Terry L. Grew

Terry "Boo"--Our class of 1965 is getting ready to have our 60th Class Reunion. JoAnn Danks Dadisman is in charge of this one. We all sure know you will be greatly missed. So hoping you have been able to greet Joe Rose and Rick Robertson two recent passings. Sincerely, Kathy and the Class of 65.

Mr Terry was a huge part of my childhood as he was my mother's boss for as long as I can remember. I can still hear him in the background yelling Cut the cord!! whenever I would call my mom at work. I was so incredibly sad to hear this news. Blessings to his family and friends and may he rest in perfect peace.

Please accept my sincere condolences for your loss. I worked with Terry for many years at the VA and we had a lot of laughs together, especially when the Steelers played against the Bills. Terry was truly a good guy. May our Lord and Savior provide you and yours the comfort you need to get through this most difficult time.

Little did we know when we moved into our home Newport News, Va in 1994 that the move would begin one of the most rewarding friendships of our lives. Terry and Nancy Grew became dear, cherished friends as we spent the next 10 years living beside them. We still treasure their friendship some 23 years later and have kept in touch on a regular basis; some friends remain in our lives forever and those are the ones that make life worth living. Terry was one of those friends, Nancy still is....

May the family find peace and comfort in knowing all sickness, all pain and death will one day be gone for this has been promised.

So sorry to hear of Terry's passing. We worked together for many years at the Hampton VAMC and I will cherish many fond memories of him. My heartfelt condolences to his family and friends and I pray God will bless each of you and give you the strength to carry you through this difficult time.

My condolences to the family, so sorry to lose such a good friend we had many good laughs together. I will miss him !

I'm so sorry for the loss of Terry. He was a great guy and I thoroughly enjoyed knowing and working with him at the VA Hospital for over 40 years. My condolences and prayers to his family at their loss. Fred Trunik

Terry was not only my cousin, he was a wonderful friend. I will cherish the memories
we had growing up and attending the St.Paul's
United Church of Christ. I will treasure the
visit's whenever Terry and Mark came to our
home to visit with his mother, Jul. May God
bless your family, and may the Holy Spirit
descend down upon your family and give you
the peace that passes all understanding.
Paul D.Grew