THE WALL OF FACES

Terry was my roommate at Fort Benning for Airborne School and we served together in the 82nd. It is indeed tragic that we lost you so young. I know how excited you were when the Special Forces accepted you at Bragg. You will always be remebered.

Terry and I met during our senior year of high school and dated through his first year of college. I ran into him a few years later and he told me he was going to Vietnam. I said I'd pray for him and he said, "Promise?" I kept that promise and have continued to remember Terry in my thoughts and prayers throughout these many years. I cherish memories of our short time together...especially his sense of humor and goodness. Thank you, Terry, for your sacrifice for our country.

On behalf of all the paratroopers who served with you in the 173rd Airborne Brigade (Separate) and all who followed, we offer our respect and remembrance of your ultimate sacrifice. May you never be forgotten and your family and friends take comfort in your valor in serving.
I was also a LT with the Herd at the same time. May he RIP

I was in OCS with Terry and his roomie at Fort Sill, OK where we trained before going to Vietnam. I just recently found Terry's "dog tags" from those days which some how made their way into my Army collection. I would be extremely happy to send these to one of his surviving family members. I would be equally pleased to tell you some wonderful stories about Terry if you would like to hear them. He was a wonderful friend.

When I think of Terry I remember how he always made us laugh. We lived around the block and he was friends with my brother. Even though I was seven years younger he always was so friendly, he was that way with everyone. I will always remember how I was walking around the block with my baby nephew and I saw the flag and I knew. I went to the funeral at Saint Augustine's and it was so moving. His Mom and Dad moved a few doors down from us and I would visit with Gert and Michael along with my Mom. Gert gave me an Irish tea cup when I bought my condo and she came to visit. I still have it and I think of her and Terry.he was so full of life and I wanted his family to know that he is remembered. Heaven must be roaring with laughter with Terry there.