In Loving Memory of Our Brother Ted
It is with the heaviest of hearts that we share the devastating news that our MFC Motorcycle Club, Iron Triangle family has lost one of our own. Our dear brother Ted was tragically taken from us far too soon in a horrific accident late last night.
Around 7:15 p.m., after spending an evening filled with laughter and fellowship among friends, Ted headed home on his motorcycle. Just a short distance from where he lived — less than two miles away — his life was cut short when a vehicle, crossing a double yellow line on a curve, collided with him head-on. Despite all of his skill and caution as a rider, the crash was unavoidable. The unfairness of it all is truly beyond comprehension.
A Life That Radiated Love and Light
To know Ted was to love Ted. He was the kind of man who could walk into a room and instantly brighten it with his energy, humor, and genuine kindness. He had a gift for making people feel seen, valued, and cared for. Whether on the open road with his brothers, sharing stories with friends, or lending a hand to those in need, Ted lived life with a deep sense of loyalty and love.
Within our Iron Triangle family, he wasn’t just a brother — he was a steady presence, a source of laughter, and a man we could always count on. His passion for riding was matched only by his compassion for people. He embodied what it meant to live with purpose and heart.
A Tragic and Unimaginable Loss
The suddenness of his passing has left all of us stunned, struggling to make sense of such a senseless tragedy. For his family, his club brothers and sisters, his friends, and everyone who had the blessing of knowing him, this loss feels immeasurable.
We are reminded of how fragile life is, and how quickly the things — and the people — we hold most dear can be taken from us.
Lifting Ted and His Family in Prayer
As we grieve this loss, we ask that everyone keep Ted’s family, friends, and our entire motorcycle club community in your prayers. May his family find strength in the love that surrounds them, and may we as his brothers and sisters honor his memory not only in words, but in the way we carry forward the spirit he lived by — with joy, loyalty, and love.
“Gone from our sight, but never from our hearts.”
Ride in peace, Brother Ted. You will never be forgotten.
