Terry M. Williams

GOODBYE GOOD FRIEND..REALLY GOING TO MISS YOU..THANKS FOR ALL THE LAUGHS OVER ALL THE YEARS...

Dear Jack & Family: As one of Terry's Squares and Byron's Bobcats I would like to offer my condolences to the entire Williams family! Terry was such a wonderful guy with a great sense of humor! I have many fond memories of Terry and the West Side of Binghamton! May God Bless and Comfort all of you! RIP Terry!!

This sad day has finally come. I hate to say goodbye to you Terry. You have had me laughing for the past 23 years. We have remained friends despite long distances between us. I only just got you to tell me how old you are this year! Always joking, always with a smart crack. I'll miss your humor on the other end of my telephone Terry. I'll miss your unique personality. Continue down your own path in peace. XOXO Love, Suzanne

We are so sorry to hear of Terry's passing. He was so well know in Binghamton and such a nice guy and he loved his beautiful dogs. Our condolences to Terry's family. Thumper and Renee

Dear Williams Family,
We are so very sorry to hear of Terry's passing. We have many fond memories of the times we spent in his company. He was quite a character & will be truly missed.

To Jack and all the Williams Family; sad to hear about Terry's passing. I've known Terry since I was 5 years old growing up at Ayres & Murray streets. Last time I saw Terry he was asking me to show him how to play pickleball down in Glendale. He was a wonderful guy and won't be forgotten !

Terry is a memorable, thoughtful person whom I have known most of my life. Terry will be remembered as his own person who forged his own life in his own manner. Rest in Peace my friend.

Dear Williams Family,

We are truly sorry to hear about Terry's passing. He was a lifelong friend, and an extraordinary person. He will long be remembered for his quick wit, and incredible personality.

May you find much comfort in a lifetime of wonderful memories. Our deepest condolences.

Terry and Kate Grippen

RIP My friend

So sad to hear of Terry's struggles with cancer. It was always a pleasure when I would see him out walking his dogs when we lived on Murray St. I know that he is at peace now.
He will be in my prayers along with his devoted friends.