Theodore Pincus Obituary

Dear Laura and family - What a treat it was when your Dad came to visit you in Medford! It meant we, your friends, were treated to a terrific meal at a restaurant far nicer than any of us could have afforded on our student budgets. I will remember the generosity always, Leslie Loftus Blanke

I worked for Ted Pincus as an account executive at the Financial Relations Board in Chicago in the mid-1980's. He was a kind, intelligent, friendly man and a good boss. Ted and I shared a love of jazz. Although I haven't seen Ted since I moved to California 25 years, I'll never forget him. Rest in peace, Ted.

I met Mr. Pincus when I was young, and yet he struck me as so creative and so progressive. He hired me twice at the Financial Relations Board and I left twice because the work wasn’t a good fit for me. Despite my limited exposure to him, I have always remembered his energy and curiosity. There can be no doubt that he left his mark on investment communications. My sympathies for your loss.

He was one of a kind. I will miss him. It's a sad day.

Dear Sherri and family;
Our sincerest condolences. Ted was as articulate as he was kind. We so enjoyed reading his writings as we also loved seeing him with his beautiful family.

Dear Sherri, My thoughts and prayers are with you at this most difficult time. Deeann Levy from the east bank club

I will always remember 'how'se the boy' as one of a kind! Thanks for the memories,love ya'
60 years & counting............

My sympathies to the Pincus family. My dad was a longtime member of the FRB family and Mr. Pincus was very good to him.
Blessings,

Ted Pincus will remain in our hearts as a truly enlighten being. People like Ted leave an unforgettable mark on people whose lives he touched personally or professionally. I deeply appreciate every word of wisdom Ted shared with my team and me. Ted is a role model who is as brilliant as he is generous. Our team at I Imagine Studio will miss him greatly. Our heartfelt condolences go out to Ted’s family.
Alena Tsimis

Theodore, in so many ways you were truly, "one of a kind." You pioneered so many communications initiatives that helped make investor relations for public companies, a truly meaningful way for shareholders, the public and other audiences to understand and analyze corporate America. In that respect you were well ahead of your peers in getting the "real message" out for all stakeholders.

More importantly, you were a great friend and a tremendous boss. Your were also a great patron of the arts and an influential advocate for so many valued cultural and socio-economic endeavors.

You will be missed. I am sure the Good Lord eagerly anticipated your arrival; however, please don't overwhelm him with a myriad of ways to "improve his (or her) image. Give him some time to digest the package and I'm sure he'll implement the plan.

Ted, our best to your family. Rest well, dear friend.

Dean, Val and Patrick Dranias