Then we all grew up, and he was still such a great guy. We loved seeing him at the Moriarity gatherings. His wonderful smile and the old stories he and my brothers Roy and Bub would tell were priceless. They would have us laughing for hours. Deepest sympathy to the entire family. I was so blessed to have known him. Jeanie (Moriarity) and Kenny Bosslet.

May God lead you through this time of struggle Bill. I wish you and your family my most deepest smypathies and prayers. Take care
-Brian

Bill - You always described your father as an intelligent man of strong moral character. My thoughts are with you and your family. I'm sorry for your loss.

Bill and family. Sorry to hear about your loss. We are all thinking of you.

Bill - may God bless you and your family during this difficult time.

Mine and my family's thoughts are with you. Also wanted to let you know that Traci has often spoke of her loving memories of her "Uncle Ted". God bless you all.

As a retired St. Louis County Police Captain, and at the time Commander of Criminal Intelligence, I worked closely with Ted. He was a true professional, energetic, and an extremely capable investigator. His career made a difference for the public safety of our community, and it was a pleasure to have been associated with him.

My Dear Friends,
I wish to offer my deepest sympathy at this very, very difficult time.