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Ted always loved his Nancy, their children, and grandchildren
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| Nancy & Ted on their 43rd Wedding Anniversary |
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| Wedding Announcement, 1954 |
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| Cutting their wedding cake |
A devout Episcopalian, Ted is not only a local legend, but a devoted family man. Ted was known
to say he "never had one problem" while his kids were growing up. The father of four met his future bride while they
were performing for the Dramatic Arts Center on the roof of an Ann Arbor carport. In a 1981 quote in an article
written by Jane Myers, Ted said, "Your kids are the only thing you leave in this lifetime." "How your kids turn out
is your legacy." In a 1985 interview by Barbara Misle, Mrs. Heusel, the former Nancy Born, says she was first attracted
to Ted, because he has a good sense of humor and is a loyal friend. Ted and Nancy married in 1954. Ted was 32.
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| Mr. & Mrs Heusel |
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| Ted and his lovely wife, Nancy |
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| Ted loves the little ones. |
In a May 2000 article in The Ann Arbor News, Ted is described as "a full, participatory father." He
coached his kids baseball and basketball teams, says his "greatest legacy after his long radio run is still his family, and
how it has remained close."
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