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Ted Yudacufski

MONTEREY, California

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Ted YudacufskiOctober 5, 1930 ~ December 24, 2011MONTEREY - Ted Yudacufski, "Mr. Yu," 81, and a Monterey resident for over fifty years, passed away on Saturday, December 24, 2011 after suffering a heart attack while visiting his family for the holidays in Pasadena, CA.Ted was born on October 5,...

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Although it's been almost ten years since Mr. Yu passed, it still feels like he is still with many of us. If you've had the chance to watch the Netflix series, "The Queen's Gambit," you can't help but remember the lessons Mr. Yu taught so many of us, not just with chess, but with life lessons. He made every single person feel special, and heard, and stressed the importance of, "Good Sportsmanship." As many of us remember, after each chess game was completed, he had both opponents...

I have some good memories of Ted and the chess center. RIP DEAR FRIEND.

It is only recently my wife and I learned of Ted's passing. We treasure the visits we made to the Monterey Chess over the years. Ted, you will be missed. You were a fine example of a time that is passing all too fast when men of fine character stood for what they believed in. We love you Ted and always will, missing your beautiful smile. Your friends from Fresno, Dennis & Marian W.

I just learned of Ted's passing today. I hadn't seen Ted in several years, but I will always remember the times I spent with him like it was yesterday. I have the chalk scoreboard on my wall from Ted's Chess Center, he gave it to me when I moved away from Monterey. Thanks for everything Ted!

Ted was a mentor, an inspiration, a friend and one hell of a dart player.I miss your " Hello Amanda" with your own unique accent. I miss you dearly. May your family be at peace. Now and always.

Ted,...One of the all time greats!
A truly wonderful human being.

He was a friend, a teacher, a gentle man. Put away the darts, retire the king. Thank you, Ted, we have the memory...

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Goodbye Ted.
We had some great times in the good old days

Sleep well old friend. I will always remember our trips to the Biltmore for dart tournaments, and will cherish the many memories.