Ted Lewis Coward was the second son born to Ruthel Grady (Joe) Coward and Lila Mae Stewart Coward.
He was a 1965 graduate of Parker High School, Greenville, SC. He ranked SP4 in the Army and served in Vietnam. He attended Greenville Technical College and was employed by General Electric, Greenville, SC, for thirty years.
He will be remembered as a loyal and generous man to his family, his country, and to those he would never know through his Gift of Life donation.
He will always be dear to those who loved him, missed by those who knew him and thanked by those who received his Gift of Life.
May he rest in eternal peace.Still miss you brother.
He was a 1965 graduate of Parker High School, Greenville, SC. He ranked SP4 in the Army and served in Vietnam. He attended Greenville Technical College and was employed by General Electric, Greenville, SC, for thirty years.
He will be remembered as a loyal and generous man to his family, his country, and to those he would never know through his Gift of Life donation.
He will always be dear to those who loved him, missed by those who knew him and thanked by those who received his Gift of Life.
May he rest in eternal peace.Still miss you brother.
Ted Lewis Coward was the second son born to Ruthel Grady (Joe) Coward and Lila Mae Stewart Coward.
He was a 1965 graduate of Parker High School, Greenville, SC. He ranked SP4 in the Army and served in Vietnam. He attended Greenville Technical College and was employed by General Electric, Greenville, SC, for thirty years.
He will be remembered as a loyal and generous man to his family, his country, and to those he would never know through his Gift of Life donation.
He will always be dear to those who loved him, missed by those who knew him and thanked by those who received his Gift of Life.
May he rest in eternal peace.Still miss you brother.
He was a 1965 graduate of Parker High School, Greenville, SC. He ranked SP4 in the Army and served in Vietnam. He attended Greenville Technical College and was employed by General Electric, Greenville, SC, for thirty years.
He will be remembered as a loyal and generous man to his family, his country, and to those he would never know through his Gift of Life donation.
He will always be dear to those who loved him, missed by those who knew him and thanked by those who received his Gift of Life.
May he rest in eternal peace.Still miss you brother.
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