This timeline is a record of Edward (Ted) Marshall’s life according to the people that shared it.
As friends, family, and colleagues share stories and anecdotes about him, the timeline will grow to create a dynamic and collective memory of how Ed has impacted all of our lives.
by Bob Gray Ted and I played a cornet and trombone duet together. It was Londonderry Air. I believe it was a Sunday afternoon at the Lisgar Street Corps. It..Continue Reading...
by Bob Gray While in London England for the International Centennial Congress of the Salvation Army, Ted needed a chaperone one evening to meet Eva. He asked me to go..Continue Reading...
by Len Marshall One of my earliest and most vivid memories was the evening Dad came home with a special surprise for me. I couldn’t have been more than 4..Continue Reading...
by Wendy Donaldson Here is an ancient record album, likely from the late 70’s. We were in the Orpheus Choir conducted by Lloyd Bradshaw. David Fallis was singing tenor with..Continue Reading...
by Paula Marshall I remember when I was about 11 or 12 years old, I was tagging along with Dad to a recording session. He asked me to pass him..Continue Reading...
By Ron Skinner I started working at CBC Radio in 1992 and Ed retired in 1996. So, I didn’t know him well. But right from the start he was someone..Continue Reading...
by Wendy Donaldson When I look back on it I can’t believe our little church choir made 4 CDs with Ed, and two more with our follow-up group, Hilariter. When..Continue Reading...
by Allen Smith As part of his job with the CBC, Ted frequently travelled to Europe and was able to build a remarkable knowledge of the sights of the countries and..Continue Reading...
By Anne Wright Ted was very kind to my Mom and I when my dad was very sick and only had a few months to live. He spent time with my..Continue Reading...
by Toronto AES (Audio Engineering Society) Edward (Ted) Marshall has been at the forefront of classical music recording for over fifty years. He has recorded hundreds of solo artists, orchestras,..Continue Reading...
by Toronto AES (Audio Engineering Society) On April 23, 2018, Howard Dyck, a retired CBC host and producer who worked with Ed Marshall throughout their careers at the CBC, sat..Continue Reading...
By Len Marshall It had been a long time coming but no one expected Dad to survive this long. He had spent the last few weeks in the hospital impatiently waiting..Continue Reading...