Condolence From: Ray Stewart
Condolence: It was always a joy to serve with Ted in the Royal Ranger ministry. His gracious smile and generous heart will be missed for a while until we meet again in Heaven. Thank you Ted for all the boys and men from the past and into the future who know Christ because of your obedience and sacrifice.
Sunday April 16, 2017
Condolence From: Ed and Anna Mae Ratliff
Condolence: Over half a century ago we started making happy memories with our good friends Ted and Jan and their family. Ted and Ed were friends before either were married and we always looked forward to when we could see him again. We will miss him dearly
Saturday April 15, 2017
Condolence From: Stephanie &Ron Rydeski
Condolence: As I look back on my growing up years I have so many happy memories of Ted's happy smiles and positive attitude about life. He has a contagious Godly way. Our heart felt condolences to Jan and Jan , Teddy and Jody and their families. Prayers and hugs.
Saturday April 15, 2017
Condolence From: Ron Lipinski
Condolence: My condolences to Ted's family as Ted leaves this earthly realm for heaven. Ted was, and is, a magnificent individual...calm, competent, steady, and compassionate. I hiked down the Grand Canyon and back with him, climbed four fourteeners in Colorado with him, and worked with him at Sandia. These are all treasured memories. He is a great role model. We will all miss him.
Saturday April 15, 2017
Condolence From: Charlie Harmon
Condolence: My condolences to Ted's family on the loss of such a wonderful person. Ted hired me into the Labs in 1981 for what I thought would be a 5 year job. Ted was very instrumental in my decisions that turned it into a 29+ year career. He was my manager, mentor and friend throughout my career. With his work completed here on earth, may he rest in peace in one of the rooms in heaven, of which he is so deserving.
Saturday April 15, 2017
Condolence From: Jeff Philbin
Condolence: Condolences to the Family and friends of Ted Schmidt, PhD. Ted was a fine nuclear engineer and technical manager. I enjoyed working with him for many years at Sandia Nat'l Laboratories, Tech Area V (TA-V), the location for Sandia's nuclear facilities. Work was challenging and fun, too. In retirement, Ted was a member of a group of TA-V "refugees" who met regularly for lunch where we enjoyed being together again -- sharing news and posing and solving problems. Ted, congratulations on a life well-lived. You will be missed. May you rest in peace.
Friday April 14, 2017
