TERENCE J. "TERRY" FARRELL Jr.

Terry, may you rest in peace and take solace in the wonderful family you helped raise

Dear Amy,

I am so sorry for your loss. You family is in my thoughts and prayers.

Sincerely,
Jeremy

Dear Amy,

I'm so sorry for your loss. While I didn't know Terry, I can see that he was an incredible man, a loving and involved father and a great husband. You two have so much in common and it sounds like you had so much fun together.

May his memory be a blessing to you and your extended family.

Sincerely,
Jill

Dear Amy and Family,
Terry was a dear friend and classmate at Holy Cross, class of 1961. Many years have passed since then. But fond memories continue. In earlier years I lived in Syracuse, NY with my wife, Kathy and our six children. After 35 years in banking and 20 years of retirement, we now live in Cortland, NY.
Please be assured of our love and prayers.
Sincerely, Kathy and Mike Stapleton

Dear Amy, Paige, Sean, Terence, Jack and Kate,
Many years ago, I worked as an administrative assistant to Terry at Boston Financial Technology Group. The four-person department was new, lasted for a hiccup, and we all went our separate ways. But my memories of that brief interim include how Terry took time to offer caring suggestions about some challenges in my life. I still have his thoughtful wedding gift, a framed photo of the place where my late husband proposed. Even though he left BFTG before me, he took a personal interest in helping me write my resume and called to check in once I accepted new employment. On occasion when we met at local high school basketball games, it was like seeing a friend, not a former boss. While it was a lifetime ago, I´ve often thought of Terry.
Even when people move on from our lives, the markers they leave are the intangibles, kindness, encouragement, sensitivity and understanding. The man I recall demonstrated all these things. I´m so very sorry for your loss.
Liza Carens Salerno

Amy,
May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow
Love Kim