Terrence A. Culligan

My great uncle, Bill Dorogy, was a member of the Whirlwinds, and I think my uncle Jim Robinson was also. I remember my dad talking about the Whirlwinds, and after he died in July of 2005, I found this photo. My condolences to the whole Culligan family.

Dear Culligan Family, Our thoughts and prayers are with you at this difficult time. We met "Uncle Terrence" through "Miss Arlene" at Conneaut Lake, we will always remember his great smile. Our deepest condolences on your loss.

Kevin, Sandy and Family,
I was very sorry to read about your dad. I also lost my Dad in Feb. this year at 91 years. My deepest sympathies to you and your family. May they always be only as far away as our memories.

Dear Dorothy ,
So sorry to hear that my buddy past, he was good for a "hello" or a "what ya know " when the door was open as he took his famous stoll around the town he so loved, every morning he pasted my business until he took ill, and I moved my salon. I have so many memories of him and your family since I was younger ,and I am blessed to have our talks as good memories with Terry, Ill keep him in my heart forever.

Dorothy I knew Terry from the 1st. ward fire dept, I was a member for 3 years, also as a Dawson bus driver. Terry was a very nice person.

We remember Terry as a "gentleman".
Our thoughts and prayers are with you during this difficult time.
Sincerely,

Dear Dorothy, Kevin, Sandy, Courtnie, Caitlin and Culligan Family -
We'll always remember Terry as the walking man, and now we know he could fly! His energy and stamina were an inspiration to all who knew about him.

May the road rise to meet him. . .

Our deepest condolences on your loss.

Dear Dorthy and family, I have such wonderful memories of visiting with
Terry and you. My mortorcyle ride with Terry as my co-pilot around the lake always brings a warm smile. I have a special kindred bond with Terry since we both have the honor of sharing a family name. I hope your wonderful memories also keep you warm and smiling.