Obituary for William Teeter
William Jeffrey “Jeff” Teeter - June 2,1956 - June 4, 2020
Jeff was born and raised in Roanoke, VA, until he moved to Franklin County in 1984 with his wife, Kathryn Collins Teeter. He has two children, Karla Louise Teeter and William Collin Teeter and two loving pups Allie and Sandy. He was preceded in death by his mother, Betty Drymon Phillips, and his father John Harold Teeter. Jeff was number four in five brothers, the Teeter boys: John, Tom, Bob, Jeff and Dan, but he was the first to go. The love of his brothers and their companionship was wonderful to watch and the more, the merrier it got. You never knew what they were going to say or what the topic would be, but they always have you laughing. A great part of that dynamic is missing now and will be forever missed but, he will be with us always in spirit.
Jeff was such a smart, strong, hard working man. He was a loving husband, wonderful father and loyal friend. His sense of family was extraordinary and he took care of us, even at the end. He loved BMWs and watching races at VIR in Alton, VA and “antiquing” road trips with his wife. Jeff always read the obituaries in the paper and said he was looking to see if his name was in it, well darling now it is! I love you sweet man and will see you again one day!!
Jeff was born and raised in Roanoke, VA, until he moved to Franklin County in 1984 with his wife, Kathryn Collins Teeter. He has two children, Karla Louise Teeter and William Collin Teeter and two loving pups Allie and Sandy. He was preceded in death by his mother, Betty Drymon Phillips, and his father John Harold Teeter. Jeff was number four in five brothers, the Teeter boys: John, Tom, Bob, Jeff and Dan, but he was the first to go. The love of his brothers and their companionship was wonderful to watch and the more, the merrier it got. You never knew what they were going to say or what the topic would be, but they always have you laughing. A great part of that dynamic is missing now and will be forever missed but, he will be with us always in spirit.
Jeff was such a smart, strong, hard working man. He was a loving husband, wonderful father and loyal friend. His sense of family was extraordinary and he took care of us, even at the end. He loved BMWs and watching races at VIR in Alton, VA and “antiquing” road trips with his wife. Jeff always read the obituaries in the paper and said he was looking to see if his name was in it, well darling now it is! I love you sweet man and will see you again one day!!