6709-11 Frankford Avenue
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
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Jospeh McClain Sr
December 31, 2022
You couldn“t find a better friend then Terry that i can assure you.
RAISE YA .50 BIG GUY.
joseph jordan
June 9, 2011
Omg terry tobin passed away????? I was one of the kids terry helped out at the nfcy ... I was always getting in trouble and sent to his office he was like another father figure in my life. He will be missed
Sonia Saunders
January 22, 2011
Our prayers and wishes of comfort are with the Tobin Family. Terry will be missed and each day that I grow in my businees and my life I always think of the techniques he taught me as well as making decisions as a single parent. I pray that his children and grandchildren realize how much he loved them and being a strong individual was always his motto. "Keep your head up, sit down, and evaluate the problem, we will get through this." I am sadden to find out about his passing so late, but me knowing Terry, he would understand. You see being busy kept us happy. Lil Danny and Theresa it will be okay. Love ya
Millie & Steve Geibel
January 11, 2011
Our thoughts and prayers are with all of the Tobin Family. I'm sure your loved one will be missed but never forgotten. Terry's passing may be your loss but truly God's gain as he obviously was a good person in many ways.
connie DeLury
January 10, 2011
I was so sad to learn of Terry's passing. He and I spent many hours together working on various committees and special events in Frankford back in the 1990s. He was so committed to the good of the community, whether it was the community in which he lived, or the one in which he worked. The world is a sadder place without him. Please accept my sincere sympathy.
Susan Feola
January 10, 2011
To the Tobin family,
Terry was an icon to the Frankford High School community. We were so blessed to have him work with us as a friend and colleague over the last few years to ensure that the school celebrated it's 100th anniversary with style and class.
He was a man with a very big heart and soul. We know that he will watch over his family and friends from heaven and guide us as we move forward.
He is very sadly missed,
Susan Feola and FHS Alumni Association
Robert Ditsche
January 10, 2011
My prayers go out to the family of Terry. Althrough I haven't seen or talked to Terry, I do remember Ice skating with him ,David,Carol Ann,Ruth. And as I was just looking in the 1962 year book . His words were good luck to a good skater which i was not,almost took Carol Anns leg off.again my prayers to the family.
January 9, 2011
Tacony was a better place because of Terry. His tireless efforts brought a struggling Vogt C.A. from disorganized chaos into prominence in the Northeast. No one in Tacony can forget what was done by him at Vogt. God bless you, Terry. We're all grateful for what you did for us and are better people because we've shared your friendship.
Leslie Fleming
January 9, 2011
Carol and Barry, I am so very sorry about the loss of your beloved brother. I am sure that Terry was a wonderful man. My heart goes out to your family. Sending you prayers, love, and strength at this sad time.
Marge Zach
January 9, 2011
My heartfelt sympathy to Mr. Tobin's family. You will have another angel to watch over you. To be loved and missed is the greatest legacy.
Maria Castle
January 9, 2011
May you rest in peace now with your angels in heaven and look down on your family especially your grandchildren who will miss you the most they were lucky to have your with them always by their sides in the worst of times and the best Joe and I would always say that they were lucky to have such a Grandfather like you look down on them now and guide them from a better place. Our deppest sympathy to Danny and Tammy they could not have asked for better Father .
Maria & Joe Castle Mt. Lauel, NJ
Margarita Delgado
January 9, 2011
My condolences to the entire Tobin Family. His journey here is done and he now rest in peace with the Lord. May you always remember him with good memories. May God be will you all.
Lynda Kennedy-DeSouza
January 8, 2011
Terry, we didn't always see eye to eye but we both had a goal in common, to help make things better. We had very different methods and beliefs but we were able to put that aside and work together over the years. Frankford lost a friend in you Terry. May you Rest in Peace and may God bring comfort to your family.
January 8, 2011
Terry was such an important person in Frankford and to Frankford. He loved the community and did everything he could to help it come back from hard times. Our students loved swimming at the Y and still ask when it will reopen. Rest in peace, Terry, your job is over and was very well and lovingly done. The whole community will miss you dearly.
Penny Colgan-Davis, Principal Frankford Friends School
pam rizzo
January 8, 2011
To the family of Mr. Tobin: May God help you through this troubling time. And may he rest in peace,with our lord and keep him in his eternal peace. Thank you for all you did to help make our recent event for the 100th celebration . Pam Rizzo
D M
January 8, 2011
I stumbled upon Mr. Tobin's obituary looking for someone else who had recently passed. Back in 1999, I was in a welfare to work program with Frankford United Neighbors CDC. During that time, I was sent to NFCY to do some admin work. Mr. Tobin was one of the reasons I was able to regain my self esteem and finally make something of myself. I will never forget what he did for me and Im sure that he instilled that in others as well. He was truly a great person and a mentor. Thank you Mr. Tobin,for what you've done for me. Rest in peace, you fly with the angels now.
Vincent De Laurentis
January 8, 2011
Every three weeks Terry came to my barbershop for his haircut for the past 40 some years.He was an amazing man and a good friend.I knew five generations of his family, my deepest sympathy to all who loved him.
Marty Walsh
January 7, 2011
Wow,
A Tacony legend is gone Had many a fun time with Terry and the others involved in the 70's & 80's.
He leaves a big hole in the neighborhood
Laura DiMeo
January 7, 2011
Terry Tobin AKA The Big Cheese is one of those few people in life you meet and say to yourself Wow he is a really great person to be around. He was the first one to help you in your time of need. Hewas always there for you with either a kind word of wisedom or a dose of tuff love. He was like a father or let me say dad to many people.( i was one of them). The world has lost an angel
The Optimist Club of Mayfair
January 7, 2011
Rest in peace Terry, your job is done. A good neighbor, a loyal friend, and a great community leader. You have touched many lives in your travel through life.
Barbara Boyle
January 7, 2011
Tammy, Danny and families, My deepest sympathy on the passing of your dad. I think at one time or another he coached most of the neighborhood. He not only gave his teams tips on the game but also a bit of wisdom to take along with them through life.
Magna Diaz
January 7, 2011
My deepest sympathy to the family. Terry was a wonderful man. I did the National Honor Society for Frankford High School for over 10 years and Terry always made sure we had the money from the Alumni for the Kids to receive their gifts but above all he was always present to support the top students of Frank ford High School. Magna Diaz -School Librarian (Now at Edison High School)
Richard Ziegler
January 6, 2011
My deepest sympathy extended. We have not seen each other since touch football.
Andrew McMenamin
January 6, 2011
Mr Tobin was my baseball coach down at CCP College back in 1994-1995. He was a good baseball man and loved the sport and coaching, He was an even better person. My condolences to Mr Tobins family.
Gus Carr
January 6, 2011
My sincere condolence to Terry's
family, especially his grandchildren
who I knew from the Frankford Y.
JOE MCCLAIN SR.
January 6, 2011
CARING,GIVING,LOYAL. ALL THESE WORDS DESCRIBE MY FRIEND TERRY. WE HAVE KNOWN EACH OTHER OVER 25 YEARS. I WILL MISS OUR PHONE CALLS DURING THE PHILLIES GAMES. I WILL MISS OUR SATURDAY EVENING CARD GAMES WHERE HE PLAYED ONE OF THE MOST FUSTRATING CARD GAMES EVER THOUGHT UP. THAT I WILL NOT MISS.HIS FRIENDSHIP WAS ALSO LIKE THAT OF A SECOND FATHER. THATS HOW MUCH THIS MAN MEANT TO ME. TERRY I MISS YOU MY FRIEND. HOLD ME A SEAT AT THE POKER TABLE ON THE OTHER SIDE.LOVE YOU TERRY!
Carolyn Ricci/Finegan
January 6, 2011
Terry was a man of Heart and would do for anyone. He is and always will have a very special place in my heart! He had taught me that caring for an indiviual and trying to help them with their needs was important. He was like a father to me and I will miss him greatly.
Carolyn Ricci/Finegan
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