Terrence N. Crummitt

I learned of Terry's death only last night. Although it's been probably two years since I've seen Terry and probably 11 since we really hung out, my heart sank upon hearing the news. Terry and I were close friends in high school and for a couple of years afterward. He and I were quite possibly the biggest goofballs I knew at the time. Whether it was making fun of teachers, skipping school to eat at Denny's, or watching and making horror movies, my time with Terry was never, ever dull. He was...

I met Terry in high school back in 1990 I belive it was. We acted together in the Shakespearean Troupe, Forensics and did many a school play and musical together. We even had worked together in DC on the Spirit of Washington cruise boats and were rehearsal dance partners a few times. He always had a magical way of making me feel wonderful about myself and my talent. I will always remember him as a multitalented humorous zealous indifilmmaker. I was so hoping to work with him again in the...

There was a time when Terry and I talked often, hung out, watched movies, dished on Hollywood, and traded lines from films and generally had a great time together. Being with him made me feel truly alive because Terry was always "on," even in his quietest moments. He was always plotting, scheming, analyzing and imparting wisdom. If not for him, I would be a different person today. I'll never know anyone like Terry, and I'll carry his spirit wherever I go. I pray for the support that his...

Although we have never met Terrence or his family, we have "met" his mom, Susan, through Ebay. We pray that she and the family will find a way to deal with the grief and will take some comfort from the love and prayers of others.

i think its safe to say that anyone who ever had the chance to meet terry, felt a connection to him. terry had an amazing way of showing everyone -from his best friends and family to his online and offline aquaintances- his beautiful, sparkling, hilarious, huge and loving spirit. i am thankful for the times i had with him. he is missed but never forgotten.

I am so sorry to hear of Terry's passing. My memories of Terry take me back to when we were children at Clifton Park Baptist Church. Although I had not seen Terry in a very long time, he was someone I will never forget. I know his mom Susan and brother Kenny and his family are grieving the loss of such a wonderful young man. Please know you all are in all of our hearts and prayers. Terry's beautiful spirit will be forever shining in your hearts.

Terry:

I met Terry at Clifton Park Baptist Church, Silver Spring some years ago. His mother, Sue is like a mother to me. Each time I was in their house and Terry was around, he was always friendly and full of life. At his funeral today, nothing could be more gracious for a young man of 31 to have touched as many lives in his brief years on earth.

My heartfelt condolences to his mother-Sue, brother-Kenny and other loved ones. May God be with you all!

I have not seen Terry since High School. But I am saddened by the news of his death. I recall his creativity and talent as early as Elementary School. His artistic sense was strong from the beginning, and he was not affraid to show, share it. That is very hard for anyone to do, much less a young boy in Elementary School. My condolences to all who knew and loved Terry and The Crummit Family.