ANGUS TULLY TEAGUE

Condolences & Memories (13 entries)

• we would like to give our condolences to the Teague family, has we just found out about his passing, he was such a good landlord and he always had a smile on his face, was helping us in situations, we always remember his warm heart & smile, R.I.P Gus (angus) - Posted by: cheryl wood & al courchene (former tenants at 423 aleaxder ave) on: Oct 26, 2017

• Dear ANGUS (GUS). I miss you very much always: in my heart & my soul always in my mind "me too" Joanie - Posted by: Angus Tully TEAGUE (Husband) on: May 03, 2017

• Dad a year ago you passed away at home we will miss you forever. Mom will always miss your love and support mom had 56 wonderful years in her heart mind soul you will never be forgotten I will always love you till I come to heave and be in your arms. Love you forever Dad Brenda - Posted by: Angus Tully TEAGUE (Dad) on: May 03, 2017

• Unfortunately I missed his passing. Gus was most likely the best employer/friend I will ever have. I will definitely miss running into him and catching up. My deepest condolences go out to his entire family. one of the world's best entertainers and human being has now gone to a better place. Always in my thoughts along with his family. - Posted by: Ken Lawrence-Molloy (Friend) on: Mar 05, 2017

• Happy Fathers Day DAD I miss you so much and love you, forever with me Daddy!! xoxoxoKeep Singing, keep Dancing - Posted by: Krys Teague (Daughter) on: Jun 19, 2016

• Gus you were like a second father to me! I could talk to you about anything I wanted, loved hanging out with you and going to the Y and constantly joking and cracking jokes of course. Gus you were my best friend my Buddy I really do miss your voice and your presence. Hugs and kisses and squeezing buns was a normal thing to do on our Hi's and Bye's. I really do miss you Gus. "Where is your other hand? In between two pillows, those aren't pillows. Love you Gus - Posted by: Dennis beekhuizen (son-in-law) on: May 25, 2016

• He's always with you Krys. Absolutely positive of that. xoxoxo *Another story* - I remember when your Dad moved you guys on to Wilkes Avenue and the first time I came to see your new home. It was the wildest ranch house, full of mirrors and stuffed animals...literally, it was very wild. I came one weekend and Krys said "close your eyes" and you guided me down the stairs - then she said "look up!" "My Dad put it up there"... "it's a buffalo head" she exclaimed - "outrageous" and very Gus...and so the Teague mansion went "country" in '77 in the South end. Being older now, I do have a thing about taxidermy...but they were mostly roadkill or died in the wild, I don't think Gus would hurt a fly. I'm absolutely positive at that time though, that your Dad thought they were beautiful as well as your Mom. Gus loved nature as well as the chicken coop he built and the stable with the horses. I was raised on fluorescent yellow yolked eggs - how brilliant to show your children how to raise chickens (and ducks). Really fond memories as they got out of suburban St. James to be in the outdoors. It was quite the home Gus and Joan! - Posted by: Eve Rice (friend) on: May 25, 2016

• Dear Daddy, 3 weeks ago today, I miss you so, I am still here talking to you, love you forever Daddy!!! Always in my Heart, my Soul my Mind xoxoxo - Posted by: Krys Teague (Daughter) on: May 24, 2016

• Gus Teague was like a second Father to me. I am a close friend to Gus's daughter and remember him being a genius with humour, outrageous at times and very kind. (I say outrageous as he even got a perm when his wife had one - it was the 70s... tres chic!) I remember foot stomping and accordians and many weekends and rides in the back of the pickup truck to spend the weekend at the family's home. During some hard times, he never questioned or made me or anyone for that matter feel bad. He just accepted you. All is fine. I never felt afraid around him. I think this is what Gus's philosophy on life was - "just do it". You'll mess up but you'll learn from what you're doing. Amongst so many memories that included staying at the cottage at Eleanor Lake. I also remember this random road trip. One in particular was while we entered Fargo N.D. We were looking for Chinese food and recall myself exclaiming "there's a restaurant ...it's called "K-Chan"." Everyone looked and Gus laugh and said "it says "ice cream!" I was embarrassed but realized it was so crazy to have blurted this out. We made jokes about this the whole weekend we were there. I could live it down, no big deal. It was super funny. Thankyou for being kind, cool and a friend Mr. Teague, Love from Eve ps: Gus loved his dog Prince - I'm sure they are hanging out a fair bit now. - Posted by: Eve Rice (Friend) on: May 24, 2016

• Gus and I go back where I met him at the YMCA at Portage Ave West. He would come around 6:30-7pm every morning except on Saturday and Sunday he come a little late. What a character Gus was and and still his. He would crack a joke and we all laugh!! Being British myself and l having my English accent Gus and I would have our moments. One day when I came in he forgot his card in the locker. I took it to the reception and I looked at the card it was Gus with this hat on. When I saw him the next day I ask him why do you have a hat on in the photo on your locker card? He told me he went to a fancy dress party and decide to bring it to the YMCA and have his photo taken because he said it looked go on him. Lol. One day I forgot my swimming shorts and Gus came to the rescue again when I forgot my swimming googles. One day I came late and he comments was its not bank hours here!!! He was a great comedy. Gus I going to miss you( and I think the rest of YMCA people that know you). Today I came back after back injury and was told of the sad news. I always look at the locker that you use every morning I think of you standing there and making jokes to everyone around you. Going to miss you Gus. RIP. - Posted by: Joseph Halyckyj (Friend(YMCA)) on: May 17, 2016

• I am so sad to hear of Gus' passing. My thoughts and prayers to Joan and family. - Posted by: Janice Atkinson (Family friend ) on: May 08, 2016

• Joan and family: We are so very sorry to hear of Gus sudden passing. We have so many happy, fun memories at your home & cottage, and your hospitality always made Lloyd & I right at home. Our thoughts & prayers are with you Joan and all your family, he will be sadly missed. - Posted by: Lynne & Lloyd Leader, Ninette, Mb (Friend) on: May 08, 2016

• Back in the 1960s out at the lake (Eleanor Lake) Gus and my Dad (Jim Furey) often partied and made music together, Gus with his accordion and Dad with his fiddle. They shared a few drinks and partied til the wee hours! - Posted by: Joyce (Furey) Joyal () on: May 07, 2016