Terry L. Grim

Dear Arlene,
I was so blessed to have Terry as a friend. You and Terry have been with me through thick and thin. Without your help I dont know how I would've been able to do everything I needed to do after Harry died. Much love, your friend Carolyn Miller

We are sorry to hear of the loss of Terry. He was a wonderful neighbor. But he is in a better place with no ailments. He is whole again. We will keep you and the family in our prayers.

Dear Arlene and Family,
I don't even know where to start because I have so many wonderful memories of Terry. One of my first memories was when I was about 5 years old. Walking down the boardwalk in OC , NJ. He carried me on his shoulders. Those memories of the shore and staying at Henry Flinchbaugh's house are very happy memories, even though I was so young. And the M.C. Trips to Cowtown and the rodeo.
I know your close friendship with my parents began before I was born, so there is...

Dear Arlene
Our deepest sympathy to your and your family in the loss of Terry. We have missed seeing you all on "our side of the church" during worship. May God's spirit provide comfort and peace in this time of grief. But we also celebrate with you his earthy life and heaven's gain.

I was so sorry to hear of your loss. The thoughts of many are with you at this time of sorrow.

Arlene, I am so sorry to hear of the loss of Terry. I am thankful I had the opportunity to know him, he was a wonderful man.I first met both of you at Stillmeadow and was attracted by your wonderful smiles and happy attitudes. I am so sorry for the deep void it will leave in your heart and life but so glad for the happy memories. My deepest sympathy to you and your family.