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Ted “Yogi” Jordan

Ted “Yogi” Jordan, a beloved food service worker, died February 15, 2018, at age 78. Jordan had been a member of the Bon Appétit family and the Lewis & Clark community for four decades.
Ted Yogi Jordan
Ted "Yogi" Jordan

Ted “Yogi” Jordan, a beloved food service worker, died February 15, 2018, at age 78. Jordan had been a member of the Bon Appétit family and the Lewis & Clark community for four decades.

“Most people on campus have fond memories of Ted handing out balloons and welcoming students every day, attending arts and athletic events, and offering his generous smile to all of us. He was a fixture of campus life that can never be replaced,” says Ryan Jensen, general manager of Bon Appétit at Lewis & Clark. “… I ask all of you to join us in remembering a great and loving soul.”

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