Bruno (Ted) Kulisz

Janice bayster..my uncle knew a few people who owned horses so one day he called me and told me his friend invited him to watch his horse run at DRC..and wanted me to join him..we might be able to make some money he said.. I was all for that.. well his friends horse didn´t win.. I asked uncle Ted if he wanted to split a trifecta with me .. he looked at my numbers then looked at the odds..he said how did you come up with THOSE numbers?? We laughed but I was going to bet them anyway.. so he decided to split the bet with me and we won 1400$ yep it was a good day after all..I´ll never forget it or him..

The life of the party that is what my uncle was. Always telling jokes making us laugh. I will miss you!

You always knew when Teddy was in the house (American Legion Post 346 in Farmington). His smile lit up the room, what a wonderful soul.

My uncle was never without a joke or story to tell. He was the life of all our family parties. We will miss him dearly. Rest in peace uncle