He is, for the record, “still with us.”
Ted Dixon himself briefly doubted that earlier this year when Milford High School Athletic Director Aaron Zupka asked Dixon to meet him and district administrators at the school, outside to avoid the hassles of school security. There, they gave him the news that made him question his existence – the district had decided to name the high school basketball court in his honor.
“I looked him in the face and I was dumbfounded. And I said to him, I said, ‘By any chance am I dead? Did I give you guys $7.5 million for the new addition?’”
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