San Jose, California
Terence Gerard PowersResident of Saratoga Mar 19, 1960-Oct. 17,2010Terry was born in Fort Worth, TX, and moved with his family to San Jose in 1962. He leaves his parents, Ruth and Tom, and his siblings, Jack, Kevin, Tim, Brian, Maureen, Shannon, Neil, and Megan, together with their children and...
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Hey Terry - I posted your photo on the wall at Abbey Road Studios in 2018. Ya made it to the greatest recording studio in the world, buddy. Bryan Yoshida
Bryan Yoshida
October 16, 2022 | Friend
I am so sorry and heartbroken to hear of Terry's death. He was such a big part of my life so many years ago. He was truly an amazing man.
Deb Cafazzo McCabe
July 19, 2011 | FL
We grew up together just a few blocks apart....I knew him since kindergargen at Dilworth if I recollect correctly. Our birthdays 17 days apart.Our paths crossed numerous times once we were out of school. He'd be jamming at a party ,I'd be listening intently. We shared many a good time.....
The last time I saw him, I gave him food and warmth....It has been a few years since I saw him. He was always lingering in my thoughts.......I will miss him.
When I heard the news , I was...
Bocci Ponzini
November 21, 2010 | San Jose, CA
I remember Terry from Lynbrook High School, he was such a nice person, very talented, as well.
My sympathies to the Powers family.
Donna MacInnis
November 10, 2010 | Belmont, CA
Terry and I go back to the Lynbrook and Interstate-5 days along with some additional time spent "in the neighborhood". His talents were immense and his understanding of the world was in expecting that all people could or would be as beautiful as he. Like so many souls that have been greatly blessed by God, Terry's was also burdened by his good looks, sharp wit and expectations of greatness. The Lord gives so much and beauty and grace can be so fleeting in this world. God Bless you Terry in...
John Leahy
November 09, 2010 | San Jose, CA
A great artist, We had art classes together for years. My favorite Terry memory was about ten years or so ago he sang Bee Gees 'How can you mend a broken heart' and I did back up with Paul Stage, Ed Kane and I think Ernie Salle. It was a great version we all just said 'whoow' when it was over. He had so many artistic talents.
Steve Whan
November 07, 2010 | San Jose, CA
Dear Ruth & Tom
Terry always had a smile. I'm so sorry for your loss.
Doris Livezey, san Jose, CA
November 06, 2010
I knew Terry from a young age, we were friends, neighbors and musicians. Terry was a great artist and always had a sparkle and gleam in his eyes. A smile that made you feel right at home. He will be missed over the years to come.
Patrick McDowell
October 26, 2010 | Austin, TX
..."I heard the news today, oh boy...."
Terry will be missed.
Jan Yawnjan
October 24, 2010 | Tiburon, CA
