Ted
Was a great guy and a wonderful mentor at the  CCPD PVU.  I felt that he was often under appreciated. I still miss him. Ted RIP my friend

So sorry to hear about Ted. He was always the jokester-with a straight face--- and then would become serious.  He and my sister, Mary Beth,  had a good relationship.  They're together again.
With Christ,
Margaret (Daly) Ostrowski

Ted-
When I was assigned to you for training on CCPV road patrol I was impressed by your knowledge, youthful energy and thoroughness in teaching and dedication to your jobs. 
 I will miss going to Publix w/you for your Sunday donut and lottery ticket, and our strategy/coffee break meetings at the gas station.  I will miss our talks about our families & our pets Morgan, Daisy & Bentley.
I can only wonder how our lives would be different had we met while serving in the same camp in the Army in Nha Trang, VietNam in 66' .
I will miss your guidance, convictions, and friendship and understanding.
You will always be in my thoughts on every patrol.  

Teresa & Mike

We have known Ted and Mary Beth for at least 20 years.  Ted was a great friend and was always there when you needed anything, we 
just recently went to Olive Garden together and had a blast.
I still can't believe he is gone.
Rest in Peace my friend!!!!

Hey, Paul, and all of Ted's many friends - remember, Ted will always warn you not to feed the alligators. Keep safe, everyone. Ted and Mary Beth are thinking of you as well. 

Ted was such a marvelous part of our family. He and Mary Beth were married in 1980, and 3 of Mary Beth's siblings were also married that year. 
We were all loving siblings when our parent died in 1991. And it was Ted who noticed that the plural of mouse is mice, so the plural of spouse should be spice. From the time of Mom and Dad's deaths we were known to ourselves as the Sibs and Spice. That's how we've remained through the loss of some of our group.
Ted (and Mary Beth) were such an important part of our lives, and we all think of them a lot. They were special to each of us. And we love them dearly. Good bye, Ted. We will miss you so very much.


Ted, it was my pleasure to know you as a friend and fellow CCPD Volunteer. Your wisdom and guidance will not be forgotten. I miss you already. 

Ted and Mary Beth were our dear  friends for over 40 years.  I cannot begin to recall the many meals and other special places in time that we four shared both in Cleveland and after they moved to Florida.  RIP Ted. 

Sorry for you loss Paul and Family. Ted has been our friend and neighbor since we moved here 10 years ago. He was always there when you needed anything, the kind of neighbor anyone wants. Our thoughts and prayers are with you. Rest In Peace Ted.

Condolences to all of Ted’s family. RIP. 

Not often, but once in while you meet someone special, someone that becomes your friend for life.  I had a privilege to have such a friend, Ted Lundgren.  He was a friend that I could call any time of day or night, he was there for the good and the bad.  He will be irreplaceable; I will miss him dearly one of kind.
Rest in peace my dearest friend, I will treasure your line, “why short people are so funny” we laugh out loud with this line.  My deepest sympathy to the family and his innumerous friends. 


Paul and Ursie I’m so sorry about the loss of your Dad. Losing a parent is unlike any other. Many prayers for your healing hearts 🙏🏼♥️

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Theodore Paul Lundgren

23 novembre 1943 – 1 octobre 2022

Hodges-Kiser Funeral Home

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