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1941 - 2023

Terry Smith

1941 - 2023

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1941

DIED

2023

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Parkville High School

Terry Smith Obituary

Published by Legacy Remembers on Feb. 19, 2023.

Major Terry Lee Smith (US Army Retired) passed away on February 11, 2023 at the age of 81 at the VA Medical Center at Perry Point, MD. He was a Baltimore native, born October 9, 1941, a graduate of Parkville High School, a Vietnam War Veteran, and a career military officer. In his later years, he was a member of the Knights of Columbus, an active member of St. Joseph Parish, a cat caretaker, and a volunteer shelter dog walker. He was preceded in death by his wife, Trish. He is survived by his children Talbot and Tara and grandchildren Andrew, William, Ella, Roman, and Ava. To honor his son's medical training, his final gift was to donate his body to science. A memorial event will be scheduled upon return of his ashes.

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Joanne Dodge Ayres and Bud Ayres

February 19, 2023

Terry and I have been friends since the summer before we entered six grade and we graduated from Parkville High School 1959. Having lived in the same neighborhood, we shared many of the same friends and we became friends as well! We went our separate ways and lost contact. In 1965 we accidentally met at a social gathering. Our friendship was always just that, a friendship . Terry was a good man, with strong beliefs in our Lord. He loved his kids and was thrilled to become a grandfather. I will always remember Terry for his kindness and caring. Over the years, we didn't see one another, but periodically kept in touch. I never had the pleasure of meeting his family, but Terry cherished them. Terry, no more pain, no illness. I know that you have found peace and rest and you are now with the LORD......until we meet again dear friend.