I had the opportunity to train Teddy right after Covid. It was the best I saw him in a long time. We had fun and he always rose to the challenge. Teddy was a fighter so even though he pushed back, he made sure got it done so I couldn’t talk trash. 
You’ll always be with me brother. Rest easy now.

When I married Leon 😎, I knew I was also marrying into everything and everyone that mattered to him—and that meant Ted. Over the years, Ted became more than just Leon’s childhood friend; he became family to me and a godfather to our son.

I will deeply miss the phone calls, the snarky comments that always made me laugh, the sneaker advice, and the way nobody could talk trash quite like him. Ted had a way of making his presence felt in every conversation, and that’s something I’ll always carry with me.

He will be missed—truly, for real, for real. 

 Your Godson said thanks for being a strong man for me to see and now you’re my personal best friend in heaven. Love you Uncle Ted

With love and sympathy,
Tiffany and Justin Haynes

Ted, you were the proudest Haitian I know—with the best hair and the sharpest wit. Your presence lit up every room, and your legacy of pride, laughter, and loyalty will never be forgotten. You’ll be missed deeply, for real. 

-Mrs Tiffany Haynes

It has been an honor to have not only known Ted but to have been able to call him our brother. Ted has always been a rock and he will definitely be missed more than words can express. May God provide comfort to his family and all who has had the privilege to have known him.

Rest easy, brother!

Gamma Sigma Zeta Fraternity, Inc.

There are no words to describe the immense pain that anyone who knew you is feeling. You are definitely a real one, confident, comedic relief, and a sarcastic pain all mixed in one. 

One of the things you have taught me is to live fully, live authentically, and to always have hope. Despite whatever you were going through, you never complained, you always had hope, and you were always generous with your time and your advice.

A cousin and a friend, Ted,  you will be immensely missed. We love you so dearly.

The moments we waited for you guys to come over because we knew the adventure our parents were about to take us on… those moments seemed to take forever..  but then FINALLY!  You guys arrived!! We were thrilled! 🕊️🫶🏾

You were always a vibe… laughter surrounded us… happiness was our normal… and jokes were the center of our existence… no matter where we were. Missing you… 💕🕊️

To my ace boon coon,

Words can’t describe how much I’m going to miss you. You were such a pivotal part of my childhood, my teenage years, and my early adulthood. Every time we talked, it felt like we were reliving all of our memories in one conversation—reminiscing about the fun, the laughter, and all the little moments that made our bond so special.

From Six Flags, Dorney Park, family outings, and those parties we didn’t even want to go to but still managed to have fun at because we had each other—there was never a dull moment. We always had jokes. I’ll never forget the summer of ’95, when Marsha and Veronica made room for their friends and tossed us in the trunk—we still laughed and made the best of it. That’s who we were.

You were that best friend, cousin, rider, and partner in everything. Endless summer nights riding bikes through East Orange, not caring what kind of trouble we’d get into—you made those memories unforgettable.

Ted, you will truly be missed. I know you’re in a better place, free from suffering, and that gives me peace. But you’ll always live in my heart, and no one—absolutely no one—can ever replace you. I love you.

And by the way… I know I’m still your favorite cousin. Say what you want.

You will be missed!!!You left us too soon

Please accept my deepest condolences for the loss of Mr Joseph.

I would like to send you this beautiful verse filled with hope and comfort for those mourning the passing of someone we love, it reads:” He will swallow up death forever, and the Sovereign Lord Jehovah will wipe away the tears from all faces…”(Isaiah 25:8)
Sincerely yours,
HP

OBITUARY

Ted Joseph

December 29, 1981 – September 12, 2025

R. Stutzmann & Son

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