Terry Dennis Stuck

May your memories of the wonderful times you shared with your loved one comfort you and your family, today and always.

Very sad to hear of Terry's passing. I sailed countless times with Terry starting with the original Blue Max a Ranger 23 back in the 1970's. His competitive and fun loving nature was contagious to everyone around him. I grew up sailing with Terry and will miss him greatly.

remember the day you and jill moved into lakeside court? your great dog sailor walked into my front door and into the kitchen to partake of any stray dog food from my two dogs. you and jill were great friends to me throughout the years visit her when you can she misses you as do all of your friend s

Jill, you and the family are in our prayers. So sorry for your loss. Hugs to you.

Jill -
Sorry to hear of Terry's passing. I just found out today. He was a great friend and a tremendous competitor of Blitz's (Canadian J29). I still recall when the 3 of us met for drinks at Nemo's. A great time and memory.

He will be missed.

John Amyot

Jill,

So very sorry to hear of Terry's passing. Sending prayers for strength and healing.
--Doris

I sailed with Terry Stuck on Baron and more often against him. He was an outstanding sportsman, sailor, and gentleman.

Terry took care of his crew and earned the respect of his competition. Always well prepared, he set a standard of excellence that we all hoped to match. We will miss him greatly.

Jill - Anita and I were saddened to hear of Terry's passing. We only knew him a short time, but we have fond memories of sharing time with both of you on Mackinaw after the race. Terry was the best skipper and he taught me more than anyone I ever sailed with. He made you work hard and do your best, but always had fun in the process, even when I once launched a spinnaker sideways in a race! He will be missed.

I sailed with Terry many times over the years and was always impressed with his courage, judgment and vision. He made his crew feel welcome and important to the team. It was an honor to sail on a winning boat with an individual who could see what was coming next and knew what to do about it. I will miss the presence of a good sailor, a good man and a good friend.

Jill:
So sorry to hear of Terry's passing. We go back and long way with many good memories, playing cards at the Stuck house, parties at the Davis hunting cottage, cooning things out of the State Hospital gardens for Halloween, and a lot of fun at NMC. I've was glad to reconnect the past few years and looked forward to seeing him this summer with Gary and Ed. Judy and I wish you good luck with your back and hear it is making progress.