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In Loving Memory Of
Ted Ryan Brittain
1950—2023-12-02
Life & Legacy
Ted Ryan Brittain
January 9, 1950 — December 2, 2023
Grantsville
On December 2, 2023, Ted Ryan Brittain was called home to his Heavenly Father. Ted was born on January 9, 1950 in Provo, UT where he grew up. He spent a lot of time camping, fishing and hunting with family and loved ones. He attended Orem High School and graduated in 1968 and then attended some college. He met the love of his life, Teresa Brittain, and they were married on Dec 5, 1975. They were the parents of Lorie'a Lee, Justin Brittain and Sandi Brittain.
He enjoyed working with wood as a carpenter. He was very skilled and made a lot of gifts for his loved ones. He started a construction company called New Generation Family Inc. Later in life his father-in-law, Don Toone, taught him how to work on turbines for power plants. He became a Turbine Tech Specialist and worked for various companies over 3 decades and then retired in 2019.
He was a kind, gentle man and was always there for everyone around him. He was always so optimistic. He had a great love for his family.
He is survived by his wife, Teresa Brittain, daughte,r Loriea Lee; sons: Justin Brittain (spouse Alona Brittain) and Sandi Brittain; grandkids: Tim Allen, Tory Lee, Ashley Brittain, Mckell Christensen, Cody Brittain, Carter Brittain, Kaylene Gilmore, Paydence Brittain, Stetson Brittain & Kyson Brittain; great-grandkids: Lillie Allen, TJ Allen & Knox Christensen.
"OFF WE GO LIKE A SHIRTY DIRT"
Funeral Services will be held at 12:30 pm on Saturday December 9, 2023 at the LDS Chapel, 410 Shelley Ln. Grantsville UT. There will be a visitation held prior starting at 11:00, at the same location.
In lieu of flowers, donations can be made to Teresa by the following Venmo: @Alona-Brittain.
January 9, 1950 — December 2, 2023
Grantsville
On December 2, 2023, Ted Ryan Brittain was called home to his Heavenly Father. Ted was born on January 9, 1950 in Provo, UT where he grew up. He spent a lot of time camping, fishing and hunting with family and loved ones. He attended Orem High School and graduated in 1968 and then attended some college. He met the love of his life, Teresa Brittain, and they were married on Dec 5, 1975. They were the parents of Lorie'a Lee, Justin Brittain and Sandi Brittain.
He enjoyed working with wood as a carpenter. He was very skilled and made a lot of gifts for his loved ones. He started a construction company called New Generation Family Inc. Later in life his father-in-law, Don Toone, taught him how to work on turbines for power plants. He became a Turbine Tech Specialist and worked for various companies over 3 decades and then retired in 2019.
He was a kind, gentle man and was always there for everyone around him. He was always so optimistic. He had a great love for his family.
He is survived by his wife, Teresa Brittain, daughte,r Loriea Lee; sons: Justin Brittain (spouse Alona Brittain) and Sandi Brittain; grandkids: Tim Allen, Tory Lee, Ashley Brittain, Mckell Christensen, Cody Brittain, Carter Brittain, Kaylene Gilmore, Paydence Brittain, Stetson Brittain & Kyson Brittain; great-grandkids: Lillie Allen, TJ Allen & Knox Christensen.
"OFF WE GO LIKE A SHIRTY DIRT"
Funeral Services will be held at 12:30 pm on Saturday December 9, 2023 at the LDS Chapel, 410 Shelley Ln. Grantsville UT. There will be a visitation held prior starting at 11:00, at the same location.
In lieu of flowers, donations can be made to Teresa by the following Venmo: @Alona-Brittain.
Memory Wall
In Honor & Remembrance
Bryan Lee
I will never forget his sense of humor and his love for family. He will be greatly missed, but never forgotten.
Dec 10, 2023
Jolyn Bailey
Oh and Dad, mayo does not belong on a hot dog. I will die on this hill. Also, I will miss your hugs and big heart. And I know you loved me more than Sandi.
Dec 10, 2023
Diana. Petersen
Thinking of you Justin. An Family. Love you guys♥️♥️
Dec 10, 2023
Kristie Toone
Lost the most amazing brother-Inlaw! he was amazing singer doing karaoke !He was Such warm hearted man he do any thing For anyone that was needed help.so many memories so many! Going to miss such kind,amazing heart man..But this is not a goodbye ! see you later!
Dec 9, 2023
Helen & Tyler Thomas
My husband and I both worked with Ted before we retired. I called him a big ole' teddy bear because that's exactly what he was to me. Ted loved his family a great deal and he was very proud of them. RIP Teddy Bear, you will be missed.
Dec 8, 2023
Jolyn Bailey
I officially met Ted and Teresa in my 20s. They both accepted me into the family right away. I was visiting them one time and Dad had built this elevator thing for mom so she could get up amd down easily. Dad forgot to Jolyn proof it. Dad, Sandi and myself were trying to bring the rascal scooter up on to the porch using the elevator at night. I was the one driving it. I turned to dad and said "I feel like I am not going in anywhere. It was working then it stop. See." Right then we heard a Crack and I jumped off the elevator. Unfortunately I didn't have the scooter centered correctly and the top of it was hitting something else. I looked at dad and said i see your problem. You didn't Jolyn proof it.
I am going to miss dad and his hugs so so much. He was an exceptional man and I am glad I got to know him.
Dec 8, 2023