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Ward
March 14, 2021
I worked for Mike in the Jet engine shop for many years. He was a wonderful guy to work for. When their was a problems, we could go to Mike and explain the problem and how to repair the problem, he was always their to help out. Mike was always an example and encouraged all of us to do our best. The Air Guard was a wonderful place to work and lots of wonderful people. Eddie Ward, retired jet engine shop supervisor.
March 26, 2011
THOUGHTS AND PRAYERS ARE WITH YOU AND YOUR FAMILY
THOMAS PEDERSEN AND DEBI ARNOLD
Dee Anderson-Burger
March 21, 2011
My prayers and thoughts are with your family. He was a man who served his country with pride and I know you have to be proud of him. I first met you and Michael when Kim and Tony were at Joe and Sue, a couple of years ago.
CMSgt Jim Chisholm
March 21, 2011
Shirley and family:
Please except my condolences on your loss. Chief Terlizzi was my first Chief and set the standard for future Chiefs. Many Airmen can trace their success to men like Chief Terlizzi. I have many fond memories of Mike mentoring younger Airmen and placing us back on the right path. He was a great Airman for the Wisconsin Air National Guard and the United States Air Force. May God bless all of you.
March 21, 2011
I was very saddened to here of the loss of "Mr. Terlizzi". I am Ken Pileggi and lived next door to the family on Dakota Street in the 1970's. You are in our thought and prayers (Jim and Carol Pileggi - my parents) now live in Wausaukee, WI and also send their deepest sympathies. God Bless Mrs. Terlizzi and your family in this tough time. Ken Pileggi, Mukwonago WI
Cathy and John Bauer
March 21, 2011
My memories of Uncle Mike always make me smile. Aunt Shirle, I am sorry I am unable to be there in person but my thoughts and prayers are with you and the family at this time. Take care.
Robert Bagley
March 21, 2011
Aunt Shirle, I heard about Uncle Mike. He was part of a triumphant war effort and was respected by his crewmates and his unit members. My condolences on your loss. I will keep him and you in my thoughts.
Roberta Henrichs
March 20, 2011
My deepest prayers are with you all at this difficult time.My husband Bill Henrichs was with Mike almost from the beginning of Guard, and knew him well. May treasured memories sustain you as time goes on, for in them and your heart Mike will always live.
Richard Gardner
March 20, 2011
Here's to you, Mike, a guy who made my experience with the 126FIS safer and more meaningful as a young lieutenant flying in those F-89s (1955-1961).
March 20, 2011
I served with mike on active duty during the korean conflict,he was like my older brother to me..I will never forget him...norb zaffran,rhinelander wi.
Chrissy (Terlizzi) Stephens
March 20, 2011
You will be missed very much Uncle Mike. I know that you are in a much better place. Say hi to my Mom and Dad when you get there. I love you and will miss you. Chrissy (Terlizzi) Stephens
Lauren "Bird" Siegel
March 20, 2011
I remember Mike Terlizzi well, especially his very FIRM handshake. He always had a big smile as pictured here. I remember his retirement party at the club where he was presented with a rocking chair made out of Dexion. What a laugh that got. He will be missed by many. ............ .Bird
Lynn (Kohl) Durbin
March 20, 2011
The loss of Mike is very hard but he is in a better place with other family loved ones and friends. Take comfort in knowing he is watching over you, his family, and is only as far away as in your heart.
Eddie Ward
March 20, 2011
Take comfort in knowing that now you have a special guardian angel to watch over you.
Norman and Betty Poberezny
March 20, 2011
Shirley and family:
Betty and I want to express our condolences on the passing of our good friend Mike.
It is a loss to all of us, he was also an asset to the 128th WANG. He will be missed by everybody.
Norm and Betty Poberezny
Michael Wilson
March 20, 2011
My condolences on the loss of Mike. I knew the Chief from my first day in the guard in Jan of 1964 ( his Field Maintenance office was right below ours}. He was a good friend and one of my mentors as a young 3 striper. So long Chief. Mike
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