Terje Reinertsen

I'm so sorry to hear that Terje passed away. I first Terje when I was volunteering at Concord Mental Health Center, which was started by Jim Kinhan, Tom Carson and Terje Reinertsen, Terje and Anna Philbrook supervised/trained us volunteers. Later I was hired at the center and for a time Terje and I shared an office together. Jim Wells and I spearheaded the Emergency Services program and built bridges between the Mental Health Center, Concord Hospital and the medical community when Terje...

Terje hired me in 1977 to provide psychiatric services to his newly formed mental health center. Many years after both of us retired I began the ritual of calling him on his birthday to check on his health, so this year when Priscilla informed me he had passed, she and I decided that our friendship meant enough to both of us that I will continue the tradition each year. Here´s to a wonderful leader, mentor, and friend. Peter Delfausse, M.D.

Terje was such a wonderful man and great friend. We will miss him. Lorrie and Brad

Terje interviewed and hired me to work at the mental health center and set me on my career path. His leadership was impeccable. May his memory be a blessing.

My college Professor that touched my Heart Forever RIP SGK

So sorry to hear of the loss of Terje. I enjoyed working with him when I joined Riverbend Community Mental Health as development director way back in 1987. We also enjoyed some hikes including the Moosilauke climb on New Years Day. My best thoughts to Priscilla.

I am so sorry to hear of Terje's death, and glad for him that he is no longer in pain. It was an honor and a joy to work at the then Central New Hampshire Community Mental Health Center during his tenure. I remember well his compassion, his mischievous sense of humor, and his excellent leadership. Many, many fond memories of a special man.

Priscilla, so sorry to read about Terje passing. I remember our many conversations when he would come in my office. They were extremely educational. To show how compassionate he was, one time he left my office and noticed a worker out front with a jack hammer and no ear protection. Came back in to get a wad of tissue and go back out to have the worker plug his ears. Great guy surely to be missed. Rest in peace my friend