Terry and I worked together at Allied Signal/Honeywell. She was great fun and could appreciate the humorous things in life. She was always an upbeat person and seemed to appreciate life. She always wanted her work to be without mistakes and always produced a great product.
She was so proud of her children and grandchildren and showed us pictures.
I will miss calling her and spending at least one hour on the telephone. She was a good friend. She is in God's hands now. Terry, take care from your friend, Jane.
Terry was a jolly person.She did a fabulous job researching the family tree, and all the historical "trimmings." It was so nice of her to include me, JoAnne, in their life. She loved accordion music. She will be missed by us.Our Blessings and Prayers to her family.
Terry was a very kind and generous person who was very proud of her children and grandchildren.
She had a good sense of humor and was a "people person".
She always tried to look on the brighter side of life.
Terry was a very kind and generous person who was very proud of her children and grandchildren.
She had a good sense of humor and was a "people person".
She always tried to look on the brighter side of life.
I so enjoyed your smile and spunk and the times when we visited in Long Valley, Lake Hopatcong and even at your home in Beaver Brook. Thank you for your efforts with the geneology write-up on our family. You will be missed at the family reunion this year and always.
Terry you always had a smile and were fun to be around. Even though we lost touch with you I now know you are safe in the Lord's Home and we will be in touch again someday.
Aunt Terry, your sweet and loving ways will live in our hearts forever...we were all blessed. You always told me how you so much enjoyed talking on the phone for hours to my Mom and your sister, Lydia (Varecka) Mackay, who was always there just to listen. Now you have forever to enjoy each other's company in the presence of our Lord!
I remeber, when I was little, I thought Aunt Terry was just beautiful and I wanted to look like her.
You will be missed, Aunt Terry, but you are now with your sister, my mom.
