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Oswald G. "Teddy" Warner Sr. M.D.

Oswald Warner Obituary

WARNER, OSWALD G., SR. M.D. "TEDDY"

On Saturday, April 15, 2006, DR. OSWALD "TEDDY" WARNER, of Potomac, MD, entered into eternal rest. Born May 21, 1934 in Jamaica W.I. to the late Harold and Gladys Warner. Beloved husband of Barbara; loving father of Oswald Jr. "O.G.", Faith-Ann, Christopher and Charles; devoted grandfather of nine; brother of Horace, Noel, Harold and Winston Warner; uncle to many nieces and nephews, and a cousin, relative and friend to many. Dr. Warner was a reputable surgeon, affiliated with Howard University Hospital for over 35 years, and Chief of Cardiothoracic and Vascular Surgery. Family will receive friends on Saturday, April 29, from 9:30 a.m. until 10:30 a.m. at Howard University School of Law Chapel, 2900 Van Ness St. N.W. where a Celebration of Life service will begin at 10:30 a.m. Memorial Service on Monday, May 1, 10 a.m. at Howard University College of Medicine. In lieu of flowers, contributions can be made to Howard University College of Medicine - Oswald G. Warner, Sr. Lectureship, 520 W. St. N.W., Washington, DC 20059. MCGUIRE FUNERAL SERVICE.

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Published by The Washington Post on Apr. 24, 2006.

Memories and Condolences
for Oswald Warner

69 Entries

Gillian RobinsonWarner

May 24, 2006

Throughout history great men come and go...What a privilege it is to know that we had a Great Man of our own...One who touched us with a gentle smile and a heartfelt laugh...One who taught by example and lived through Christ...One who healed through precision,compassion and knowledge...One who embraced LIFE...One whose Journey is now complete... Peace&Love Always,Gillian

Patrick Warner

May 18, 2006

At a time like this, I can offer little except my profound,sincere wish for your comfort. On behalf of the Warners in Chicago, Paula and Alexandria, we wish you nothing but the best. Teddy was a remarkable person with an incredible persona. His subtle phone calls over the years personnifies How real is faith. How is faith related to hope. How does expectancy lead to proof. How much must we see in order to believe and how does belief become trust. From this point on, I have great confidence you guys will bear the torch of a great husband,father, grandfather and cousin.

Dolores C. Leffall

May 17, 2006

Dear Mrs. Warner and family,

I am just learning of the passing of your beloved husband, father, grandfather, uncle and friend. I am so sorry to hear of his passing.

I have known Dr. Warner since his days as an undergraduate student at Howard University (when I worked in the Moorland-Spinarn Research Center in the Howard University Library) and have faithfully followed his career. We were professional and social friends. I will never forget his cheerfulness and his goodness. He always made me smile. He will be missed.

Be assured that you and your family are in my prayers.

Nowokere Esemuede

May 12, 2006

I extend my deepest sympathy to the Warner family. Dr. Warner was truly a wonderful person. He was an inspirational figure for me not only to be a better physician, but more importantly,to be a better person. He opened his heart, home, and family to all of us. He is truly missed.

Mona Leslie

May 9, 2006

My thoughts and prayers are with you in your time of grief. May your memories bring you comfort.

Duan Drakes

May 6, 2006

Farewell to my teacher. We will make rounds again in a place where there will be no illness or disease, but lots of time to study the beauty of creation

Eric Vaughn, M.D.

May 5, 2006

It is with the fondest memories and a saddened heart that I sign this book. I learned many things when working with Dr. Warner and will always remember him with a smile.

David, Thom Dewdney

May 4, 2006

I was shocked to hear of the passing of Teddy Warner, who i had the previlige of meeting again in Jamaica a few years ago, we reminisced about our days at Calabar, he will be missed by all who had the good fortune of knowing him, I would like to convey My deepest sympathy to Teddy's immediate family.

Sincerely Thom Dewdney.

Helen Grymes

May 3, 2006

Dear Warner Family,

To be absent from the body and die in Christ is gain,

find comfort in God's Holy word and he will ease all of your pain.

Dr. Warner's work on earth has ended, yet a new life is just begun,

He heard the Savior calling at the setting of the sun.

He sent a message upward, past yon vaulted dome, Angels... get my mansion ready, I am coming home.

You will see your loved one again, if you hold fast to our Sovereign Savior.

Patient of Dr. Warner,Jr.

Foluke Otitoju

May 3, 2006

My heartfelt condolence goes to the Warner family, may God help you through this period. Dr. Warner has gone to a better place to rest. He was a great teacher and ALWAYS in a good mood. The people he taught, worked with and patients that he treated, will forever remember him. May his soul rest in peace. Amen.

Gail & Anita Glover/Taylor

May 3, 2006

o the children of Dr. Oswald Warner,

May the Lord wrap you all up in his love, so you will then wrap Mrs. Warner in that love. We lost a great man, father, friend, mentor, and one of the BEST A-1 Doctors Howard has had in years!

Our heart go out to each of you he helped my sister and so much through the illness of our mom. He talked about you all so we fell as if we know each one of you.

B~blessed

Love Anita & Gail

of Washington DC / Clinton MD

Daughters of Mr. Mrs. E. Williams Jr.

Gail Glover

May 3, 2006

To the Warner Family:

I am the oldest daughter of Mrs. Esroe Williams Jr. (Carolyn Williams) Dr. Warner, was our mothers' miracle through Christ on numerous occasions. Our family first meets him when he was our grandmother doctor, then four of her daughter went to him to include my mother. You all will forever remain in our thoughts and prayers each and every day.

I send this to the Warner family ……….

With Love & Support from the Williams Family

B~blessed

Evelyn McKinney

May 2, 2006

I met Dr. Warner when my son was shot. He assured me that he would do all he could to save his life. His positive attitude and his advise for me to "look to God and everything will be okay" gave me the confidence I needed to sustain this horror.

Dr. Warner is resting now. He has completed his duty on earth and he is with his master.

My family will never forget you.

Margaret Thompson, MD

May 2, 2006

To the Family of Dr. Warner,

I learned so much from Dr. Warner, not just about surgery, but also about life itself. He was inspirational and truly devoted. He will forever be in my thoughts.

James Daniels

May 1, 2006

He was my Old Boy at CHS and an exemplary one! His Christian character shone brightly.

Ijeoma Acholonu Ejeh, MD

May 1, 2006

My sincerest condolensces to the Warner family. I feel very fortunate to have been trained by Dr. Warner at HUH. The vast knowledge he imparted to us, and the enthusiam with which he imparted it, was AND is unparalleled. I thought of Dr. Warner as a permanent iconic "fixture" at HUH that future residents would benefit from as I did. But, God is in total control and I am humbly grateful that I was able to be a small part of Dr. Warner's legacy.

Dion Dennis

May 1, 2006

RIP Teddy, You're now in a better place

Joyce Johnson

May 1, 2006

Faith and Family:

Our sincere sympathy and prayers go out to you all. Remember our telephone lines and doors are always open.

John, Joyce & Ashley Johnson

Fredericksburg, Virginia

Izi Obokhare

May 1, 2006

Dear Dr Warner,

You are indeed a star, one that will continue to shine brightly. As one of your students, I admired your enthusiasm and passion for learning and your love and concern for your paients and students. You are one of the reasons I want to be a surgeon! God bless you for making a difference. And God bless your family for allowing us to share you.

Randolph & Norma Gordon

April 30, 2006

Our deepest sympathy is extended to the Warner family on the loss of your loved one.

May God give you the strength to endure such a great loss.

Barbara Justice, M.D.

April 30, 2006

To the entire Warner Family,

I had the pleasure and privilege to know Dr. Teddy Warner. He has positively affected the lives of many people. We are now linked, as a community in our sorrow over his lost.

Dr. Warner was my instructor and teacher. I was a medical student at the Howard University College of Medicine from 1973 through 1977. I returned as a fellow in surgical oncology in 1982 and was also an attending in general surgery for several years. Dr. Warner was an inspiration to me and helped to propel me forward in my surgical career. He gave me confidence in myself because he trusted me. He taught in a kind and patient way, never pushy or demeaning but always maintaining the highest standards. He had a great sense of humor.

I haven't seen Dr. Warner for years now but he still stands out as one of the great influences in my life. I have always felt a certain security and comfort knowing that he and others whom I love were still there, at Howard University Medical Complex, the mother who nurtured me. Dr. Warner's spirit will be long cherished in the world.

Please take comfort in the fact that you are surrounded by a community that feels your lost and who sends prayers of support and healing to you all.

Derrece Reid

April 29, 2006

Dear Dr. Warner,

I didn't really get the chance to be one of your students (make rounds and all that jazz), but I did have the chance to be one of your patients. You were a part of the team that saved my life. For that, and for that phone call that you made, my family and I will always be grateful. May you rest in peace, knowing that you are loved and you did God's precious work.

Always,

Derrece K Reid, MS III

Howard University College of Medicine

Ann-Marie Hugh

April 29, 2006

I have never met a more phenomenal human. Dr. Warner's spirit, dedication and kindness is unparalleled. I can only imagine the magnitude of the loss felt by his family. I will never forget him. He is truly missed.

Derek Collier, MD

April 29, 2006

To the Family of Dr. Warner:

I thank you for sharing Dr. Warner with us, and through you, I thank him for the time that he spent to educate us, and being a true inspiration for having the wealth of knowledge that he knew. He will be deeply missed, and will always be a well-remembered part of my medical education. May the Lord be with you at this time.

Dr. and Mrs. Randall Freeman

April 29, 2006

Dr. Warner was both a masterful surgeon and a wonderful person. He will be sorely missed by all of us who trained under him, and by the community who he blessed. Thank you Dr. Warner for all you have given us. And heartfelt prayers for the Warner Family.

The Bain family

April 29, 2006

Our deepest sympathy is extended to Aunt Barbara and all the family at this time of immense sadness at their loss. Uncle Teddy will always be rememebered for his kindness and endearing personality, and especially his speeches at family gatherings. May his soul rest in peace with the Lord.

Lancelot Cowan

April 28, 2006

We have lost a true champion of a man and a human being. From the Calabar Old Boys' Association in Jamaica.

S. Elizabeth (Sandi) Ford-Bouchelion

April 28, 2006

I can still hear Dr. Warner's lovely singsong accent. What a loss for Howard. In addition to being a fine surgeon and an excellent instructor, he was always quick with a pleasant smile or kind word. He will truly be missed. Chris, O.G., know that I'm sending up lots of love and prayers for you and your family.

Beverley Roman

April 28, 2006

Our deepest condolences at this time. To be absent in the body is to be present with the Lord. Be comforted in knowing the cousin Teddy is with the Lord.

Beverley, Aisha, Ricardo and family, Kimani and family.

Franklin Westhout MD

April 28, 2006

The LORD said to Abram, 'Leave your country, your people and your father's household and go to the land I will show you. I will make you into a great nation and I will bless you; I will make your name great, and you will be a blessing. I will bless those who bless you...and all peoples on earth will be blessed through you.' Genesis 12:1-3 NIV. Dr. Warner taught me how to "rise to the occasion". The memory he leaves behind will last forever. This man could deliver an extemporaneous scientific presentation with literature quotations like no other. We will miss him, and at the same time carry on his legacy of service with passion.

Carl Johnson, II, MD

April 28, 2006

My deepest and heartfelt sympathy is extended to the Warner family on his passing. Dr. Warner was a remarkable surgeon and advocate for students and residents. I will never forget him and those of us who knew him are better people for it.

Wendy Greene

April 28, 2006

Dr.Warner,Esq. a man of God with a heart for the people. A countryman of most nobel esteem and character. The Lord has blessed us with knowing you and His light has shown through you. He has said well done my good and faithful servant.

God Bless from Wendy Ricketts Greene(HUCM92) the Greene family and Dr. and Mrs. William Newton Ricketts(HUCM52')

Linton Cornwall

April 28, 2006

A profound loss of a cherished friend and spiritual brother dating back to Calabar High School, where we studied together and pursued track and field athletics. We maintained contacts throuh the years and I shall never be able to adequately express my deep gratitude for his wise counsel and enormous propensity for offering assistance wherever possible. My deepest regrets to the entire Warner family, but may the memory of his exemplary life be a lasting support throughout this period of sadness and in years to come.

Linton

M Cornelious Musara MD, FACS

April 28, 2006

Dr Warner truely touched many lives in the HUH Residency Program. Another teacher extra ordinaire.

My heartfelt condolences to the Warner and HUH family

fatima khambaty

April 28, 2006

Dearest Dr. Warner,

you inspired us, you believed in us, you taught us, you fought for us, and you mader us better people. i cannot imagine my residency training without you. your residents, students and patients can never forget you. it was an honor to know you, and you will be deeply, deeply missed. to Dr. Warner's family, i extend my deepest condolences and wishes for strength and peace during this time.

Juvonda Hodge

April 28, 2006

Dr. Warner will be sorely missed. My deepest condolances to his family. I will never forget him and he will live on in my heart always.

Paul Thesiger

April 28, 2006

To the Entire Warner family: Dr. Warner was one of my teachers at Howard during my residency there in Surgery 1994-1999. I would like to say that he was certainly an advocate for us, an inspiration in his work ethic and so tireless. There are some people that you envision living for ever, and Dr. Warner was one of those people. I can say this -he loved his family so! He talked about all of you all the time. He is at peace with our Lord and saviour, and we will miss him dearly. We are all blessed to have had him guide us.

Beverley Roman

April 27, 2006

Our deepest condolences at this time, to be absent in the body is to be present with the Lord. Take comfort in knowing that cousin Teddy is with the Lord.

Beverley, Aisha, Ricardo and family, Kimani and family.

Zilda Rogers

April 27, 2006

My thoughts and prayers are with you in your time of grief. May your memories bring you comfort.

EGBERT & PANSY SMITH

April 27, 2006

May your hearts soon be filled with wonderful memories of joyful times together as you celebrate a life well-lived.

Layron Long

April 27, 2006

Bless his family and all those who supported him during his life. For he was a great blessing to all of us who where trained by him. He will always be remembered and loved.

Sherilyn Gordon

April 27, 2006

To the Warner Family:

During my many years at Howard University Hospital, I could always count on the fact that Dr. Warner's caring attitude would permeate everything he was involved in: from patient care to the education of countless medical students and residents.

He took a personal interest in every resident and always made time for us.

I am sure I cannot imagine how diffucult his passing has been for the family, but as far as his Howard University Department of Surgery "Family", we too feel a profound sense of loss. Please accept my sorrow and know that he touched many lives--both patients as well as the hospital staff.

Thank you for allowing him to spend so many hours away from your family in the name of caring for patients and educating future physicians.

Sincerely,

Sherilyn A. Gordon, M.D.

V. Fripp, MD

April 27, 2006

Dr. Warner was and will forever be a shining star of the Howard University Department of Surgery. I enjoyed him during my residency and had the privilege to visit with him recently. Please accept my condolences and know that he will be missed by many but never forgotten.

RUTH HARRIS

April 27, 2006

To my cousins,

Lord help us through your grief and lost, through valley deep now that cousin Teddy is gone and heal your hearts, renew your joy, grant you the strength to carry on. Cousin Teddy may your soul rest in peace.

Dolly, Richard JR, Okello and Marlene

Maija Mayne

April 27, 2006

To Auntie Barbara, Faith-Ann, O.G. Christopher and Charles (who probabaly doesn't remember me); My deepest sympathies on the loss of Uncle Teddy. May God give you all His love and strength to see you through this difficult time.

Love, Maija (Green)

Yvonne Grier

April 27, 2006

To the Warner family I extend heartfelt sympathy.

May God give you the strength to go through this time of loss.

Rosemarie Warner-Moyston

April 27, 2006

To Barbara, children and grandchildren:

Teddy was a gift to all of us. He was like the glue that keeps people together, and no matter how we neglected to stay in touch, every phone conversation with him was as if we spoke yesterday. It is comforting to know he is resting in the arms of the Almighty, having been called to a higher purpose. We will continue to keep you in our prayers and thoughts at this time.

Will be missed by Rosie, Richard and Anya

Merelene (Joy) Warner

April 27, 2006

To Barbara and the entire clan:

After the grief is over, each day will be a celebration of Teddy's life. A more warm and caring human being I have not yet met. No matter how busy he was, he always took time to keep in touch with other family members and give encouragement and support. I have met people who do not know me, yet because of my surname have asked me if I am related to Teddy, and told me of his mentorship while they were students at the University. For me, a phone call when it was least expected, with just a word of support, hallmarked Teddy's love and concern, and his attention when my own father faced his crises will always be lovingly remembered. On behalf of Merl and Wilfred, our prayers and thoughts are with you all at this time. Stay strong.

Orville Green

April 26, 2006

Barbara, O.G., Faith-Ann, Chris and Charles: While it's been a long time since we've been in direct contact, it's never been "out of sight, out of mind" for me and my family. From my days at Calabar, when he was my "big boy" protector; through my early days in DC, when your home was my occasional refuge; to later years, when he would call unexpectedly just to say "Hi," Teddy has always been a tremendous source of inspiration for me. May your knowledge of the love that he has shown to so many, and that has been reciprocated in the love, respect and regard of so many others, help to ease your pain at this time. (Rest in peace, dear cousin.)

Rexton Dennis

April 26, 2006

Our profound sympathies to the entire Warner family from "brother" Rex, wife Mildred and son Dion. "Brother" Teddy may you have eternal peace until we get together again. One Love.

Fabienne C. Christian

April 26, 2006

From Fabienne C. Christian on behalf of Classic Act Choral Ensemble to Patrick Warner and family:

Our deepest sympathy

Oswald Allison

April 26, 2006

On behalf of the Allison Family may I at this time extend our deepest sympathy to the Warner Family on the recent loss of a dear Brother and Uncle.

To Barbara, please be reminded that our thoughts and Prayers will afford you the needed strength in times like this.

Winston Green

April 26, 2006

To Barbara and the rest of the family, I can only imagine how this tragedy has impacted your life. At times like these words are not adequate to express the sorrow and to soothe the pain.

Teddy was a warm and loving person, compassionate and caring and this along with all his other qualities he possessed will only make the loss greater.

Why these things happen we will never know, we have been pondering it since the beginning of time with no answers.

May the good Lord we serve, give you all the strength and courage you will need to get through this difficult time.

Love always,

Winston A. Green

(Coram, L.I. New York)

Mark Warner

April 26, 2006

Uncle Teddy, I am so thankful for I have been blessed to have such great people in my life! The Warners have always been known as a wonderful, caring stock & I have been very fortunate to have such great uncles & cousins who genuinely care about others. You have never done anything to tarnish that label uncle Teddy, you had accomplished so much in life through hard work & discipline, and you had gotten yourself to the point where you could make a difference in so many peoples lives, in particularly saving lives. You have been so blessed for the great works you have done, but more importantly for maintaining your faith & belief in God who inspires all the great things we can accomplish in life! You have always told me how important God is to us & how going to church is something you believe in greatly... You never took your success for granted, you continued to stay grounded & kept relying on the great Lord for spiritual guidance. It's very easy for us to abandon our leader who gives us the ability to do great things, especially if we're doing well, but you never slacked off when it came to your commitment to the main source who took you to that next level. I always wish I had your faith & discipline to accomplish just about anything & that I had relied more on God for his leadership. I am sorry I never got to the point you expected of me, for you always said I had great potential, but I am glad that the last memory you had of me was that I found somebody to possibly make a life with & that I was finally able to move away from home in trying to make a life for myself. I'm sure you were proud when you heard that I had made that major step which was well overdue! I recall when I was living in North Carolina, I called you the next day after Uncle Horace told me that you had some kind of surgery, I was so happy to speak to you & to finally share my progress with you, but even though I never knew to the extent of your illness, I could sense that something wasn't quite right. Still, it was great to hear your voice & to make you feel as if your struggling nephew was finally making some strides. You were always very loving, caring, thoughtful & giving... To now come to the realization that all that time you were sick, yet just before we spoke you were still thinking about me, even suggesting that you would send me some money to hold me over until I get a job... That in itself said a lot about you, the person & I will never forget what you meant to me. I have gained so much comfort in knowing that you were such a great man in life, that the gates of heaven has undoubtedly opened up to you! It's a great person like you who will always have a place with God, after fulfilling his plans which he had put in place for you & it's knowing these things which lessens the sadness within my heart. You have been so blessed throughout your amazing life & I thank you for everything great which you represented.

Desmon Brown

April 26, 2006

Teddy was the kind of guy who would go out of his way to help you especially if you had anything to do with Calabar. He will be sadly missed and our symapties go out to his wife and family who were gracious host to my son and I a few years ago

Curla Walters

April 26, 2006

To the Family of Dr. Ted Warner:

Not now but in the coming years, It may be in the better land we will read the meaning of our tears. and there sometime we will understand. So trust in God through all thy days. Fear not for He will hold your hands. Up there sometime we will understnd. May God richly bless you as He always does in times like these. Curla Walters

Lynda Cachaper

April 25, 2006

To The Warner Family,

Goodbye can be the saddest word, and often it is not a word we are

prepared for. But at a time like this, words that would make a difference are few.

Brian Warner

April 25, 2006

Dearest Uncle Teddy,

Since your passing, I have already spoken to you in my prayers - for I know you are with God!

I will never forget the love and care that you expressed last year when you opened your doors to me. You never hestitated to make me aware of my flaws or mistakes and always expected nothing but success from me. My dear uncle, I ask that your nurturing spirit continue to watch over me while I walk this earth. The discussions we shared were not in vain. I promise to be the man that you would have wanted me to be. I love you my dear uncle. May your soul rest in peace.

Jackie Warner

April 25, 2006

I will forever miss the physical presence of my dear Uncle Teddy, but find peace in knowing that his spirit will live forever. Uncle Teddy, your laugh was infectious, your smile and hugs were warm and your knowledge of so many subjects was inspiring! Thanks for being all that you were and still are.

With undying love,

Your niece Jackie

Wanda Saunders-Mayo

April 25, 2006

To the Warner family,

My heart has been saddened by the loss of your loved one,

Dr. Warner. "Teddy" was a brilliant physician and a very caring person. Truly, he will be missed by many.

Wanda Dianne Saunders-Mayo

T. Wilkins and Alice Davis, M.D.

April 25, 2006

Words can not express our lost. Thanks for the memories you leave behind. Bonnie Davis, M.D. and Trent Davis, M.D. send their prayers and gratitude for those unforgettable "teaching" moments. May God's spirit be with your family.

Dennis & Jean Francis

April 24, 2006

Teddy, our loving, caring brother and friend by his deeds reached the hearts of many of his fellow men He has certainly left his footprints on the sands of time and we celebrate his life and mourn with his family his passing. May he find the peace that passeth all understanding. Our deepest sympathy for the family's loss.

Carlton Alexis

April 24, 2006

Bonnie and I extend our heartfelt sympathy to the family and friends of Teddy.He was an excellent surgeon and an even better person.He will be sorely missed.

Carlton and Bonnie Alexis

Lisa Jolivette

April 24, 2006

To Warner family,

I am so sorry to hear for your loss, but I will keep you and your family in my prayers and thoughts.

Dr. Constance C. Richardson

April 24, 2006

To the entire Warner Family, my deepest sympathy and heartfelt sorrow on hearing of the death of Dr. Oswald Warner, professor of cardiothoracic surgery, Howard University Hospital and College of Medicine. Dr. Warner will always alive in the memories of his knowledge of medicine and surgery, his generosity of time and spirit of always being there to teach and to help the interns and residents to learn the art and craft of medicine and surgery. Death does not diminish the spirit of knowledge and education that he possessed but only heightens the thirst of those who remember and remain to follow his path. My wish is that his work is not yet over and that he can still guide and look out for all those whom he guided if that is within the will of God for his life throughout his eternal heavenly rest.

Dianne Jackson-Jones

April 24, 2006

Dear Teddy,

Thank you for always being there. I'll never forget how you rescued my mom from a very dangerous blood clot. Even after being in a surgical procedure for more than six hours, you insisted that you would perform her surgery. My family and I are eternally grateful to you. May you rest in peace knowing that you are loved and deserve the utmost respect.

Dianne Jackson-Jones, RN PA-C

Carletta&Darrell Nelson

April 24, 2006

To the entire Warner Family, We express our deepest sympathy on the loss of your husband, father and grandfather. We pray that God will strengthen all of you at this time and give you peace beyond understanding. O.G. and Chris, you have always made us feel like family. Again, Our sincerest and deepest regrets to you on the loss of a father with a dynamic personality, yet a man that made everyone feel that you knew him all of your life. Love, Darrell, Carletta & Ryan Nelson

Gary Warner

April 24, 2006

To my dearest Uncle Teddy,

You inspired me to continue my studies and my dreams of becoming a dentist even when I thought it might be too late for me to complete this task. Your persistence overcame my resistance and I am now a dental professional. I've know you my entire life, thank god, and the memories of my family and yours will continue for a life time.

May you rest in eternal peace Uncle Teddy.....I love you!!

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