Teddy Francisco

I'M SORRY TO HEAR OF YOUR LOSS AS WELL AS THE LOSS TO THE COMUNITY OF MUSICIANS TEDDY HAD HELPED. GOD BLESS YOUR HOME.

To Teddy's Family,
I went all through school with Teddy
(as we called him) and I will always remember how impressed I was when Jeanette brought his banjo to Mrs, Ashbrook's third grade classroom and let him play for us. He was certainly gifted and we were lucky to have him as a classmate. I only learned of his illness when family members attended my uncle's funeral two weeks ago. I'm sorry I didn't send words of encouragement but I did send pray and will continue to remember you...

Jeanette,
I was so sorry to hear about the death of your son.
I'm thinking about you.
Brenda

Amy, I just learned about Ted, my thoughts and prayers with you and with the family, I know Ted can now be heard in the stringed instruments playing at Jesus feet!
We Love You.... Jonathan

Amy, I just learned about Ted, my thoughts and prayers with you and with the family, I know Ted can now be heard in the stringed instruments playing at Jesus feet!
We Love You.... Jonathan

Amy: I want to try to express my condolences and pray that you'll find the strength to make it through another day. Thank you for your hospitality and friendship.

What a wonderful example of faith that you two have!
I am so sorry for your loss! You and your family are still in our prayers.

Amy, I am so sorry for your lost. Cross your arms and consider yourself hugged. I wish I could be there beside you. I will be thinking about you. Love, Diane

Lillian, Janette, Amy and other family members. In the event we do not get to the funeral tomorrow afternoon, we do want you to know that our heartfelt sympathies are with all of you.
We stopped by the Highlands Festival, in hopes that we would be able to hear Teddy for one last time, but by the time we arrived the concert had finished. Was not sure if he had been able to perform on that day. Our love to all of you.