Terrrence M. Swift

Think of you when we were growing up on Whittier quite a bit.

hope everything in hunky-dory in that great big sky you're in mazi

will always remember your HO set and our times climbing trees in the park (oh, and skipping school in the afternoons once in a while).

Terry was a great friend.
My condolences to his Wife and family.

Rest in peace terry always remember u when I was young that long hair and being skinnyu will be missed

Julie and Mary and Family, Your brother's death came as such a shock. I had no idea that he was having health problems. I extend my deepest sympathy to you and your family and his family as well. He has left us at too young an age but will be remembered fondly for all that he accomplished in such a short life. God Bless You All.

Tamara, I hope you will just let me ramble on, if you read this. Terry was my closest friend when I was growing up with my Uke parents speaking mostly Ukr. He was my closest friend, we were together EVERY day in the late sixties to early seventies. We had, what I thought at the time, the largest HO train set in town in his basement. Heck, I'ld go to Ed Gouth's and buy stuff for it all the time. We would go into the nuclear sub (bomb shelter) where we would do homework, and he helped me a lot....

There are no good words that provide comfort this moment, but if you believe in God's divine plan, you Will know that he is lifting you up in love, as he has lifted your brother, Terry. We are so deeply sorry for your loss.