Terrell Givens

This popped up on my page today to write another entry in your guestbook and I didnt hesitate.
Dad after all these years youre still missed like it was yesterday. You were more then a father to us. I learned so much from you and most the good Qualities. I wish you were here so I could talk to you hold you one more time for you I love you. Wish you could see all the grandkids great grandkids. I will always love you youre always in my heart every day I think of you and mom. I will always...

Dad - It has been three months since you went home. It still is not any easier on us. I really miss our special times we had talking and that VERY SPECIAL LOOK you gave me too. You were our rock however you deserve to be pain free. Thanks for sharing all of your stories (your life) with me I always had time to listen to your Navy Days.
I LOVE YOU VERY MUCH!
YOUR LOVING DAUGHTER
KAREN

Grumps you were a Hero to me and many others. You were a strong man who formed a great family that I am lucky to be part of. You have seen more things in life than many could even imagine and you moved forward with possitive accomplishments that I could only dream for. I will truly miss the good times together talking about life and ejoying the things you had to say. I always looked up to and valued all that you had to give. Thanks for the good times and Thanks for our FAMILY. Love...

Livermore lost one of it's finest citizens with the death of Terrell Givens. Terry will be remembered in the hearts of many. His children are a testament to him and Iris. Good people are not created by chance. God Bless Terry and his Family.

What can one say at a time like this.
Now is when we say things we should have told them when they were here. I regret not doing this with you.
I've always called you my adpoted Dad. I had so much respect for you. You were a man of integrity. You were loved by all.
You may be gone but you will NEVER be forgotten.
Go in Peace
I will always remember you.
Penny(your adopted daughter)

I ran into Terry a few years ago, noting his UDT license plate. My dad was UDT, and went thru training in Ft. Pierce about the same time as Terry, though they probably never met. I had a wonderful chat with him, talking about those days, and how he made his way after the war, starting his business and raising a family. What a great guy! Someone who fought for his country, helped build Livermore, and left a truly positive legacy. He really was a founding member of the Greatest Generation. Hats...

Grandpa you will be missed very much. We Love You!