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60! Only 60. I am so mad for his family, what a young age to lose him. I just suddenly lost my dad a couple weeks ago and I'm mad and feeling ripped off. I know how they feel and it's awful. May he be in the company of many great dogs. My condolences to his family and friends.
Always good insights and advice. I hunted with a cocker spaniel and he certainly helped me out with great advice. Sixty is too young. My condolences to his family.
Very Sad, condolences to family and friends.
Terrible news. RIP Terry.
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may he rest in peace
Folks thanks for the kind words at this very difficult time from his family and friends.
Terry was a very dear friend of mine who I hunted and fished with for over forty years. He was a very big part of my family and my life. We grew up together and my children considered him their Uncle Terry. He was truly a gentleman, a scholar and just an all round great guy with a very big heart. In tough times, he was always someone I could count on for sound sobering insight and direction.
Terry, another very close friend Mike and I, bought a hunt camp together years ago. We all said we should have burnt it down but we fixed up that mouse infested rotten shack and made it a very special place. We never got that many deer there but it was an annual week in November where we rekindled our friendships, retold old stories that got bigger every year, had lots of laughs and we solved the worlds problems.
Terry will be sadly missed and deer camp will never be the same. Rest in peace my good friend. Find us some good hunting and fishing spots on the other side. Till we meet again.
Dave
Condolences to you also Dave. I never met Terry in person but had many messages exchanged with him and enjoyed the conversations here. You could feel his passion for the outdoors and a few years ago was asking me for information regarding an elk hunt. I had posted about his passing on the Upland pages because I had missed THIS thread, posted a day earlier.
I am also 60 and have lost 2 dear friends very recently. One guy was 58 and the other was 53.
Gotta enjoy every day of our lives like it's the last one. I hope Terry is hunting in an awesome place now...
Thank you Hawkman.
The old saying "Life is a journey and not a destination" really has sunk in over these last few days.
this is sad news indeed. I feel for the people who knew Terry off-site. I will miss his comments regardless if I agreed with them or not.
Incredibly saddened by this.
Loved engaging him on this forum, he was knowledgeable, and a great guy.
RIP.