Ted Drewes Jr., St. Louis Frozen Custard Icon, Dies at 96
Beloved Business Leader and Community Figure
Ted Drewes Jr., the man behind the iconic St. Louis frozen custard business that bears his name, has died at 96.
Drewes led the family business for over 50 years, continuing the legacy of his father, Ted Drewes Sr., who founded the company in 1929.
Under Drewes Jr.'s leadership, the business expanded to include multiple locations throughout the St. Louis area and became a beloved destination for locals and tourists alike.
A St. Louis Staple
Ted Drewes Frozen Custard has been a St. Louis staple for generations, known for its delicious custard and friendly service.
The company's signature frozen custard is made with fresh milk, cream, and eggs, and is available in a variety of flavors.
Ted Drewes also offers a wide selection of other treats, including concretes, sundaes, and floats.
A Community Champion
Beyond his business success, Drewes Jr. was also a dedicated community leader.
He served on the board of directors for numerous local organizations, including the St. Louis Zoo and the United Way.
Drewes Jr. was also a generous philanthropist, supporting various charities and causes throughout the region.
A Lasting Legacy
Ted Drewes Jr.'s legacy will continue through the iconic frozen custard business that he helped to build.
The company remains a beloved destination for St. Louisans and a symbol of the city's rich culinary history.
Drewes Jr.'s leadership and dedication will be fondly remembered by those who knew him and by the countless people who have enjoyed his delicious frozen custard over the years.
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