Ted Wilder

Patty I'm so sorry to hear about Ted. Such fun memories on Wilder Road during our elementary school days. Ted was always very quiet and kind. I still remember the house on Wilder Road and the fun days there. Rest in Peace Ted.

What a guy!!! He lived the life he had to the fullest. RIP Ted!

I have so many memories of Ted growing up on Wilder Rd. My brothers and his brother John grew up together on Wilder Rd. We did all the crazy things kids did in those days. We did a lot of back yard camping and made big bon fires at night. We would go camping in Bodega Bay. I lost track of Ted after I joined the Marine Corp. About 40 years later we reconnected and I was really happy to see Ted again. I was able to be with my child hood friend during his last few years of Life of life. We got...

Oh My. R.I.P. Ted. I remember visiting your house often as a child to play with your sister. good times. Our family lived on Juniper Ave.

I’m so sorry to hear this sad news. When I was young, Ted’s sister, Patty, and I (Debe Sutherland-Sohrweide) and I were very goods friends. I remember riding my bike to go to their home to hang out. I remember their player piano and a goose named Goosie. I also remember Ted sitting at our dining table with a new gadget he just bought. It was a spaghetti fork that had a thing on the top to spin the fork for the spaghetti! Patty, if you see this message, please know I’m so sorry for your...

I knew Ted several years ago at Bellevue when he was driving a school bus and my sympathies. Ted was a good and kind man.

I often wondered what happened to Ted. I use to ride the bus to Bellevue School and Ted was our bus driver. I remember my girlfriends and I would sing the Beatle's song, "Hey Jude, but we changed it to Hey Ted." We would happily sing to him until get got off the bus. Fond memories. May Ted, R.I.P.