TEDDY KLEIN

Teddy was a great humanitarian to all, he treated everyone like they were his family, because we all are family in GOD’s eyes. He loved everyone of us. When GOD created Teddy HE broke the mold. I never knew his parents, but Teddy raised his children to treat everyone with Love and Respect, which he did that. His children carry on that tradition and they do a wonderful job. He will never be forgotten, and Loved by many people he left behind. Always keep his family in your prayers. Can’t wait...

A good man. The Klein family has buried most all my family (Dulany & Coe) over the years at Decker's Prairie going back about 80 years.

My deepest sympathy to all the family, and especially to my friend Margaret.
Darius Moosavi

What a true loss to our community. I've only had a handfull of conversations with Teddy, and he was always full of joy and happiness, which always lifted my spirits. He was truly a gift from God to all those who knew him, and he will definitely be missed. I know he's with God now, and I will see him again down the road, but I will still miss him in the meantime:)

Deepest sympathy to all the Klein family on the loss of Teddy. He was such a wonderful man and helped so very many through their losses throughout the years. A memory of Teddy holding an umbrella over my mother in the pouring rain at the funeral of my little sister in August of 1966 with no regard to the rain pouring down on himself has remained with me all these many years. I know he is celebrating his new life with Jesus now.

I heard of the news of Teddy's passing will I visiting in the Philippine Islands, condolences from our family to yours.

Dear Klein Family,
I sorrow with you at the loss of your dear Teddy. He was a remarkable Christian, a witness of Jesus' love in the world. He set the standard for compassionate, dignified funeral services for countless families. I feel so honored to have known him. He was a good friend to the Catholic Community. Our prayers and love to you at this time. Rev. David Lawrence, SJ

Margaret and family:
I am so sorry for your loss; words are never enough to express ones feelings of sadness. He gave comfort to others when it was the most needed and I hope that knowing how many people cared about him will bring comfort to you. As someone said above, he treated everyone the same regardless of how much they made or how they lived. He extended a warm welcome to our family when we moved to Tomball in 1955 and we knew no one. He was a pillar of the community of Tomball and...

Margaret, Our sincere condolences on the loss of your father. He will be missed by many. Peace be with you and your family at this time.
Martha Payne Mayfield & Harold Payne