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Terrence McGuire Obituary

Terrence John McGuire Passed away unexpectedly at home on July 20th. Terry is survived by his significant other, Jamie Erfurdt; his sons, Robert Paul & Tim Terrence of Georgia; his mother, Jean McGuire; brothers Kevin (Monica), Richard, Dennis, Brian (Cindy) and sister Mary. He was preceded in death by his father, Robert McGuire, brother Robert McGuire Jr. & sister Mary Catherine. Terry recently retired after more than 30 yrs as an inside wireman in SF Electrician's Union Local 6. Known for his sense of humor, charm & gregarious nature, he was aka Mr. Magoo. Born 9/18/1952 in SF, he attended St. Brendans, Riordan H.S. and SF State. Private services have been held. Donations to your favorite charity preferred.

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Published by San Francisco Chronicle on Jul. 25, 2010.

Memories and Condolences
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4 Entries

Kevin Tumminia

August 10, 2010

Thank You Terry for all the advise over the years. Now, Rest my peace my Brother.

Teri Kalafate

July 27, 2010

Dearest, Silly, Goofy, "T" ...

You were an "adopted brother". You were also loyal to my parents. We always loved you for that, too. You brought "Kaiimi" into our lives (black lab puppy) when you lived with us. You moved out ... "your" puppy never did! Your "green thumb" in our backyard was classic.
Too many memories, so many laughs. Will miss you.Keep the angels smiling.
xox, Teri "Little T"

Kevin Shields

July 26, 2010

Goodbye and I hope you become one of my angels. I thought of you the other day after a long time and so did Kit, I wonder if your energy came through this house that you spent lots of time?

July 25, 2010

I worked with Terry many times. I will miss him,and I sympathize with family and friends. Jean Marie Baneat

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