Ted Paul Goldenberg

I would like to give my condolences to the family and friends hugs to you all.

To all the family my deepest condolences. We lost a good friend and colleague in the travel industry.

"Paul and I are deeply saddened to hear about the sudden death of Ted. I hope that the memories you all have of Ted will help you find comfort and strength in this difficult time. Our heartfelt condolences to you and your family. Thinking of you all. Love Patricia and Paul

Our condolences and love to the family.

We were very sad to hear of Ted's passing. Over the years Ted and Alice have celebrated all of life's major milestones with us (our wedding, baby showers for our children and grandchildren, and other great times in Niagara) and we could count on them when we were in need. Ted was like family to us. He and Alice welcomed me into their home for a month in 2001 when I got my first job at Transport Canada in Toronto but had nowhere to stay. I've known Ted since I was teenager and Chris has known him for over half his life. We'll both miss Ted's kind heart, sharp intellect, and great sense of humor. You have our deepest condolences. Kind regards, Chris and Mireille

Thinking of you all during this difficult time.

Bill and I send condolences to all the family. We met Ted and Alice many times at Kennisis Lake and remember t hose times fondly.

How could it be that Ted, a man who drove flawlessly for over 5 decades (including coach buses) has been taken so suddenly from us? It has made me happy to read how his colleagues and work friends viewed him. I've known Ted since he met Alice. He has been the brother I've never had. As my niece Mireille said he has been part of our family and extended family for over 40 years now. I met Alice when I was 3 and she was 4 we were raised in the same apartment buildings until I was 18. We managed to stay in touch and be in each others lives through the years. When she met Ted he was a natural fit for the family. We spent years sharing every Good Friday going over the river together, (Ted insisted I have a Nexus pass because he and Alice had one). For years we went to the air show in Toronto together. I will miss Ted, for his fullsome political discussions, his humour, our bantering about baseball, in particular the Blue Jays, and our food and recipe discussions. Ted was a walking encyclopedia of so many subjects. He was a tour guide like no other and I bet he could have won every trivia game he went to. In April of 22 he installed IPTV (to save me money). I pretty much called him weekly so that he could walk me through getting it started.... again. Who will I call now? Selfishly we are heartbroken for ourselves but moreso devasted for Norm, Gail, Elizabeth (Lizzy) Ryan, and David. Ted and Alice did not have children of their own, but their niece and nephew meant the world to them. Lizzy lived with them for years and I know she brought them both great joy. My condolences to all of us who knew and loved Ted. I still can't believe he is gone. Sure there are great memories, but he was one of a kind and gone too soon.

Our sincerest condolences to the Goldenberg family and to all of those whose lives were touched by Ted. Sending all our love, thoughts and prayers during this time of grief.

Ted was indeed a great business man who worked hard and was committed to providing the best quality service to his clients. But nothing was more important to Ted than his family. He always showed up for them and made them a priority. I’m so grateful to have known Ted as a member of my extended family. I always looked forward to our conversations. And was so thankful for having him as a part of my life. I will miss him and am heartbroken about the thought of never hanging out with him again.

To the Goldenberg family. I went to public school ( Danesbury) junior high ( CB Parsons) with Ted.. Sounds like he had a good life. He was always an interesting nice guy.

Ted was an incredibly kind and welcoming gentleman. He will be missed. Wrapping his family and friends in love at a time when words fall short.

Hamakom y’nachem etchem b’toch sh’ar availai tziyon ve yerushalayim. May his memory be a blessing to his family and his friends. 😢😢😢

I was shocked to hear of Ted’s passing last week. I have known Ted for many years dating back to his time at Getaway Coachlines. We worked on many Daytona Beach charters for our student groups. Ted was always very professional to work with and was very dedicated to the tourism industry. May he rest in peace.

Norm and Gail, our deepest condolences on the death of your brother. Martin and Carol Kerstens

To all Family our deepest condolences. We met Ted and Alice 10 years ago when we move to the neighbourhood. They were our welcoming committee. Our backyards faced each others and we had lots of conversations. We walked our dogs together and enjoyed good company. You will be missed Ted.

Oh my GOODNESS from my family out to Ted's family and friends we send our sincere condolences. I've been on few trips with Ted and he was a GREAT and helpful man. May His Soul Rest In Peace 🙏🏾. Ted will surely be missed and will never be forgotten I am happy I got the chance to meet him. I am sorry for your LOST.

I was devastated to learn of Ted's tragic passing. My sincerest condolences to his family at this most difficult time. May he rest in peace. Robert Green