TERESE TAFFER

My name is tobe mason. Terry and I had been the best of friends, probably since the beginning of Hebrew school, if not before that. I remember how much she loved her French studies and worked in Manhattan for something Francaise ? We lost touch and then found each other again in 1982. She told me that kiwis are really good even though they´re so ugly! The things we remember. But, If I do remember correctly, today was her birthday & her birthstone was a Peridot?? I went online to see if...

I grew up with Terry as a friend of her sister, Susan. I will remember her with love. My thoughts are with her family.

Dear Andrew and Fran, We were so shaken to learn of your mother's tragic passing. We are deeply sorry for your family's great loss. We met Terry in the early 90's when you all moved to Short Hills. As we're sure you recall, our beautiful Golden Retrievers Belle and Cubby became best friends and our friendship with your mother grew from there. Through the years we helped each other care for our dogs on endless occasions, even after her move to NY. In fact, we drove Terry and Belle into the...

This is Billie, I'm the one who lives in DC, but we are all so saddened by your heartbreaking loss. We send our heartfelt condolences and wish you peace. If there's any way I can help here in DC please let me know.

We're long-time patients of Dr. Robert Dudnick and are heartbroken about the passing of his beloved sister. He's a kind, gentle soul and our thoughts are with him and his family at this sad time.

Condolences to the family. Ms. Terry lived where I used to work. She was a very nice and intelligent lady. We had many conversations and laughs. She will be dearly missed.

I met Terry through Arttable in DC. Such a lively and interesting person. My heartfelt sympathy for her family's loss.

On behalf of the Harry G. Friedman Society please accept our heartfelt condolences. Terry was a longtime active member of our organization and we shall miss her enthusiasm for Jewish material culture. May your entire family be comforted among the mourners of Zion and Jerusalem.
Dr. Ira Rezak, President
Warren Klein, VP
Terry Cohn, Secretary
Rabbi Joseph Topek, Treasurer

I am so sorry. Terry was in a few of my classes at Central Synagogue--and she was a sparkling presence. She was a curious seeker--and helped us all look more closely at whatever we were reading. And she kept us straight about our sloppy ideas of art history! I admired her determination to adventure and find what was a good home for herself. She was generous, even in just knowing her from this context. I offer my condolences to those who loved her. I know her Central Synagogue peers will feel...