Terry John Galliano

I am saddened to hear of Mr. Terry's passing. I always regarded him as a 'gentle giant'. He was always very kind to me. I hope that his family finds strength and comfort in their memories of him. Thoughts and prayers to all of them.--Terry Sewell Wingerter

Madeline, I'm so sorry to hear about the passing of Terry. You and your family will remain in my prayers.

My condolences to the family for your loss of Terry.

I worked with around Terry for many years in the Gulf of Mexico. Terry was stern but fair and he treated me with respect. May he Rest In Peace and that the family find comfort in his many accomplishments.

Regards

Dear Ms. Madeline, Andrea, Dante, Melissa, and all the Galliano family,
I can’t tell you how sorry I am to hear about Mr. Terry. I have so many great memories of times spent with Mr. Terry and your family at your house in Choupiq, the Grand Isle trips, the jazz fest outings, the parades, and all the feasts he treated us to and cooked for us. He was like a second dad to me through college- always so supportive of Andrea and me. He looked out for me like I was one of his own. I’m so grateful to have known him and will never forget his kindness and support throughout those years.
Sending my love to all of you,
Sara

I worked in Exxon's N.O. down town office with Terry when he was brought in from his offshore assignment. He was a sweet, funny and super nice gent that fit in well in our group. He always had that twinkle of merriment in his eyes and a beautiful smile. My condolences to his entire family on the loss of a very special man.

Terry and his brother Gary were my childhood friends. Many memories and fun. Condolences and prayers to his family. He will be missed by many.

Madeline, I'm so sorry to hear the sad news about Terry. You and your family remain in my prayers.

Terry will surly be missed by his family and friends. We would always talk about fishing and fish fries. He was the most entertaining superintendent I ever worked for with a daily dose of Cajun stories and jokes. I truly enjoyed working for him.

Terry was my blues brother. We spent many a time playing guitar and talking about life.