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February 17, 2011
We are sorry to hear you are gone but rest assured your sons Jonathan and Jim and together this date with you and for each other. Your son Jimbo was a very dear TCHS band mate and friend and we know his musical talent was inherited from you.
Kindest Regards,
Deborah Ramage Palmer and Phil R. Palmer
Mike Brannon
February 16, 2011
T, Thanks for all the laughs and your optimism toward life. I always enjoyed hanging out with you and dad and talking about business and tough times and laughing til I cried. You will be missed by me for sure. Hope you've met Blake by now. I never got a chance to thank you for comeing to his funeral. I know you can see everything perfectly now. " LOVE ON " my friend, we will see you soon!
Ron Whiddon
February 16, 2011
Rest in peace Terry. I remember with fondness playing in the Percolators. Those were good days.
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