Ted Lewis Wilson

When Ted ran against Senator Hatch in 1982 I was serving as Chief of Staff for Orrin. Because Orrin was in Washington most of the time, I was asked to represent hm. That involved speaking at events with Ted.
I found Ted to be an excellent candidate and really a good guy.
After the campaign we remained friends and often went jogging together.

I will always remember Ted when he would visit Sundance. He was taking off one day on one of Bob Redford's horses, looking like the ultimate cowboy. Good memory. Best to Holly, Jenny, Missy and family. A good man.

Mr. Wilson was my high school history teacher and ski club coach at Skyline High in the early 70's. He was a mentor and a friend to many of us in those early days. Thank you Mr. Wilson for your guidance, example, and for showing us how to treat others. Hopefully those old DaleBoots are still handy and you can find the time to turn and burn on your new home mountain! Sincerely and with utmost respect, Tracy Tregeagle

Thank you Ted, for your kindness and friendship. You encouraged me to get involved with my community, backed me up and guided my way. You were a gift to Utah and beyond. Thank you Kathy and Holly for sharing him.

I knew only of Ted from my various encounters and interactions living in Utah. My first was taking a class from him in the summer of 1989. I found out that he was once a mayor of Salt Lake City then later ran for governor of Utah. It was in the early months of 1997, that I interacted with him again after his daughter Jenny introduced me to him at his home above the University of Utah. Up to this point I really did not know much about him until years later when his daughter did a...

Wow! What a life well lived. He was a treasure to all! Please rest in peace, sir.

I first met Ted as a young man as I was incharge ot Salt Lake county Sherffs Search and rescue and recruited him and the Alpen Bock Climbing Club, numerous rescues. Later years long associations of politics and other services. Not room to describe what a fantastic man, my friend, Ted. Condolences to his family. God Bless.

Mayor Ted was a good man. I had the opportunity to work with him a few times and his kind demeanor never changed. He was a pleasure to be around. May his memory be eternal.