Teddy has many interests: He participates in swimming, softball and equestrian with the Special Olympics.   As a ballroom dancer, he has competed in the numerous dance competitions.

Teddy has served as the Cincinnati Reds bat boy four times and was honored with a baseball card in the 2013 Topps Short Print Series. He has been featured on national news programs.   He was invited to be the former Speaker of the House John Boehner’s special guest for President Obama’s 2013 State of the Union. In 2014, Teddy was the Honorary Grand Marshall of the Red’s Opening Day Parade.

He was the subject of one of ESPN’s most popular E:60 Specials in 2013 called “Teddy Ballgame”.  During the filming of the E:60 Special was when Todd Frazier, the then Cincinnati Reds third baseman, hit a home run at Teddy’s request.  Todd had struck out earlier in the game and as Todd started to the plate the next time he batted Teddy said to Todd “I still love you. Hit a home run for me!”  Todd replied, “Okay you got it buddy!” And Todd did hit a powerful home run. This was the beginning of a wonderful friendship!

The Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce presented Teddy with the first Spirit of Cincinnati Ambassador Award. He was named Cincinnati Sportsman of the Year 2013.  Teddy was named Colerain High School’s Distinguished Alumni of the Year in 2013.

Teddy has been a guest speaker for many events and fundraisers that raise awareness for disability advocacy groups, throughout the Midwest.   His enthusiasm, interest, activism and dedication earned him the Personal Achievement Award from Ohio Public Images.

Teddy is involved in raising funds for the Joe Nuxhall Miracle League, the Down Syndrome Association of Greater Cincinnati, the Kenny Anderson Alliance and The Point of Northern Kentucky and Cincinnati Rotary Club and many other nonprofit organizations.

He was a member of the Cincinnati Business Courier’s Forty Under Forty Class of 2015.

Teddy assisted in writing a biography of his life called “Stealing First: the Teddy Kremer”.

In 2017 the Cincinnati Reds honored Teddy with a Teddy Bobblehead.  The tickets for the Teddy Kremer Bobblehead sold out completely. The Cincinnati Reds had a second Teddy Bobblehead Night on July 20, 2018, where he was again the Batboy for the Cincinnati Reds.

Teddy is employed by the Cincinnati Reds and Fifth Third Bank.