Theodore Ronald Simon

My heartfelt condolences go out to Marcia and
the rest of the family and their friends. Ted
was an amazing person and it was a pleasure
to have known him and work on his cars. I just discovered that he had passed today while looking around the internet. I also discovered today that Dr. Nassen and Andrea Nassen have passed......wonderful people as well....so sorry for your loss...Winston McCollum, McCollum's Auto Center, Plano, Tx.

My Love, my Dearest husband Ted. A year has passed and my heart remains broken. I live for the day when we'll be together again. Forever yours, Marcia

Please accept our condolences on the loss of your loved one. May you continue to feel comforted by the love and support of family and friends. Psalms 94:18-19*

May you find comfort in the words found at 2 Cor. 3,4. Its reassuring to know that The God of all comfort can give you what you need to help you cope with your great loss.

I met Dr Simon while working at The Heartbeat Clinic in Dallas. He always had a smile on his face and would stop to chat for a few before moving on. I handle all the billing so he would always tell me he had to check on his invoices so he didn't get in trouble with the Missus and then chuckle. I will definitely miss his genuine smile and contagious laugh. God Bless you and rest easy my friend.

He was the greatest lab partner one could have. I miss the days we had together finding the answers. I will miss him. I am so glad I got a chance to say "hi" one more time. My thoughts and prayers are with his family. Rest in peace my friend

The Dallas County Medical Society, its Board of Directors, members and staff express to you our deepest sympathy in the recent loss of your loved one, Dr. Theodore Simon.

He was a valued member of DCMS and the Texas Medical Association for 24 years. His service will be truly missed by his colleagues. Your family will remain in our thoughts and prayers.

Sincerely,
Michael J Darrouzet
Executive Vice President/CEO

As in (SB), I really didn't know Ted either, but I did graduate with him in high school, class of 67. The two of us weren't 'on the same page'.Maybe because he was smarter. But I do remember him. A 'BIG' guy. Then the strangest thing happened just a few days before viewing Ted's obituary was that I received a 'chip', photos & slides of our class reunion this passed year and I saw his name and his picture and said to my wife, "son of a gun", "Ted Simon was there". I'm sorry we didn't get to say hello and something . There was some confusion about there. So I figured,well next time. But I'm awful sorry to read about Ted's passing. God bless him.
And all of you.
One thing to remember, there isn't always a next time.
Johnny C. Wethersfield Ct.

Ted played a ciritical role in helping many people with gulf war syndrome and environmental sensitivities get help through his innovative work with 3D spect brain scans showing toxicity . He is irreplaceable this arena ! He always had a smile and I will miss him as will so many !-Stephanie McCarter MD

I miss you so much Pop. - JTS

I knew Ted through Boy Scouts, Troop 82, and enjoyed learning about his expertise in the very early days of nuclear medicine. My thoughts are with his family. Great man, and a gentle giant.

I did not know Ted, but I know the pain of loosing a loved one. Such a heartbreak. Always remember that God knows your pain and he promises to heal the brokenhearted. May ALL of you remain in God's love, as you will remain in my prayers. SB

One of my favorite memories of Ted is at Jacob's wedding. It was such a happy celebration. I loved watching Ted dance and pass around Papou's hat to Jacob, Theo, and Mark. Herb and I thank God for his life and the joy of being his neighbor. Lulie Thomas

Our deepest condolences on your loss. The D’Esopo Family.