Terry and I started kindergarten at Brookside Elementary in St. Louis Park. We were in the same class. Then we both moved to Edina in about 1st grade, attending Wooddale Elementary. Together we attended Edina High and then went to college together. After college Terry worked a bit in Minneapolis but then moved west to Steamboat Springs, Colorado. Nevertheless, we remained close friends, as close as friends can be. We fished together, camped together and skied the mountains together. We had family dinners with Terry everytime he returned to Minneapolis, Brom Johnson and Joe Feyder included.
Terry had several circles of friends and they all loved Terry. He was so kind and generous with everybody he knew and met. He had a terrific smile and wit. I miss Terry every day, as do all my friends who knew him. Terry was especially close to my younger daughter, and the two of us still talk about what a wonderful man he was. He left this world much too soon after a gallant battle with pancreatic cancer.
Alan Edelmann
One of my best buddies - moved to Steamboat together in '71 after multiple escapades prior...
Sadly lost and sadly missed. A real joy to have around ...
Kevin Bennett
Terry was a great guy, loved by people in Steamboat and Mpls. We had his wedding and his funeral at our
home in Steamboat. He fished over 200 days a year. He is still talked about in Steamboat by many. We think of him often.....Kevin and Jane Bennett
Jeff P. Anderson
Terry and I started kindergarten at Brookside Elementary in St. Louis Park. We were in the same class. Then we both moved to Edina in about 1st grade, attending Wooddale Elementary. Together we attended Edina High and then went to college together. After college Terry worked a bit in Minneapolis but then moved west to Steamboat Springs, Colorado. Nevertheless, we remained close friends, as close as friends can be. We fished together, camped together and skied the mountains together. We had family dinners with Terry everytime he returned to Minneapolis, Brom Johnson and Joe Feyder included.
Terry had several circles of friends and they all loved Terry. He was so kind and generous with everybody he knew and met. He had a terrific smile and wit. I miss Terry every day, as do all my friends who knew him. Terry was especially close to my younger daughter, and the two of us still talk about what a wonderful man he was. He left this world much too soon after a gallant battle with pancreatic cancer.