Theodore Stamos passed away peacefully at his home in Ogden surrounded by his loving family on May 24, 2007.
He was born July 23, 1919 to Charles Stamos and Ruth Rosenbaum in Brigham City, Utah. Ted attended ans was a part of the very first graduating class of 1938 at Ogden High School.
Ted then met and married the love of his life, Belva Marie Seibold January 18, 1940 they were married for fifty seven years, their very first date was March 11, 1938. Belva was reared abd educated in Ogden Utah. She passed away May 17, 1997.
He served in the United States Navy and was a veteran on World War II. After his duty, he worked at the US Postal Service as a mail carrier and later as a supervisor, retiring in 1977. He was also a member of the ELKS club in Ogden.
Theodore enjoyed playing with his computer, boating, water skiing and living life to the fullest. He was known for his rock work, landscaping and exquisite waterfalls. Ted was known as a "jack of all trades" and he endured the nick name "he-can". He was adventerous, fun-loving, easy-going, very quick-witted and always had a new joke to tell.
He is survived by one son Ted C Stamos Jr. Three daughters Dianne Heyrend, Kathy "Richard" Grow, and Suzy (Jeff) Lemberes. He had five grandchildren and three great grandchildren.
Theodore was preceded in death by his loving wife and soulmate, Belva and daughter Becky Stamos and one brother.
He was born July 23, 1919 to Charles Stamos and Ruth Rosenbaum in Brigham City, Utah. Ted attended ans was a part of the very first graduating class of 1938 at Ogden High School.
Ted then met and married the love of his life, Belva Marie Seibold January 18, 1940 they were married for fifty seven years, their very first date was March 11, 1938. Belva was reared abd educated in Ogden Utah. She passed away May 17, 1997.
He served in the United States Navy and was a veteran on World War II. After his duty, he worked at the US Postal Service as a mail carrier and later as a supervisor, retiring in 1977. He was also a member of the ELKS club in Ogden.
Theodore enjoyed playing with his computer, boating, water skiing and living life to the fullest. He was known for his rock work, landscaping and exquisite waterfalls. Ted was known as a "jack of all trades" and he endured the nick name "he-can". He was adventerous, fun-loving, easy-going, very quick-witted and always had a new joke to tell.
He is survived by one son Ted C Stamos Jr. Three daughters Dianne Heyrend, Kathy "Richard" Grow, and Suzy (Jeff) Lemberes. He had five grandchildren and three great grandchildren.
Theodore was preceded in death by his loving wife and soulmate, Belva and daughter Becky Stamos and one brother.
Theodore Stamos passed away peacefully at his home in Ogden surrounded by his loving family on May 24, 2007.
He was born July 23, 1919 to Charles Stamos and Ruth Rosenbaum in Brigham City, Utah. Ted attended ans was a part of the very first graduating class of 1938 at Ogden High School.
Ted then met and married the love of his life, Belva Marie Seibold January 18, 1940 they were married for fifty seven years, their very first date was March 11, 1938. Belva was reared abd educated in Ogden Utah. She passed away May 17, 1997.
He served in the United States Navy and was a veteran on World War II. After his duty, he worked at the US Postal Service as a mail carrier and later as a supervisor, retiring in 1977. He was also a member of the ELKS club in Ogden.
Theodore enjoyed playing with his computer, boating, water skiing and living life to the fullest. He was known for his rock work, landscaping and exquisite waterfalls. Ted was known as a "jack of all trades" and he endured the nick name "he-can". He was adventerous, fun-loving, easy-going, very quick-witted and always had a new joke to tell.
He is survived by one son Ted C Stamos Jr. Three daughters Dianne Heyrend, Kathy "Richard" Grow, and Suzy (Jeff) Lemberes. He had five grandchildren and three great grandchildren.
Theodore was preceded in death by his loving wife and soulmate, Belva and daughter Becky Stamos and one brother.
He was born July 23, 1919 to Charles Stamos and Ruth Rosenbaum in Brigham City, Utah. Ted attended ans was a part of the very first graduating class of 1938 at Ogden High School.
Ted then met and married the love of his life, Belva Marie Seibold January 18, 1940 they were married for fifty seven years, their very first date was March 11, 1938. Belva was reared abd educated in Ogden Utah. She passed away May 17, 1997.
He served in the United States Navy and was a veteran on World War II. After his duty, he worked at the US Postal Service as a mail carrier and later as a supervisor, retiring in 1977. He was also a member of the ELKS club in Ogden.
Theodore enjoyed playing with his computer, boating, water skiing and living life to the fullest. He was known for his rock work, landscaping and exquisite waterfalls. Ted was known as a "jack of all trades" and he endured the nick name "he-can". He was adventerous, fun-loving, easy-going, very quick-witted and always had a new joke to tell.
He is survived by one son Ted C Stamos Jr. Three daughters Dianne Heyrend, Kathy "Richard" Grow, and Suzy (Jeff) Lemberes. He had five grandchildren and three great grandchildren.
Theodore was preceded in death by his loving wife and soulmate, Belva and daughter Becky Stamos and one brother.
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