Obituaries

I'm so sorry to hear of Terry's passing. That leaves a huge hole in your life and the lives of many others. Hugs to you and your family.

I was very saddened to read about Terry’s death. While reading the messages of condolence, it struck me that Terry led a very full, influential and meaningful life. My deepest condolences to the Mack family.

Margot and Family: I was saddened to hear of Terry’s passing. I have fond memories of Terry from our time working together at SaskPower. I appreciated the projects that we worked on but more importantly I could always count on Terry for good advice and insight. I especially enjoyed our conversations about family and life.

My thoughts are with you and your family at this difficult time.

Dear Margot and your Family,

We are so sorry to learn of Terry’s passing. I truly struggled to understand why this could happen to such a wonderful person.
I was fortunate to meet Terry while he was the wonderful coach of Team Rogers. Many of my Sundays I observed and learned from him too. I admired his patience and his warm personality to everyone around him. He was always so calm during stressful times and of course stressful curling games. He always found and made time to chat and show genuine interest in conversation. He treated everyone with respect and dignity. His knowledge of curling was incredible and he was always so patient and willing to lead and mentor the girls throughout the highs and lows of the grueling curling game. He always made known to take note of the positives instead of the negatives in any loss or mistake. He preached learn to lose before you can learn to win. There were times he guided and provided much needed advice, and times he felt they just needed to make a decision on their own in order to learn from any mistakes or corrections while overcoming emotions as young girls would. He was passionate about the game and I am certain the girls appreciated his strategy and advice. He was not only their coach, but their mentor and friend. He led by example and displayed true sportsmanship for the game all the time during wins and loses. They improved as players but it’s their life skills learned I feel they will benefit most. I truly believe Heaven gained an angel last week when Terry passed away. He made a difference to all who knew him and the world a better place to live.

We will miss you

Love Jason, Verena, Kailee and Alyssa

Margot, so sorry to hear of Terry’s passing. Our prayers and thoughts are with you.

Rob and Shelley Grisonich

So sorry to hear about the passing of Terry! I will always remember the wonderful times assisting him with the planning of the yearly curling banquet windups at Holy Child Parish. He was always organized and generous with his time. His presence will be deeply missed by all who knew him. My sympathy and prayers to all his family .🙏🙏

Very sad news indeed. I was lucky enough to meet Terry through our shared City of Regina Curling League, where Terry was the heart & soul of our league. We'll fondly remember Terry as a royal prince of a man. Rest well.

Margot, Ivan and Olga, and families, I am so sorry to hear of Terry's passing. I remember Terry with a great smile on his face. Too young to be gone. Thinking of all of you. Pauline and Paul Relkey

Margot, So very sorry to hear of Terry's passing. We always enjoyed our "sidewalk chats" when Brad and I would walk by your house. Our heart breaks for you.....❤️.

I met Terry when I was working at the Tartan Curling Culb and he was the Draw Master and organizer for the City Curling League. One couldn’t ask for a nicer person to deal with. Level headed, smart and pleasant. I was privileged to know him. My condolences to his family and many friends.