Theodore A. Borrillo

Late to this but our families lost touch ... so sorry to hear about Ted. Our parents loved your family and had great times together, traveling to the Black Forest/Schwarzwald and Italia. Recall Ted and rest of Denver crew late night at our house discussing issues of the day (as kids, we called it "arguing"). Seemed like they were concerned about the world's problems, they all had their opinions, and all had their say. First generation Italiani. They believed in education, No. 1. What stayed...

I feel so incredibly lucky to have known Ted (Theodore). We made an acquaintance through another friend and I came into Teds life to help layout and design several of Teds wonderful books. In short order he was not my client, but a true and wonderful friend. I spent hours hearing amazing stories about his life growing up, his loves, his time in the military and his deep feelings for his family and his late wife Elfriede. Ted had shared with me how he needed a reason to go on after Elfriede's...

Mr. Burrillo was a very good friend of John J Rossi, an attorney for whom I worked 31 years. After I left the firm, Mr. Burrillo kept me informed of new books he had written, provided me autographed copies to buy and placed them in the mail. He missed his wife terribly and loved his children deeply. I had great respect for him and enjoyed his thoughts, writings and integrity to his profession. I made it a point to send him birthday cards on July 4th and he always responded with a thank you...

What a pleasure it was getting to know Ted ! I worked in bookkeeping at MNP and visited with him many times through the years. Ted shared his poetry with us by sending one of his books. He will be missed by many and I feel blessed having known him.

Please accept my sincere condolences dear family and friends. May prayers strengthen you and memories comfort you. And may you find hope and comfort in God our Father, who loves us, comfort your hearts and "make you firm". (2 Thessalonians 2:16, 17).

I was sadden to read of Mr. Borrillo's passing.
I had the pleasure of
being part of his Healthecare Team at the Southwest Kaiser Permanente. What a kind and pleasant gentlemen. When I retired he gave me a Willow Tree angel titled Dreaming Angel and a beautiful card with a message that brought tears to my eyes. ( I was not at work the day he brought it in, it was a lovely surprise sitting on my desk.) He is one of our patients that I have thought about over the years of my retirement...

Ted was a wonderful friend and will be missed by many. I had the honor of being in a prayer/discussion group with him for several years. We shared many good times, meals and always enjoyed each others company. Blessings to all of you who loved him dearly.
Sue Kruise