Harvey Edmund "Ted" Gundy, 90, of Memphis, Missouri, died Monday afternoon, October 12, 2015, at the Scotland County Care Center in Memphis. He was born April 12, 1925, at Memphis, Missouri, to Charles Fred, "Duke", and Vernal Eller Gundy. He was raised by Vance and Ruby Vaught and later in life was adopted by Ruby Vaught. Ted grew up in Scotland County; attended Memphis High School, graduating with the class of 1944. While in high school, he was employed by Pepsi, worked part time at a hatchery and popped corn at the Memphis Theater. Ted entered the U.S. Army on June 17, 1944, at Jefferson City, Missouri. He participated in the Battle of Bulge, Cologne Plains and Remagen Bridge with the 99th Infantry Division. He was wounded March 15, 1945 and was awarded the Purple Heart and Bronze Star. Ted was united in marriage to Martha Ellen Fetters on November 28, 1945, at St. Michael's rectory in Kahoka, Missouri and to this union six children were born. He served as Scotland County Collector after the war and then became a rural mail carrier. He also owned and operated Gundy's Gun Shop in the basement of their home. Ted enjoyed many interests including trapshooting, hunting, teaching his kids and others to hunt, raising English Setter dogs and training them, flying remote airplanes, gardening and fishing. He was a Boy Scout leader and also taught Junior Rifle Club hunters safety classes. In his later years, Ted enjoyed going to the Gingerbread House and have coffee with friends and stopping by the Hair Co. to visit. He was a member of St. John's Catholic Church and Wallace W. Gillespie V.F.W. Post #4958, serving many years on the military honors detail with the V.F.W. He also served on the Scotland County Hospital Board of Directors; was a member of the ATA Trapshooting Association and the Missouri Trapshooting Association. Little kids in town knew him for a mouse he kept in his wooden leg and the candy he would give to them on his mail route. He is survived by two daughters: Mary Ann Eager and her husband, Kenneth, of Raytown, Missouri and Laura "Michele" Garnett and her husband, Randy, of Memphis, Missouri; three sons: Michael "Mike" Gundy of Memphis, Missouri; John "Kevin" Gundy and his wife, Julie, of Triplett, Missouri and Ted Mitchell "Mitch" Gundy of Memphis, Missouri. Also surviving are eleven grandchildren: Teresa Barber, Christopher Eager and his wife, Stana; Danielle Elhabbal and her husband, Muhannad, "Mo"; David Jarvis and his wife, Ashley; Lisa Gundy, Jeff Gundy, John Cody Gundy, "Cody" Ray Gundy and his wife, Betsey; Delaney Gundy, Michael Garnett and Kaela Cook; Brandon Garnett and Raven Day; eleven great-grandchildren: Jerell Barber, Dante Barber, Sam Elhabbal, Noah Elhabbal, Maddie Elhabbal, Emma Elhabbal, Gabriel Elhabbal, Harrison Elhabbal, Charlie Elhabbal, Elijah Elhabbal, Charlotte Elhabbal; a great great granddaughter, Nya Barber; many nieces, nephews, friends and his dog, Lady. Ted was preceded in death by his parents; his wife, Ellen; a daughter, Rita Jarvis, a grandson, Luke Gundy and his step-mother, Ola Gundy.