Terrance O'Connor

I would like to say i was very sad when I learned of Terry's passing When I joined prime timers Terry met me at the door and welcomed me to a new world that I am enjoying now. I enjoyed playing golf with Terry and all our get to gethers we had at prime timers. I would like to send my condolences to Ron, they made agreat couple.

Ron, please accept my condolences. I remember my kids,Travis and Kristen, visiting you and Terry at your house. They were young, I think maybe Travis was seven and Kristen was six years old. You and Terry showed them some of the many souvenirs from your travels and they were so impressed with them and the stories that went with them. We will miss Terry.

Ron. Terry and you welcomed us to your group of friends , in Edmonton and we had many good times and meals , aTerry was a great cook and a great friend , even when we went golfing and his first shot went through a garage window and hit a tractor , so many good memories

Terry and I were friends from Teacher College days. We both taught in Cold Lake and in Germany, then ended up in Edmonton.
We had fun social occasions, often with Terry's great cooking and meticulous attention to details.
I am fortunate in having one of Terry's chigiri-e art works.
My sympathies to his family and friends.
Monique Tremblay

Ron, Mrs. O'Connor and family,

Laura and I would like to extend our sympathy to you during this sad time.
Thinking about Terry and the beautiful chi-gi-ri art he made and the memories I will have everytime I see it. In time the memories of Terry will bring more smiles to us and those who knew this gentle man.

thinking about you,
Jan Guidinger and Laura McDonnell