Ted Steven Helberg

I thought of Ted tonite. We were in IA together---my Dad Phillip Schwartz operated Siegle's and House of Kosher Foods.. I googled him and saw the sad news. He will always be remembered by many--and wow what a life he created after high school. I went to DeVilbiss High.

I heard the news of Teddy's passing when I saw his name in the Book of Remembrance yesterday on Yom Kippur when I was in Toledo to attend services at Congregation B'Nai Israel with my dad, Philip Markowicz. A childhood family friend and fellow Sylvania High School colleague, I remember Teddy with much fondness. He was a dear to meet up with me and my mom when we were in Paris many years ago and was kind to attend her shiva when she passed. I belatedly add my heartfelt condolences to his brothers and the entire Helberg Family-
Sylvia Markowicz Neil

To all The Helberg family: I am deeply saddened to hear ofTed's passing! I was his neighbor at the Le Parisien for about 6 years and we always shared great conversation and laughs! He always spoke of his children with GREAT pride also.

Wishing all the family "LONG LIFE" and Codlolences.

Bobby Jacobson

There will be a private service to celebrate Ted's life at the MALIBU JEWISH CENTER & SYNAGOGUE in Malibu, California.

To Tom and Shellie and family, To Sandy and his family,
To Teds children,
I have fond childhood memories of time spent together with "TEDDY" as he was called and with all the cousins. So many laughs and Ted created so many of them.
He will be missed and though time together was long past I did get to spend some time with him not that long ago and for that I am grateful .We shared many old stories. Wishing you all good memories of him now and forever , forgetting things that don't matter .

To our dear Helbeg family: We are so very sorry to hear about your loss. Sending love and condolences from Los Angeles to all of you in Ohio!- The pearls.

To all the Helbergs,
We are flooded with memories of our past together. Laughing, crying and just being together. I an certain Teddy leaves a large blank space for all of you, especially his children and nieces and nephews. We should be grateful he was in our lives at all. with love, jy and sadness, The Moulopoulos Family

I am Ted's older brother. He was one of a kind. His presence will be missed. Ted lived a unique life.

Grateful to have known him, albeit for a short time. His sense of humor, wit and intelligence was a mix I've witnessed very few times. God bless Ted and the family.

May your memories of the wonderful times you shared with your loved one comfort you and your family, today and always

Ted and I had our fair share of capers and maybe some other people's share too. We had lots of practice in high school. As roommates in Tucson we had a lot of fun with the rest of the people who lived at the ranch. Some really outrageously good times (Debi, Greg, & Ann could vouch for this as could Cindy C, Pattie B & Neil). I was hoping to see more of Ted with his kids living in California, but it just wasn't meant to be. When a guy like Ted who is larger than life dies it is a body blow to all who knew him well.

Tom, Sandy and the rest of the family, my thoughts are with you. We all loved Teddy.

Joel Bailly .

If God exists sure Ted is now sitting by his side with sister Teresa, Moses, Jesus, and some other very few who spent their life saving others with love and care, trying to help them to find the path towards happiness and serenity.
If God does not exist, he does'nt know what he is missing not knowing this wonderfull man.

I'm saddened to hear of Dr. Ted's passing. I knew him as a caring, compassionate, intelligent and humorous soul. With deepest sympathy to the family.

He made me laugh all the way through high school - helping me to take myself less seriously. I'm so sorry I didn't get to see him again as an adult. It doesn't surprise me that he went on to help so many people and live such a rich life. My deepest condolences to the family.

my condolences to the Helberg family.....prayers & blessings coming your way. don stump

My condolences to all of Teds family. My name is Brian L. from Minneapolis. I met Ted about 10 years ago and what a privilege it was to do so. I will miss our talks concerning life at large. Ted was so very kind to me at a tough period in my life. He showed me how to be a better person day in and day out. Truly a great loss for so many people that were touched by him.

Ted was a friend since our younger years and he will never be forgotten by everyone who knew him. He was a proud father and he touched the lives of the many people that he helped throughout his career.

Many fond memories of Ted going back over 55 years. I have a significant scar to show for it. Also remember fondly hanging out with Ted at the Beverly Hills Cafe until he left for Israel. May G-d give the family strength during this time of sorrow. Brent and Ricki Rubin and family

I am stunned by the news of Ted's passing. I have no words. I didn't know he was ill. We spoke shortly after my mother passed away. I am so sorry.

Thank you for your spark, for your service to those in need, and your heart which endeared all to you. God Bless

Ted was uniquely gifted; smart, funny, entertaining & determined. He filled the world with his gifts, giving back as much as he could, following in his wonderful parents example. I'll miss his hilarity & seriousness, helping & healing. A Gifted Giver & accidental Tourist/Traveler, Sylvania's own