Edwin A. Teetz

Hi Pop. I'm coming to be with you soon. I get to be first again! Can't wait to see you and the boys. Love you so much.

still miss you so much, eyes welling up now just thinking about how much I miss you.

Daddy, it's been 6 months. The smiles and joyful memories remain, as do the tears. I just want to talk to you again.

Daddy, been one month since you left. Bet the boys were happy to see you. Think of you daily. Love you.

Eddy was a truly good person. He was always willing to help when we needed plumbing help. I remember while I was helping him, he would patiently explain not only what he was doing but why. During family outings, he was always joyful, joking and fun to be with. The world is a better place because he was here! We will all miss him !!

I have been very lucky to have know Eddie for the majority of my life. He has always been the kindest man I will ever know. My heart grieves for his family. Rest In Peace at last.

Mark and I wish to express our sincere condolences to Jean, Sandy, Dan and the entire Teetz family on the peaceful passing of Edwin, a kind, gentle, good humored sweet man who truly loved his family and they, him. May you find peace and comfort in your hearts with the knowledge that he is home with his Lord and Savior, a blessed reunion. May Edwin's spirit live forever in your hearts and your cherished memories. God's glorious blessings to you and your families. - Lisa and Mark Snow

My much loved father, my rock. I will forever miss you. You have bestowed upon me the ability to fight through life's struggles and to live an honest, respectable life. You have provided for and maintained your family through your silent, dignified strength, never boasting or bragging. As the oldest of three daughters, you patiently taught me things I would need in the future: auto repair/maintenance, home updates, financial tips, gardening (especially corn), etc. Always willing to help anyone who needed it! The list goes on and on. Above all, I learned the most from your spirit. If anything ever bothered you, I never saw it. You just found a way and made everything work. Your sense of humor will never be forgotten! Silly songs and sayings, antics - too numerous to count. I will always remember, as will Tom. His friends still get a huge kick out of them: "did I get any on ya?", "bring it up again, we'll vote on it", "I love to go swimmin' with bowlegged women". More and more and more. Since you got sick in January 2019, I've witnessed your suffering. Medical science saved your life but also destroyed your quality of it. However, you still put on that gentle, loving and silly face. You will always be more than one in a million. Remember, "You Did It Your Way". Rest now my Daddy, you have more than earned it. Always in my heart, Daddy's girl forever, Jeanine

Please accept our deepest condolences for your family's loss.