Harry “Ted” Shensky
Harry “Ted” Shensky, 86, of Orange, Texas, passed away on February 16, 2016, at his home.
A memorial service will be held at 2:00pm, Monday, February 22, 2016, at Claybar Funeral Home in Bridge City. Cremation is under the direction of Claybar Haven of Rest Crematory.
Born in Norristown, Pennsylvania, on August 19, 1929, he was the son of Harry Oswald Shensky and Alice M. Mullens. Ted worked as a seaman for Keystone Shipping Company for 38 years and was a member of St. Mark Lutheran Church.
He was preceded in death by his parents; son, Glenn Shensky; daughter, Donna Wilkins; brother, Donald Shensky; and sister, Alice Shensky.
He is survived by his children, Wayne Shensky, Stacy Sylvester, and Gregg Shensky; and his grandchildren, Damian Shensky, Jason Shensky, Aaron Shensky, Glenn Shensky, Tara Maldonado, Joshua Shensky, Dana Shensky, Shannon Shensky, Desiree Shensky, Eddie Mulholland, Judy Mulholland Newton, Kerry Smythe, Kristen Smythe, Tommy Housman, Brianne Sylvester, and Eva Sylvester.
Condolences
Tara Maldonado
February 22, 2016
Today we buried my Pop Pop so sad to see him go - i had plans to meet up with him in the summer but now i will need to wait until we meet again up in Heaven. I love you Pop Pop no more suffering.
Ted Blanchard
February 22, 2016
Ted was a funny and loving guy. His thoughts were faster than his ability to get them out when he talked but I always seemed to know what he was saying. He will be greatly missed at meetings and his coffee cup will be retired to the top row! RIP my friend.
Dana Dearmond Edgerly
February 22, 2016
Dana Dearmond Edgerly lit a candle in memory of Harry "Ted" Shensky
Paul Zoch
February 22, 2016
Paul Zoch lit a candle in memory of Harry "Ted" Shensky
Dana Lea Shensky
February 21, 2016
He was a great man, always had some great and interesting stories to share. I'm glad he had the chance to speak to his great grand daughter, my daughter Deanna the last few months before passing. Although she never physically met this wonderful person, she had the chance to speak to him and hear his voice, and hear him say he loves her. He was a really good grand pop and I will always remember the time spent together. Those crazy days in Texas where he drove through not so nice neighborhoods and cut people off, waving to them afterwards, or just the time spent when he visited in Philly and watching tv with him on the couch, or ordering cheese steaks from Steves prince of steaks every time you came to visit us. Pop pop you will be missed and you'll always be in my heart. I love you.
Anonymous
February 19, 2016
Emerald Garden Basket was purchased for the family of Harry "Ted" Shensky.
