Ted "Sonny" Asprodites

Birth date: Aug 25, 1938 Death date: Feb 4, 2020

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Ted Asprodites, age 81, a resident of Cleveland, passed away Tuesday, February 4, 2020 in a Chattanooga hospital. Sonny, as he was affectionately called, was born in New Orleans, Louisiana, and he was the son of the late Edna Power Asprodites and Stephen Asprodites. His sister, Eileen Amato, and his brother, Stephen Asprodites Jr., also preceded him in death. Mr. Asprodites owned and operated Pelican Electronic Supply Company for over 40 years. He served as Elder and Business Manager of Celebration Church in Louisiana. He was an avid New Orleans Saints and New York Yankees fan, and he loved Cajun food. Along with his wife, they volunteered at many organizations in Cleveland. He enjoyed discipling men. He was known for his sense of humor and loved telling jokes. Most of all, he was a loving husband, father and grandpa. Mr. Asprodites was a member of the The Church at Grace Point where he served as Elder and Business Manager.Survivors include his wife, Aileene Asprodites of Cleveland, his twin daughters, Sharon Krohn and her husband Marc of Carol Stream, Illinois, Linda Koontz and her husband Robert of Gardnerville, Nevada and Susan Cope and her husband Brad of Dallas, Texas, his sons, Ted Asprodites Jr. and his wife Martha of Birmingham, Alabama, Wayne Asprodites and his wife Heidi of Panama City Beach, Florida and Mark Asprodites and his wife Rachel of Slidell, Louisiana, his grandchildren, Hannah, Rebekah, Joshua, Jonah, Nathan and Abigail Asprodites, Andrew, Emily and Ian Krohn, Sarah and Shelby Koontz, Ethan and Sophie Cope, his sister, Jean Langlois and her husband Roger of Metairie, Louisiana and several nieces and nephews.The Remembrance of Life Memorial Service will be conducted Saturday, February 8, 2020 at 6:00 P. M. at The Church at Grace Point with Pastor Phil Griffin officiating. In lieu of flowers the family requests that donations be made to The Church at Grace Point, 2575 Old Freewill Road N. W., Cleveland, Tennessee 37312. The Jim Rush Funeral and Cremation Services North Ocoee Chapel has charge of the arrangements. You may share your condolences and your memories with the Asprodites family at www.jimrushfuneralhomes.com

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Bruce Owen

Wow Ted was a good man always working in the midst of sickness. I remember him saying at a banquet put by the caring place “ what are you blessing me for is not this the Father ask us to do to serve others”. I never forget that.

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Pat Burrow

Mrs. Aileen, I am so sorry for your great loss. Mr Ted was a wonderful Christian man and know you will miss him very much.
With Sympathy
Pat Burrow

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Dagmar Booth

I'm so sorry for your loss. I haven't seen Sonny in years. It's nice to see he had a wonderful life, and a wonderful family. May God help you thru this terrible time and grace your family with consolation. I'll light a candle for y'all at mass. I'm Dagmar Larrieu Booth. My family had the bakery and sandwich shop across the street from Pelican Electronics on Broad St. in New Orleans. My deepest condolences.

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Roy Johnson

To the Family of Ted Asprosites,

Well done my Good and Faithful Servant, Enter into the Joy of your Lord.
Matthew 25:21 (Paraphrased)

It is with deepest Sympathy to each of your that we hear of Teds passing.
I first met Ted in the late 70's when I went to work for him at Pelican Electronics.
All very good memories of my time there. Ted was all about family and he and
Eileen made everyone feel like family. Ted will for sure be missed by each of
you, but rest assured Ted is Square Dancing in heaven with the angels. May our
Lord and Savior bring each of you comfort and peace in the days ahead by knowing
that Ted is at rest in the arms of Jesus without any pain or sickness.

Blessing to each of you,

Roy & Judy Johnson

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Carolyn Talbert

Ted is a first class person. Man of GOD. Vic and went on vacation years ago with he and wife. We were so blessed to send a week with him and his precious wife. He is now living with Jesus and GOD.

Carolyn Talbert

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Ralph Murray

Our deepest sympathy goes out to all of the family. We loved volunteering at the Caring Place with you both. Our thoughts are with you. Ralph and Virginia

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Nickie Maggio,

Sonny and I go way back to Pelican Electronics. We had a great talk recently at his sister's funeral. I met his dad when he had Pelican Electronics on Broad Street. Then later I met Sonny and his brother Butch. Sonny and I had many conversations about antenna systems at work and his house. He was a good man.
Nickie Di Maggio, Jr. Di Maggio Electronic Systems, LLc.

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Theresa Nieves

On behalf of myself and my family we want to offer our condolences at this time. Though loss is hard we know that Jesus sent His Holy Spirit to comfort us in times like these. We trust you find that comfort in these days to follow. You are loved and we recognize the impact that Teds smile, sense of humor and love has had on all those that knew him. May God bless you and your family. With great love and respect, Theresa (volunteer from Caring place) and family.

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Keith Amato

The Amato Families (Keith and Valrie & Bryan and Shelia & children) send our deepest sympathy. We know the pain that you are going through, but also know that you can take comfort in the belief that Uncle Sonny is in the hands of the Lord and celebrating with his parents and siblings in eternal life.

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Kls

To Wayne, Heidi and the Asprodites family. Our hearts break for what breaks yours. May you all be filled with great peace and comfort knowing their is much more that awaits us after this life has come and gone.

The DWC Usher family.

Jacqueline Carron Lowe

Today I am remembering our king cake parties in the 50's, a very innocent time here in New Orleans. Boys were students at St. Aloysius and girls at Dominican, St. Joseph Academy. Sonny was a favorite among us, always smiling, laughing, and kidding with the girls. He and Eileen were a beautiful couple then and that was only the beginning of an extraordinary life together. My warmest condolences to Eileen and the Asprodites family.
Jacqueline Lowe (Jackie Carron)