Birth date: Jan 8, 1941 Death date: Feb 26, 2025
It is with heavy hearts we announce the passing of Rev. Mr. Theodore (Ted) Welsh, Jr., at his home on February 26, 2025. He was born January 8, 1941, in East Orange, New Jersey to Theodore and Doris Stanley Welsh, Sr. He is preced Read Obituary
Paul,
Please let me offer you my compassion at this time. Know that I am here for you.
Love,
Tracie
I will miss seeing and talking to Deacon Ted terribly. He was one of the nicest most sincere person I have had the pleasure to know.
Matthew 5:4: "Blessed are they that mourn: for they shall be comforted"
Until we meet again brother Ted.
Brother Ted was my mentor, my teacher My friend
Ted & I both served in the Military in Special Forces and will be sorely missed.
We went to luncheons with the 2nd Ranger Battalion in Franklin TN on the 2nd Saturday.
Thanks for All the Memories and the Lack of you being around for advice will be sorely Missed My Airborne Special Forces (Green Beret) missed
Darrell Wells
Deacon Ted was so special to us as a staff at Spring Hill Funeral Home. He would be the first person I’d call when I had a family in need of someone to deliver a heartfelt service in honor of their departed loved one. His passion for people truly shone through, and the love of the Lord was his guiding light. He touched all of our hearts at Spring Hill with his comforting presence. While I know he is rejoicing with his Heavenly Father, my heart breaks all the same. Sending much love and lifting up prayers for his family and colleagues at St. Joseph Catholic Church. God bless the memory of Deacon Ted forevermore.
-Yasi Dye
I can think of no one that will have a straighter path right in to heaven than Deacon Ted. The most gentle kind person I have had the pleasure to know. I will never forget him proudly flashing his Steelers jersey under his vestments on a Sunday they were to play the Titans. 😂. He always gave great homilies and he was cherished and will be missed by all who ever attended St Joseph's
He was the kindest most genuine man I've ever known. He taught me how to be a good Catholic and man. Even when I failed, he always treated me with kindness love and care. I will miss him dearly.
Lucy Laux sent a virtual gift in memory of Theodore Welsh
