Theodore Woodward Barton

Ted lived his life as a renaissance man - man of service to his country, experienced the passion of biking the highways of this country, a man who immersed himself in the arts, a skilled technician, one likely crowned as the Southern king of polka, and a man who has set the standard for joy of living. To have worked with Ted in the Georgia FLETC government studio, I was schooled in television production and, more importantly, I found in him a lifelong friendship. The legacy of this man is...

Becky, our hearts and prayers are with you and your family.
We share your grief in the loss of Teddy but what a privilege it has been to know him.
Especially for Jim who rode with him, raised many a glass with him and most importantly called him his friend.

Jim appreciated Ted's sense of humor and how he always brought calm and reason when the group got crazy. He brought a mentoring spirit, instruction and order to all the newbies hoping to join the motorcycle run. Ted...

Sorry to hear of Teds passing. He is the oldest of the 'cousin's' generation and I always looked forward to talking to him. Mary, Phil and I pass on our dearest condolences. Find peace in the sunrise and reassurance at sunset. Jeff Owens