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| Ted holds court during the celebration. |

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| Mayor John Heiftje reads a proclamation thanking Ted. |

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| The disarming smile that's made hundreds of guests at ease on the air. |

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| Coach Kenneth "Red" Simmons recalls how he became friends with Ted. |

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| Ted holds up an award for the crowd to see. |

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| "Appliance Doctor" Joe Gagnon admires the man who gave him his start in radio. |

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| Ted doing what he does better than all others. |

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| Historian and Author Grace Shackman is a frequent Heusel guest. |
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| The delightful Grace Shackman |

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| Ted is given the key to the city of Ann Arbor. |

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| Event organizer, and former Heusel Show Producer, Dan Brown |

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| A crowd of fans and dignitaries listens intently. |

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| Nancy Heusel looks on as her husband chats with one of his many friends. |

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| Ted gets a hug. Peter Fletcher sits nearby. |

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| Ted talks with a group of ladies from his Civic Theatre days. |

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| One of the many people Ted worked with in theatre recalls time with her favorite director. |

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| Another well deserved award. |

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| A friend chats with Mr. Heusel |
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