Dear Charlene and family,

I am so sorry to hear about Terry. He was such a sweet man. I sure will miss seeing you guys together at the office. I am thinking of you and sending love and hugs.

❤️Marnie Shumanski-Johnson

From the Collrin family in Saint John, NB, we send our heartfelt condolences to Terry's family.

Dear Charlene and O 'Connor family

Pam and I send our deepest sympathy for your loss. Terry was a great guy and an awesome Uncle. I have nothing but fond memories of my time with Terry and the O 'Connor family. I have been thinking of all the wonderful times "out West " and "back East " .I have been reminiscing about Terry-- what a positive force he was .

I would like to share a few memories.

The first time I saw Uncle Terry , he had hair and pulled into 8 Long court ,Marysville ,New Brunswick in a Ford MUSTANG!!!Timmy and I looked in our driveway and saw the car of every young lads dream--"we have a cool Uncle".Our friends were very jealous.

During very hard times and money was scarce a magical check from Alberta seemed to make things much better on a cold winter day.

A magical day skiing in the beautiful Rocky Mountains only got better upon our return to Calgary . I listened to Terry and Charlene harmonize 50's and 60's tunes . Two lovebirds.

Sitting in the stands at Royals Field watching Team Cuba play Marysville Royals I had front row seats{actually sitting between them) to listen to two baseball experts discuss the nuance of baseball.ESPN would have been fortunate to employ the Maritime tandem of Terry and Tom.

Every young Canadian dreams of attending an NHL game. How about going to the Saddledome and watching the game in a catered private box ---free hot dogs and cold beer !!

A foreign and nebulous concept of the stock market became simplified after a conversation with Uncle Terry . Watch the price of a barrel of oil .

Now I remember who told me to put a dash of salt on buttered bread whilst drinking an ale --try it .

One summer visit back east Terry informed me there was a 10 K run over town ---" lets do it "- he said . No fear and spontaneity and no fear ---good qualities.

There are no dances or sock hops anymore . If you saw Terry and Charlene jive --you would want to bring them back.

Calligraphy and cursive are long lost art, Unfortunately, conversation and story telling are heading in that direction. Terry O 'Connor was a brilliant conversationalist . We need more conversation.

You will be missed.

Patrick Fallon

So very sad to hear of Terry's passing.My thoughts and prayers are with you Charlene and family.

Charlene, we were sad to hear of Terry’s passing. His obituary was lovely to read. I hope you are well. Our sincerest condolences to you & your family, Brian & Monica Hatt (Art & Rita’s daughter)

Dear Charlene and family,

I was very sad to hear of Terry's passing. My thoughts and prayers are with you across the miles from Saint John.

Mary Chisholm

Words cannot express the sorrow we felt upon learning of the passing of our cousin and friend. Our heart felt condolences to Charlene and family. Both Karen and I always enjoyed seeing yourself and Terry when you were visiting with the O'Connor family in Saint John. May memories comfort you and bring you peace during this time of sorrow. We will have a mass said for Terry.

Deepest condolences to Charlene and family, so sorry to hear of Terry's passing

My love and support is with Charlene and her whole family and everyone that knew Terry . Hearing of his passing really hurt my heart . Terry was such a wonderful wise compassionate soul he always made me feel so loved and valued, he was amazing with my children and we are thankful that we all have amazing memories to hold close . Xox