TERRY KIESERMAN

My parents(Leon and Sylvia Horowitz) were very good friends with Terry and Jack for many years. I last saw Terry with my husband and two of my sons at a chinese lunch at the Plymouth Meeting Mall when I moved back to PA in 2005. I tried to phone her a few weeks ago when I was in Philly for job training. The # was disconnected and I feared the worst. Here's to the memories and may she rest in peace. P.S. It was Terry's influence on me that made me decide on being a social worker and on...

We lived at Timberlake with Terry. She was an amazing woman! Full of spunk and energy. She was a joy to talk with and we always enjoyed her youthful presence. She will be remembered ever so fondly.

Terry was my first cousin. We grew up in the same house in Brooklyn. Her parents(my aunt and uncle) died early but she worked hard to finish her education and support herself. She was a lot of fun and fortunately visited me in California so we kept a close connection. She made my son Peter feel like he had a second home and family on the East coast. We loved her and she will be greatly missed. Myrna Tokofsky

Terry would not want flowers. Preferably, contributions to the ACLU, National MS Society, Cancer support groups,environmental protection groups or Southern Poverty Law Center!!

I have wonderful memories of visiting the Keiserman's house in Norristown when I was a child and my grand parents were friends with Jack and Terry. Terry will be missed!