Theodore Kummer
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Memorial services for Theodore E. “Ted” Kummer will be Monday, April 30, 2012 at 1:30 p.m. at Free Methodist Church, Lawrence, Kansas. He died April 14, 2012.
He was born in Junction City, Kansas, September 28, 1933 to John and Bernice Harbes Kummer. He graduated from Junction City High School.
He was associated with the Prudential Insurance Company for 22 years before starting his own independent insurance agency, Kummer Affiliated Insurors.
He married Janice Marie Finley in May 1987. She survives him. Survivors also include 3 children from a previous marriage, sons, Kent and Terry Kummer and a daughter, Susan Abbott, seven grandchildren and one great-grandchild.
Inurnment services will be private at a later date.
Per his request, in lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to The Liver Transplant Department at KU Medical Center, Medical Building, Fifth Floor, 3901, Rainbow Blvd., Kansas City, KS 66160.
Very sorry to hear about Ted. Our thoughts & prayers are with you.
Don Cole
Janice,
All my prayers and thoughts are with you in this time of loss. Ted was such an incredible man and it has been my absolute honor to have you and Ted as my friends. Wishing you peace and comfort during this difficult times and forever!
Marty Raskin
Janice~
We are so sorry to hear about Ted. You are in our thoughts & prayers. May you find peace & comfort in the days to come.
Ted is at peace with the Lord. Truly a fine man and a superb friend. I will miss him.
Janice; We are very sorry for your loss. Ted was a true friend that we had the privilege of knowing for many years.
My heart hurts for you Janice.
My prayers are with you.
Dear Family,
Our prayers are continuing for you.
Janice, Wanted to wish you my best and to let you know my prayers go out to all of us who knew and loved Ted. He was a great man and a true friend. I am thankful each day for getting to meet both of you and become a part of your lives…God Bless and call if you need anything.
Love Monti
I have enjoyed waiting on you and your wife, when you guys came in to eat lunch. You were a nice person and will be missed, We will never forget you, and will continue to send prayers.
Janice, We send our prayers and thoughts to you in your time of loss.
Father was the only man I’ve ever met who never said an unkindly word about anybody. He admired the success of others and was a living example of what it ment to be a good man. He taught me my work ethics, respect for others, and how to be tactful yet honest. He’ll always be lovingly remembererd and missed.
Kent. You and all of Ted’s family are in my thoughts and prayers during this difficult time. Sorry for your loss.
This is your grandson you never cared about. Can’t say I miss you, you never took time to know me. I just wanted to say I forgive you. It took me this long to come terms with it, but I hope the best for you on the other side. Sorry if it offends anyone else, but I have made my peace and wish things would have been different.