Courtesy of Gary Studebaker.

Courtesy of Gary Studebaker.

Courtesy of Gary Studebaker.

Courtesy of Mary E. Johnsen, sister of Phyllis Cribby.
.

or watch on Youtube

“‘He never asked for justice, only mercy’”  

Used with permission.

“He wanted to share the grief”  

Used with permission.

“Lover of Peace Slain in Battle”  

Used with permission.

“Memorial service set for Studebaker”  

Used with permission.

“A Man of Peace”  

Text reprinted here with permission.

“Two who lived for others”  

Used with permission.

“Ted Studebaker, a VNCS worker, dies in Vietnam”  

Used with permission.

“Ted understood them”  

Note: The first line of the 8th paragraph is obscured; it reads: “But despite his strong opposition to the war, Ted Stude-”
Used with permission.

“The Proclamation”  

Text courtesy of Rev. Phillip K. Bradley.

“Ted”  

Courtesy of Bill Herod.

“Reflections About My Brother Ted”  

Text courtesy of Mary Ann Cornell.

“Ted Studebaker, His Mission and Message”  

Text courtesy of Gary Studebaker.

“A peace legacy 25 years later”  

Credit: News Services, Church of the Brethren. Used with permission.

“Family reunion in Di Linh”  

Credit: Messenger, Church of the Brethren. Used with permission.