Anne: We love you. You know we are all here for you and anything at all that you need will be done very lovingly. We are all in shock but we know that Ted will always be with us and always be a part of us. Love and hugs from Gene & MaddyPosted: 9/16/2008 by Gene & Maddy LeBlanc of Bridgton, ME, Dear friends and family of Ted Nusbaum,
This has been a loss that each one of us holds dear to our hearts. A remarkable and bright man has left the presence of our lives but still holds the great importance in each of our hearts that will forever remain with us. Gentle and kind, warm hearted and loving, Grampy was the man to go to whenever you felt you needed to. Each day we will think of him. Even if it's when seeing wildlife advertisment when driving to work or school, or when chosing fish for the dinner menu when figuring out what you will feed your families. The memories of his life will live on in our hearts and will affect us in ways that the future will only tell. To his family and grandchildren, we will stick together to remember the fun times in Maine we will have in his memory. To his children, may you follow in your father's amazingly chosen footsteps and be as successful and loved as he was. To his friends, cherish the moments you spent with him or the long talks that led to laughter and happiness. And mostly to his wife, may his and your family bring you the strength to see parts of him through their eyes, we love you dearly. For people who are reading this and never got the opportunity to know Ted Nusbaum, I am sorry for you not getting the chance to meet this wonderful man and getting to feel his greatly spirited presence around you. He will be forever loved and missed by many, may he rest in peace. *We love you Grampy!* - Love Sara, I'll make you proud.Posted: 9/16/2008 by Sara Nusbaum of Derry, NH, USA Dear Ted, Laura and family,
I'm very sorry to hear about the loss of your Dad. Please know I'm thinking of you all. Love, LindaPosted: 9/17/2008 by Linda Ball Gallant of Pembroke, NH, Dear Nusbaum Family,
My deepest sympathy goes out to all of you in this difficult time. May your memories help ease your pain. I am sure he will continue to watch over all of you, smiling from ear to ear. He was truly a family man. It will be the memories of the little things that will help to push away the pain and bring back the smiles.
God bless you all,
DarrylPosted: 9/17/2008 by Darryl Beliveau of Manchester, NH, USA Dear Laura, Steve, Nathan, Nick, Nolan, Joey and rest of your family members, We want to let you know that we are thinking of you and to express our sincere sympathy. May it comfort you all to know that the thoughts and prayers of others are with you. The ones we love are never gone, they live within our hearts forever! Sue & sons Steve, Matt & NatePosted: 9/17/2008 by The Newton Family of Derry, NH, USA To Anne and family,
Our deepest sympathy to you at this sad and difficult time. Our thoughts and prayers are with you.
Marilyn and Andy Salerno
36 Hawk Road
Knight's HillPosted: 9/17/2008 by Marilyn Salerno of Holliston, MA , 01746 Dear Aunt Anne and family,
Our hearts and prayers are with all of you. We will always remember Uncle Ted as a loving family man and a man who enjoyed sharing his passion of the outdoors with all of us.
With love,
Pat, Ellyn, Paul, Amy and Carol Posted: 9/17/2008 by The Titterington family of Houston, Texas, Anne, I am at a loss for words. You,Ted and your family are loving, kind, generous, warmhearted people. Our thoughts and prayers are with you at this very difficult and upsetting time.
Love, Ginny and BobPosted: 9/18/2008 by Ginny and Bob Mallon of Fryeburg, Maine, USA To Anne and family, my deepest sympathy to you at this sad and difficult time. My thoughts and prayers are with you. Charlie Cote, 46 Cambridge Road, Hampstead, NH.
I had the pleasure of working with Ted in Newark, NJ and No. Andover, MA.
He was the kind of engineer that helped others and motivated them. Ted helped me be the best at my work and obtaining an advanced engineering degree at Brigham Young University (1984).
Yes, we talked about work and ambition………….we also talked about family, hunting, fishing and outdoor sports. Ted, thanks for all that you did for others and me.
Forever grateful, Charles E. Cote, M.S., P.E.
Posted: 9/18/2008 by Charles Cote of Hampstead, NH, USA Dear Anne and family,
We are so very sorry and shocked to hear of Teds passing, he to us was always the picture of health and always full of a zest for life.
We will never forget all of our good times at Camp Sokokis with your family, Teds cooking at midnight of the delicious upside pineapple cakes, his little apple turnovers in the sandwich presses and those cakes in the boyscout oven. Don't forget the Camp Sokokis Band, what fun we had. The talent shows, etc. I am so glad we got the chance to know Ted and all of you in our lives, we are enriched by that. We are glad our children had that extended family of friends we fondly call our weekend friends. All of our childrens lives and ours were enriched by camping and my grandchildren are now enjoying the same. Ted will be missed that is for sure, he is now with his maker and in a beautiful place and you all now have a wonderful guardian angel. Take care and keep the memories, those are yours forever. Love, Jim and Marion LowPosted: 9/19/2008 by Jim and Marion Low of Deerfield, nh, Dear Uncle Mike and family, We are so sorry for the loss of your Dad. Please Know our thoughts and prayers are with all of you!! Love, Maegen & Rob Posted: 9/19/2008 by Maegen Kennedy of pembroke, nh, Dear Nusbaum family, Scott and I wanted to send our heartfelt saddness to hear of the passing of your husband/dad. We will miss seeing him when we visit 12 Arrowhead in Bridgton.
Our thoughts are with you
Shelley and ScottPosted: 9/19/2008 by Shelley and Scott Masterson of Salem/Bridgton, NH/ME, To the Nusbaum family, neighbors of old - please accept my heartfelt sympathy at this very difficult time. May you celebrate Mr. Nusbaum's life and love everyday, and I hope that somehow eases your loss. My nostalgic thoughts of growing up on Westgate Rd, always include the Red House on the corner, and the neighbors who lived there. Posted: 9/19/2008 by Karen Coffey of Hampstead, NH, We just heard of Ted's passing today from Keven's parents, and Keven and I wanted to send our condolences. You're in our thoughts during such a difficult time.
Bonnie, Keven, Jonathan, & Rebecca FittsPosted: 9/22/2008 by Keven and Bonnie Fitts of Raleigh, NC, USA Dear Nusbaum Family,
We are very sorry for your loss. Uncle Teddy was a remarkable man. We truly adored him and the time we were able to spend with him. Our thoughts and prayers are with you in this time of sorrow.
Posted: 9/23/2008 by Brock and Shannon Darlington of Woodstown, NJ, USA