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vincent guttuso
February 26, 2024
I will miss him! Good man!
Peggy Brauner Lacourrege
January 5, 2024
My memories of Terry are all about him being the consummate teacher and friend. I graduated with the LSU Cardiopulmonary Class of 1985. His calm demeanor and knowledge were a great asset to our clinical rotations at Tulane, Charity and VA. I immediately think back to his lectures on hemodynamics and that my understanding of it was all due to Terry's to the way he taught it. He had a way of making things all click and connect. We could not have had a better pair of teacher/friends than what we had with the Fourette and Cairo team!
Catherine Jimenez
December 13, 2023
Terry was my instructor at LSU. He was so gifted and intelligent. His lectures were informative with occasional bouts of humor and witty sarcasm. May St. Port-O-Let be always at your side Terry!
Barry A. Brown,RRT-MPA
December 11, 2023
May your hearts soon be filled with wonderful memories of joyful times together as you celebrate a life well lived.
Stephanie Felps
December 10, 2023
He had a true passion for Respiratory Care! He was kind, funny, and made a huge difference in the respiratory care was perceived! His smile and laughter we contagious. He will be missed. Rest in peace Terry!
Jo Ann Francois
December 10, 2023
I am sadden to hear this news. I know he was having illness but to know he is gone is heartbreaking. He will be missed by many. Jo Ann Francois
Donna Wascom Graves
December 9, 2023
Terry was truly an inspiration to all. He truly cared for his students and the profession of respiratory care. I was blessed to call him my teacher, mentor, and friend.
Kim Simmond
December 9, 2023
Terry was a wonderful mentor to me as my respiratory therapy career progressed. What a loss for the future respiratory students.
Eddie Doyle
December 9, 2023
Terry was my mentor in school, as he was for so many. He was a true educator in every sense of the word. We shared a love of medicine & motorcycles. The world is poorer for his loss.
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