Terrance "Terry" O'Hara

Mr o hara had a way about him that was one of a kind. I was a trouble maker and sent many times to his office. Every time I saw him you could see he was very content and happy. Now I miss the old days

Mr. O'HARA was my 6th grade teacher. I became interested in sports because of him, and became a teacher because of him. His influence on a gangly 11 year old later resulted I'm me getting a basketball scholarship to Assumption College. Wonderful teacher and a better role model. Hit em straight up there Mr. O!

Sorry to hear that Terry passed away. I was a fellow principal with Terry in the Northboro, Southboro School System. What a nice guy, and a true gentleman. It was a joy to interact with Terry as he always brought the feeling of joy in life.

Sincere sympathy to all the family. May we all remember him for his love and kindness for children.

Dear John and Family,

Our sincere sympathy is extended to you and your family, in the loss of your Father. We are certain you have wonderful memories of Tournament play together, and that he will surely be missed.

Please know, that you are in our thoughts and prayers, and we wish you well.

Best regards,

The Trottier Family,
Dr. Ray, Sally, Christine, Todd, and Eric

We were so sorry to learn of Terry's passing. Our sincerest sympathy to all his family. We were both college classmates and colleagues in Northborough. Terry was a joy to work with. Getting together with him at class reunions was the cause of much laughter and happy memories. We will never forget his fun loving nature - especially his practical jokes.
Brent and Judy Trottier

Terry, John and the O'Hara family, I Was sad to hear of your Dad's passing. "The good Terry" as he would say to me, was a wonderful person With such a good heart. Thinking of you all and sending thoughts and prayers during this difficult time.

Terry, John and the rest of the O'Hara family
I'm very sorry to here of your Dad's passing. I have many memories of your dad at Greenhill and Wachusett. He was a fun guy to be around. Let your many memories carry you through your difficult loss.

I remember Terry from driving school days. He was my instructor- it made for many happy hours and memories while in his company.
May Terry's peace come to fill the hearts of all those who love him .
Sincerely,
Martha Bergin Liddy