Condolence From: Katherine Clarida
Condolence: Oh it is so sad to hear of your passing Terry - such a loving cousin and a great man all around. I always wished we lived closer. To only hear of your death now is more than disturbing, we Claridas are a distant family and I always wonder where that comes from. Wish I could have talked to you about it. I will miss you but will see you when we meet again - So much LOVE Kath
Wednesday May 08, 2019
Condolence From: Bruce Clarida
Condolence: Thank You Terry for helping a kid from Sault Ste. Marie see the wider picture and panorama of life and also how to keep a Canoe on Course - Calm waters and wide portages to you Buddy.
Tuesday May 07, 2019
Condolence From: Jeff Clarida
Condolence: Just got the Notice , so sorry to hear ,Terry would stop in and visit us in the soo on his way to a dog trial etc. God Bless.
Monday May 06, 2019
Condolence From: drum
Condolence: Toe. Still can't fully accept you've been taken. I reach for the phone still. Futile.What a brother you've been. what memories we've shared.
We both have wondered so. And now you 'know'.
God will handle you gently, I know.
Sunday April 01, 2018
Condolence From: Ann Marie Zouhar
Condolence: Although I had not seen Terry for many years he certainly made an impact on my life. I have many great memories and stories from years past. May you rest in peace Terry.
Sunday February 25, 2018
Condolence From: Bob Kowalczyk
Condolence: Mr. Peet was a true gentleman of a teacher. I truly enjoyed having had him teach me at Churchill. My sincere condolences to his family.
Saturday February 24, 2018
Condolence From: Jack Hanna
Condolence: Terry was my teacher and mentor. But more than that, he was my true and unwavering friend. Terry was a huge figure in my life and much beloved.
Saturday February 24, 2018
Condolence From: Linda Dell
Condolence: It has been a privilege to be Terry's maintenance buddy these past 2 years. As all who knew Terry, I wish there was was more time. Despite Terry's health challenges, he never complained. No matter how difficult it was, he still made it for the Breakfast Club, even though it took an hour of prep to get him there the last while. He loved them dearly. He looked forward to visits from his friend Larry, which saw much banter around mining stocks. What impressed me most, were the former students who never failed to send letters and cards, or if in town visiting, would drop by the house. His niece Jan, and her husband Doug, were the highlight visits for Terry, he beamed with joy when they arrived for their stays in Thunder Bay with him. Thank you Terry for sharing your life, and family with me. I love and miss you.
Saturday February 24, 2018
