Shawnee resident Teddy Ray Addington died Saturday, April 11, 2009, in Shawnee at the age of 50.
He was born Oct. 30, 1958 , in Oklahoma City to Gene and Billie Addington.
On Oct. 15, 1982, he married Jenny L. (Jones) Addington.
He was a welder. He was active with his Indian Tribes,
the Delaware and the Cherokees.
He enjoyed fishing, collecting model cars and motorcycles. Teddy was good with his hands. He liked working on cars. He was very smart about electronics, he liked to fix things. Teddy loved his guitars and good music. He was kind to everyone he met, he never knew a stranger. He was smarter than he will ever know!
Survivors include his wife Jenny L Addington; daughters, Jennifer R. and Jessie L Addington.
A memorial service will be held for him in the near future in his home; "Our Home, His Real Family".
Walker Funeral Service handled the cremation.
He was born Oct. 30, 1958 , in Oklahoma City to Gene and Billie Addington.
On Oct. 15, 1982, he married Jenny L. (Jones) Addington.
He was a welder. He was active with his Indian Tribes,
the Delaware and the Cherokees.
He enjoyed fishing, collecting model cars and motorcycles. Teddy was good with his hands. He liked working on cars. He was very smart about electronics, he liked to fix things. Teddy loved his guitars and good music. He was kind to everyone he met, he never knew a stranger. He was smarter than he will ever know!
Survivors include his wife Jenny L Addington; daughters, Jennifer R. and Jessie L Addington.
A memorial service will be held for him in the near future in his home; "Our Home, His Real Family".
Walker Funeral Service handled the cremation.
Shawnee resident Teddy Ray Addington died Saturday, April 11, 2009, in Shawnee at the age of 50.
He was born Oct. 30, 1958 , in Oklahoma City to Gene and Billie Addington.
On Oct. 15, 1982, he married Jenny L. (Jones) Addington.
He was a welder. He was active with his Indian Tribes,
the Delaware and the Cherokees.
He enjoyed fishing, collecting model cars and motorcycles. Teddy was good with his hands. He liked working on cars. He was very smart about electronics, he liked to fix things. Teddy loved his guitars and good music. He was kind to everyone he met, he never knew a stranger. He was smarter than he will ever know!
Survivors include his wife Jenny L Addington; daughters, Jennifer R. and Jessie L Addington.
A memorial service will be held for him in the near future in his home; "Our Home, His Real Family".
Walker Funeral Service handled the cremation.
He was born Oct. 30, 1958 , in Oklahoma City to Gene and Billie Addington.
On Oct. 15, 1982, he married Jenny L. (Jones) Addington.
He was a welder. He was active with his Indian Tribes,
the Delaware and the Cherokees.
He enjoyed fishing, collecting model cars and motorcycles. Teddy was good with his hands. He liked working on cars. He was very smart about electronics, he liked to fix things. Teddy loved his guitars and good music. He was kind to everyone he met, he never knew a stranger. He was smarter than he will ever know!
Survivors include his wife Jenny L Addington; daughters, Jennifer R. and Jessie L Addington.
A memorial service will be held for him in the near future in his home; "Our Home, His Real Family".
Walker Funeral Service handled the cremation.
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