Terry wished to thank everyone who had been a part of his life. He said that it had been 'one heck of a ride'. He thanked his wife of twenty five years for her love and all the wonderful Radford Adventures they had enjoyed together. He said that it proved that it was never too late to find a true love in life.

He wanted to thank his step children, Micheline Paquin (Dave Byrne) and family, Sarah Kroll (Russell Perry) and their children, Roger Paquin (Renee Joyal} for accepting him. And he thanked his own family for their constant support and love, especially Anne, Tim, SaraLyne and their families. He was grateful to friends, Jean Denis, Katherine and the children for bringing continual enjoyment into his life.

He will be lovingly remembered by the younger members of the family who affectionately called him "Grunk" (great uncle). He was predeceased by his three sisters, Pauline, Margaret and Yvonne. He leaves many friends and family members to mourn in the UK, Canada and Australia.

Terry was born in Ilkeston, Derbyshire in the UK on June 23, 1927. He was a member of the Cadets as a young man and from there joined the British Army in 1945. In 1952, he joined the Australian Army. He left the UK in June 1952. He celebrated his 25th Birthday aboard the ship going to Australia. He spent 21 years in the Australian Army and rose to the rank of Warrant Officer ll. His career lead to an interesting life travelling through many parts of the world and being stationed in Papua New Guinea for five years, as well as, many other places in Australia.

He immigrated to Canada in 1984. He met his wife Brenda in 1989. They were married on July 22, 1995. They enjoyed a full life of camping, first in a tent and finally graduating to a motor home. They drove near and far - to Alaska, Florida, and Vancouver and all the way to Newfoundland twice. They travelled to many places in Canada and the USA and he enjoyed every minute.

Terry with Margaret and Pauline

Besides travelling Terry was adept at Cryptic Crosswords and he enjoyed playing Scrabble and was almost impossible to beat. His other love was model trains in N Scale. Terry enjoyed working on his layout, making model buildings and rolling stock and attending train shows.

During the last twenty five years Terry and Brenda had three Shelties. First Misty who was just a year old when they married and in later years he enjoyed Abby and finally Una.

Terry joined the Masonic Order in Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea. He was a Past Master of Greenfield Park Lodge # 133 AM & FM and a Past Grand Patron of the Grand Chapter of Quebec, Order of the Eastern Star. He was a member of Westmount Chapter # 9 and Victory Chapter # 34.

Terry was an active member of Greenfield Park United Church for many years.

Terry will be greatly missed by all who knew him and enjoyed his sense of humour and his willingness to help anyone in need.

A family service was held on Saturday, March 27th at 2:00 pm. Due to Covid only 25 people are allowed to gather at this time. The service was streamed live at the time.

In lieu of flowers donations may be made to the Canadian Cancer Society in memory of Terry.

Grateful thanks to Dr. A.L. Kiss and all the incredible nurses and workers of CLSC Champlain Oncology Unit who were all kind and caring.

"Time has no dominion over love. Love is the only thing that transcends time" - Jeannine Frost.

Terry with his great niece Saralynn Gallacher Moore and great nephews Simon Spibey,
Tim Gallacher and Max Clarke. Photograph taken in May 2019