Dale K Terjung

So sorry to read of your dad´s passing. Blessings to the family. Chris Baldwin

Mr. T as we called him was a great guy and a fun teacher. I had him just one semester as art wasn´t my thing but he made it fun and I made the best of it. I was friends with his son Brian (BT) and we did some activities with our church, The Chapel on Fir Hill, together. I wish the Terjung family all of the peace and love and they will be in my prayers.

I remember Mr Terjung as my art teacher at Ellet High School the thing that stood out with me about him besides being a great teacher but his love for Jesus Christ.

He was my art teacher at Ellet high school... he always looked out for me, was there if I needed to talk... not like other teachers.... He truly will be missed

Dale and I taught at Ellet High School. He was a good friend and we worked on many projects together. My fondest memory was our Faculty Follies where he helped make a calendar of the men teachers (wearing funny boxer shorts) and the women teachers (dressed like the holidays.) The best was when he did "Bedtime stories from Uncle Dale," where he scrambled words and pronunciations! He was a great teacher and friend. He will be missed! Barb Baltrinic, [email protected], Munroe Falls, Ohio.

I enjoyed Teaching in the same hallway with Dale.. he was such a wonderful man

SERVICE

S: Supportive (Always there to help, need a listening ear, just call Dale)
E: Engaging (The first to do what was needed before anyone could ask)
R: Respectful (Treated everyone better than he treated himself)
V: Victory (No more tears, no more pain, the former things have passed away)
I: Inviting (An enjoyable presence, kindness and giving, that's my brother)
C: Creative (Dale's world of imagination, his creativity made family times
memories)
E: Exceptional (Where are the words: kind, thoughtful, self-less, doer, pleasant, talented and the most special brother that a sister could have.)

We love you Dale,
Mark and Joan Denholm

I helped Brian (Mr. Terjung the younger) and Dale (Mr. Terjung the elder) work on one of Brian's cars. Dale showed astounding patience and calm that made the process smoother and helped me to keep the coarser aspects of my personality in check. He has passed that talent along to Brian (whether he knows it or not), and thus Dale remains with us.

We have fond memories of him and his wife opening their home to us on Easter Sunday for several years and making us feel very special. He was such a kind and thoughtful man and will be missed.