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Theodore Barbera

Hollywood, Florida

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Theodore R. BarberaHollywood, Fl - Theodore Barbera of Hollywood, Florida, and formerly of Worcester, passed away on April 23, 2012.Ted leaves his brothers, Raymond Barbera and his wife Doreen Donovan-Barbera of Worcester, MA, Charles Barbera of North Brookfield, MA and David Barbera and his wife...

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Mr B. You were such an inspiration to many. You always knew how to make someone cheer up with your music. Used to love seeing that piano get rolled in at woodland st school. You will be sadly missed sir. Woodland st school.

Ted, Flakey, was like a father to me. He practically raised me. I don't remember a time before I knew him. He's always been there for me. Losing him was like losing a parent. I'll never be able to sing or hear symphony music without thinking about him.

May he rest in peace. I have wonderful memories of of him from Woodland St and Dartmouth St Schools....Thank you for giving me the confidence to get up and sing at the 6th grade talent show! He knew I was terrified but he made me feel at ease. Every time I hear the Mexican Hat Dance, I will smile and remember him. He was a once in a lifetime teacher that touches your soul. Love you Mr. B


Ted was my best friend...since we were six years old...just about 59 years.
He was an extremely talented musician and teacher, who was truly a renaissance man. For hours on end, we discussed politics, the economy, music, physics, religion, and so much more. Words cannot express how deep a hole now exists in my heart and mind. I will miss him and think about him for the rest of my time.

Mr. Barbera was the music teacher at my school. I can still remember him coming in every week and playing the "Eye of the Tiger" on the piano. We loved it! He will be missed.

Few people remember the names of their elementary school teachers, but Mr. B was unforgetable. I had him as a music teacher during the 80's at Dartmouth St. School in Worcester. Music days were always my favorite. My deepest condolences to his family and friends.

I taught with Ted and he taught my son to play the bass. The world lost a wonderful man and teacher. Sorry for your loss.

Mr. Barbera was my cello teacher at Tatnuck elementary school, and remained a dear friend of my whole family for all his remaining years. He was a pleasure to talk to, and has made a lasting impression on my life. We will miss you.

Teddy, your Florida Elf will miss you.