Schneider, Ted M. Friday January 24, 2025. Beloved son of Terri and Roy Schneider. Dear brother of Jeff Schneider, Lisa (Joe) Tarticchio and Kurt (Jennifer) Schneider. Dear uncle of Audrey Tarticchio, Luca Tarticchio and Amaya Schneider. Dear companion of Christine Means. Our dear nephew, cousin and friend.
Private services will be held at Kutis South County Chapel 5255 Lemay Ferry Rd. A celebration of life will be held at a later date. In lieu of flowers, contributions to St. Alphonsus Church Food Pantry appreciated.
Dear Lisa and Family,
Please accept our condolences. We will hold you in our thoughts and hearts during these very sad times. We are sending all our love to you all.
We are so very sorry for your loss and will continue to pray for comfort for all those who loved Teddy.
I will always think of him when my family and I play Apples to Apples.
My condolences Terri, Roy, Lisa, Kurt, Jeff and families.
Dear Terri, Please know that you all are in my prayers. I know your heart is breaking and I’m so very sorry for your loss.
To the Schneider
Sending sympathies to each of you. Ted was such a great young man. Always very respectful. May he RIP knowing he lives on in others as a donor.
My deepest sympathy to you all. I know what you are going through. My prayers are for you.
I first met Ted in the fall of 2002 through a common friend. We bonded instantly over our love of baseball and golf. We would go some stretches 6 nights a week of talking Tiger, the Cardinals, and solving world problems. Possibly many nights there was too much beer consumed and too much money spent playing golden tee. His steady demeanor and unfaltering common sense perfectly cooled my hyperbolic outspokenness. I could go on for 10,000 words and it wouldn’t be enough. He’s the best friend I’ve ever had.
Wherever he is now, I hope it’s 80 degrees and sunny daily. Every Sunday, Tiger wins another tournament and every fall the Cardinals win another World Series.
I plan on seeing you again pal, so keep the Budweiser cold and we can have another proper Sunday night toast to a TW victory.
To Kurt, Jeff, and Lisa – Be strong. He might not be here anymore but I’m certain he is somewhere good and will never be forgotten here.
Ted’s beautiful spirit will live on in the many lives he blessed. God in His infinite wisdom gave all of us the opportunity to cherish him in our hearts until we meet again. May God bless each of you- his beloved Schneider family and his devoted Companion.
So sorry for your loss, Ted was an awesome guy
Ted was the most loving and kind person!always with a beautiful smile and a warm heart. Such a giving person, and he is still giving and giving life. To others. God bless his family.❤️🙏🏻
I’m so sorry for your loss. I’m going to miss him every day. He truly was one of best people I’ve ever met. I will see you on the other side my friend. Go tiger and keep the Budweiser cold pal
So sorry
We are so very sorry for the loss of a great cousin and friend he was way to young to be gone already. Love and hugs to the entire family. He will be greatly missed! Have a beer for all of us,
Love you Ted!❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
When my nephew, Amos, was little, he had a stock answer for virtually every question. Almost didn’t matter what you asked him …
“What’s going on, dude?”
“I ain’t seen you in more than a week. What’s new yo?”
Amos’s auto-reply to the above [and countless other] questions was simply “being good.”
It had obviously been impressed upon him that “being good” was more important than anything else. At the very least, that’s what he’d gathered.
Ted was a beautiful guy —— smart and funny and talented and easy to talk to. However, perhaps the best, most accurate way to describe him?
Being good.
Ted was good. Always. Every room he was ever in, Ted’s goodness left it better than he’d found it.
And Ted left this Earth better than he found it. Of that, I’m certain.
Hope to see you again, homey. In the meantime, keep being good.