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Monday, February 28, 2022
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Nick Scheuble posted a condolence
Sunday, October 14, 2012
Thank You Emilia! You're always there for us and we sincerely appreciate it!
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Nick Scheuble posted a condolence
Sunday, October 14, 2012
Thank You Ellen. So sorry to hear about Lenny!
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Nick Scheuble posted a condolence
Sunday, October 14, 2012
Thanks Peggy! I can picture his smile!-feel so bad!
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Nick Scheuble posted a condolence
Saturday, October 13, 2012
If ever there was a gentle soul, it was him-he wouldn't hurt a fly (literally)-often returning insects in the house to the outdoors.
I remember him going to the store to buy a tool to help a stranger repair his car.
I also remember him having a terribly abusive boss, yet he always supported the family and endured many years under him- never becoming bitter or distrustful.
His father was his pal but died all too soon-when my father was just 16. (once as I walked with him by the Brooklyn Bridge he told me that he could feel his father's hand holding his).
He was drafted into the army during World War 2 as an optometrists assistant, but thankfully did not have to fight.
And when he married my mother in 1947 and had my sister Joan, he was working all day, going to Pratt Institute in Brooklyn at night, and coming home at 10pm to supper. Joan was colic and they lived in a furnished room in the Bronx.
At Pratt, he learned mechanical design and worked in that industry most of his life.
He was young in spirit and liked to be around young people who had fresh ideas. He even went back to college in his 70's to study computer-aided drafting (a new technology then) and astronomy.
He loved math and kept his mind sharp doing math problems and studying bridge design. I can remember the kitchen table filled with papers containing calculations-not too long ago, in fact!
Towards the end when he would be hospitalized frequently, I played a game of asking him scientific questions in front of the hospital staff to show that his mind was sharp when they assumed he was not capable of understanding.
I'm not sure if he knew why I would suddenly ask him "so what's the square root of 169?" or "tell my Kepler's laws of planetary motion", but that was the reason-I didn't want them to disregard him.
He was strong, but had a slew of health problems.
First, was a near fatal disease when he was a child-so close that a priest was called to the house.
Next followed heart disease, something with the gall bladder, prostate cancer (and many complications that went along with that), diabetes, a broken hip. Six years ago he was on life support and brought back to life after a seizure.
Time and time again we were told that he wasn't going to make it and then he'd bounce right back. We called him a "miracle man"-"a cat with nine lives".
But this Tuesday that came to an end when his lungs suddenly filled with fluid and his heart soon after stopped.
He was not able to be resuscitated. He was 92.
We never put him in a nursing home when 2 and a half years ago he broke his hip and became completely bedridden. Instead, my mother, sister, both brothers and I helped take care of him along with an elderly 80 year old doctor (who made house calls), some nurses who made periodic visits, and a home care aid, Maria.
Relatives and grandchildren also lent a hand. I'm convinced that what kept him alive was his love of his family and he knowing that we loved him back. He lived simply, humbly, having a great respect for those who he thought knew so much more than he, and most of all a genuine self-less desire to do what's right.
And while he may've felt that his own achievements were perhaps not so worthy of mention (they, in fact were) he was a beautiful person who made the world so much nicer. We will all miss him terribly.
Ted Scheuble
September 26, 1920-October 9, 2012
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Peggy Morris Vele posted a condolence
Friday, October 12, 2012
Dear Ida,Joanie,Ted, Freddy,and Nickie,
I am so sorry for your loss,I will always remember all of us laughing and freddy playing his guitar,and your Dad just walking in the room and smiling at us...never saying a word,just the sweetest smile....God Bless all of you at this time....now he is with the lord...
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Kent Place School Music Dept. posted a condolence
Friday, October 12, 2012
Kent Place School Music Dept. purchased the Peaceful White Lilies Basket for the family of THEODORE E. SCHEUBLE.
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Anonymous posted a condolence
Friday, October 12, 2012
Peaceful White Lilies Basket was purchased for the family of THEODORE E. SCHEUBLE.
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laura yavorcik lit a candle
Friday, October 12, 2012
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Dear Ida Joanie and the entire Scheuble Family
No words can be express for your loss Teddy was a great gentle man and shares in many of my childhood memories in the bronx. He will always be remembered with great love and respect. A great loss to all of us. He will always be in our hearts.
Laura and Don
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Nick Scheuble posted a condolence
Friday, October 12, 2012
This photo was taken at Dad's 90th Birthday Party at Outback Steakhouse. He loved Steak!
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Ellen Waterman lit a candle
Thursday, October 11, 2012
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Dear Ida, Joanie, Teddy, Freddie and Nicky,
Words cannot express my sorrow at your loss.
Remembering all the wonderful times growing up and the fun we all had. Ida and Teddy will alway be a part of those wonderful memories.
He is in Heaven now with my Mom and Dad, and Kay (Staropoli) and of course my Lenny.
May God bless you all and keep you in His thoughts and prayers.
Ellen
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Anonymous posted a condolence
Thursday, October 11, 2012
Simply Elegant Spathiphyllum was purchased for the family of THEODORE E. SCHEUBLE.
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Emilia Colon Hunt (Don's Wife) posted a condolence
Thursday, October 11, 2012
Dear Ida,
I am so sorry for your loss; the loss of your beloved husband and soul mate of of so many years. You were such a lovely couple, both of you loving parents bless with a loving family. I know that your faith in God coupled with wonderful memories of your beloved husband will get you and your children through this.
God bless you and yourd during this most difficult times. I know in my heart the Ted in in heaven watching over you and yours.
Emilia Hunt (Hey, he's up there with Donald filling Don in on the Band!
