Theodore Pienkos Jr.

Dear Uncle Ted,recently I have been overflowing with gratitude for where I am, I am grateful for all the memories I have from Massachusetts.I have just completed a college course and was recently hired into a career for rehabilitation. It brings me back to something you told me years ago I didn't realize it then,but you were right. I wish we could have talked one more time, but you're all in my heart forever

Uncle Todju I found some pictures one that stuck out was the family in that big white convertible Caddy.I remember you took me for a ride to the Berkshires with the top down we could see the foliage & leaves were falling into the car.Those memories are the treasures I keep.You will be in my heart,forever

Uncle Ted I am so tore up to hear of your passing.I was just telling a friend about your 71 Challenger you'd pick me up in when I was a boy.All my Spalding sports equipment you got for me.I was happy to talk to you since I acheived sobriety & I still am,5 yrs in may.I can still hear you say my name in my thoughts.

My heart is very heavy with sadness right now at the shock of the loss of a good friend!
Teddy was a great guy! I will definitely miss him!

Sorry to hear about Ted's passing.
I was a friend of Ted's growing up on Sandy Hill. We went to grade school together but went our separate way during high school....
I have many fond childhood memories of playing street football, wiffleball and various adventures at "Deadmen's gap" woods with Ted and the gang....indeed innocent times of youth....
My thoughts and prayers to his family and friends.
Tom Peltier

So saddened by your loss of Uncle Ted.

Ted was a great guy with an easy going disposition. I met Ted 20 years ago in the Orchard through the Nixon Co as I was one of the mechanics who serviced the Nixon Co vehicles. I soon became aware that his sister Helen and I were schoolmates since grade 1 through grade 12 ( St Stan & CHS ). Ted was an Elk member and never missed the social events and card games. I am saddened by his loss and extend my sympathy to his relatives.