Terrell “Ted” Money
September 16, 1934 – April 9, 2025
Beloved father, husband, grandfather and great-grandfather Terrell Jackson (Ted) Money of St. Leonard, Md., passed away peacefully at home on April 9, 2025, at the grand old age of 90.
Born on Sept. 16, 1934, in Fort Gaines, Ga., to Herman and Mildred Money, Ted moved with his mother and two brothers, Leon and Ray, to Washington, D.C.’s Maryland suburbs, which became his lifelong home. He graduated from Hyattsville’s Northwestern High School in 1953 and went to work for Sears, Roebuck and Co. right after graduation. He moved on to driving a delivery route for a local meat company, Briggs & Co., and eventually transferred to Giant Foods, from which he retired in 2005. He was a lifelong Teamster with Local 639, for whom he served as a shop steward.
He married Millicent DeMarinis, a teacher, in June 1962, and they settled in Lanham, Md. Together they raised four children: Vickie Underwood (Thomas), Pennie Hollister (Bill), Matthew Money (Kim) and Jennifer Strom (William). After retirement, he and Millie built their dream home in St. Leonard, Md., where Ted spent many happy hours taking care of the yard and tinkering in his garage workshop.
Ted embraced the simple family life and enjoyed the beauty and peace of being out in nature. He was happiest outdoors: studying the stars through his telescope; taking his children deep-sea fishing on annual summer vacations in Daytona Beach and the Outer Banks; driving fast cars and boats; and watching his beloved Baltimore Orioles play. He enjoyed keeping up with politics and read the newspaper from cover to cover every day. He and Millie found friends and community at St. Matthew’s Episcopal Church in Hyattsville, where he served on the Vestry.
A handful of scratch-off lottery tickets always made him grin, but being surrounded by his ever-expanding family at special events and holidays was Ted’s greatest pleasure.
In addition to his wife and four children, Ted is survived by 10 grandchildren (Brian, Adrienne, Billye III, Heather, Kevin, Melissa, Rachel, Aaron, Matthew, and Karlee) and 15 great-grandchildren (Carleigh, Carson, Charlotte, Emma, Bo IV, Ben, Hunter, Archer, Mariah, Wyatt, Trinity, Brock, Dakota, Charlotte and Ryler). Great-grandchild No. 16 is expected in September.
Donations in Ted’s honor are welcome at the Calvert County branch of Hospice of the Chesapeake or Christ Church Calvert, in Port Republic.
Visitation
Monday, April 14, 2025
11:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Services
Monday, April 14, 2025
12:00 PM
Interment
Monday, April 14, 2025
to follow
Contributions
Hospice of the Chesapeake
90 Ritchie Highway
Pasadena, MD 21122
443-837-3385
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10 Apr 2025
7:18pm
So sorry to hear about Ted. Hugs and prayers for you all. Bonnie Lanier
City
WESTMINSTER
State
SC
11 Apr 2025
10:15am
Sending the entire family light and love. Ted was always around with a smile on his face and was always eager to talk about baseball. He was always so happy and loving and will be greatly missed.
City
Port Republic
State
MD
11 Apr 2025
3:39pm
Very sorry to hear Ted passed away. Remembered working with Ted at Giant Food Bakery and then later on as a grocery truck driver. Ted was well liked at Giant Food he will be missed. May God bless him
City
Baltimore
State
Maryland
11 Apr 2025
12:49pm
Steve and I are very sorry for your loss. Ted will be missed, but also remembered with love. Praying that the family find peace and comfort during this difficult time. May God bless you all.
City
port republic
State
MD
11 Apr 2025
10:52pm
Ted was by far the most kind and caring man I have ever known. My thoughts and prayers are with the entire Money family.
City
Lusby
State
MD
12 Apr 2025
2:33pm
Dear Millie and Family- Karen and I were very sorry to hear of Ted’s death. He was a true Christian gentleman, humble and kind and dryly funny. I can imagine him being a good Union Steward in the Giant family, when it was a family. I was honored to serve with him on the Saint Matthews/San Mateo Vestry. He was very even keeled, something that I wish I could better emulate. I will miss knowing that Ted is not on this earth. But I know that Ted is with the Lord. I wish we could attend his memorial service, but we are currently out of town. But we will seek to honor Ted by other means. God Bless You. Jim and Karen Cassedy
City
Hyattsville
State
Maryland
13 Apr 2025
12:10pm
. My condolences go out to the entire Money family. I’m sorry to hear about your loss. He was a very good man who will surely be missed. My thoughts and prayers are with you to help you get through this difficult time. God bless you, Ken Travis Sr.
City
LUSBY
State
MD
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So sorry to hear about Ted. Hugs and prayers for you all. Bonnie Lanier
Sending the entire family light and love. Ted was always around with a smile on his face and was always eager to talk about baseball. He was always so happy and loving and will be greatly missed.
Very sorry to hear Ted passed away. Remembered working with Ted at Giant Food Bakery and then later on as a grocery truck driver. Ted was well liked at Giant Food he will be missed. May God bless him
Steve and I are very sorry for your loss. Ted will be missed, but also remembered with love. Praying that the family find peace and comfort during this difficult time. May God bless you all.
Ted was by far the most kind and caring man I have ever known. My thoughts and prayers are with the entire Money family.
Dear Millie and Family- Karen and I were very sorry to hear of Ted’s death. He was a true Christian gentleman, humble and kind and dryly funny. I can imagine him being a good Union Steward in the Giant family, when it was a family. I was honored to serve with him on the Saint Matthews/San Mateo Vestry. He was very even keeled, something that I wish I could better emulate. I will miss knowing that Ted is not on this earth. But I know that Ted is with the Lord. I wish we could attend his memorial service, but we are currently out of town. But we will seek to honor Ted by other means. God Bless You. Jim and Karen Cassedy
. My condolences go out to the entire Money family. I’m sorry to hear about your loss. He was a very good man who will surely be missed. My thoughts and prayers are with you to help you get through this difficult time. God bless you, Ken Travis Sr.