Theodore Joseph "Ted" D'Argis

Ted we will remember the good time we had when you and my Sister were here in Mississippi and trying to decide where you wanted to retire. Hope they have scrabble and crosswords in haven.
May Gods light shine upon you, and bring you peace now and forever more.

My thoughts and prayers are with you in your time of grief. May your memories bring you comfort.I always liked Uncle Ted when I was a kid,it was always fun to visit the family.All my memories of him are good ones and I smile now as I think about Uncle Ted.My heart is sad with his passing.May Peace-Love & Happiness always remain in your hearts as Uncle Ted will always remain in mine.

Bill and Laura Philip send their deepest sympathy to the family,for the loss of a beloved father, brother and cousin. Our thoughts are with you, as well as our prayers.

The families of Gloria D'Argis and Larry D'Argis are so sorry to hear of your loss. Take comfort in the memories that you all share.

Sharon (D'Argis) McBurney and her family send their condolences to the D'Argis family for their loss from Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada

You were my father, friend, guide, confidant and hero. Your life's lessons were taught well.

I love you, Dad.

Mr. D'Argis,
Sir, I would just like to say thank you for your service and sacrifice for our Country when you served with the U.S. Army in Europe during WW II as a member of the "Blue And Gray" Division. God knows how many lives you saved as a combat medic. And to your family and loved ones, I wish to extend my deepest sympathy.