Henrietta Osburn Studt

It was a very special experience getting to know Teddy, though it was during the last year of her life. I am happy to see this earlier photo of her, portraying the vitality she exuded even when so very ill and fragile. Though her body became extremely fragile, her spirit was certainly stalwart and ALIVE...with a ready smile and stories. For me, who didn't know any of her earlier history, these were delightful visits. I always walked out feeling immensely inspired...even awed. Grace and Grit, is the title of a book - a fitting description of what Teddy modeled for me. May she be at peace. I send my condolence to her family and close friends. Jean Scott-Honig

Teddy was so beloved by all the Playtime kids. They are gathering on Facebook to share wonderful memories. If you haven't joined Facebook yet, it's worth doing just to read those heartfelt testimonials and see all the great photos. Here's the link: http://www.facebook.com/home.php?sk=lf#!/event.php?eid=106230522774427&v=wall&story_fbid=106326146098198 Teddy was loved and appreciated by so many young people.

In Sept.,1996,I accompanied my 9YO daughter Caitlyn to audtions for a Playtime production of Snow White. Caitlyn played Dopey to many appreciative local audiences; her life was changed forever. Caitlyn is following in Teddy's footsteps to become a teacher and inspire,educate and challenge another generation of lucky children.Playtime lives on!!!

I was sorry to hear of Teddy's passing but I know she and Bob are smiling somewhere together again. Teddy was a truly beautiful and talented woman who made life more enjoyable and interesting. Her incredible creativity, sense of humor, and love of children and theatre were exemplified in all of her plays created for Playtime Productions. I am honored to have known her.