So sorry to hear of Terry’s passing. Condolences to all of her family. We are unable to make the wake or services because Bill fractured his leg two weeks ago and can’t travel.
Bill & Joann Murphy
I never thought to thank you for giving me the push to get involved with NJALA, it gave me the confidence to become a better person and continue on in a very satisfying career. Rest In Peace. Ellen Brewer
I first met Terry in 2000 when the Lakewood Public Library merge with the Ocean County Library system. She was my mentor during the transition period and remained so until I retired years later.
Always with a smile she offered guidance and information to my staff and I which was crucial to our success as new members of OCL. She was always available to answer any of our questions and her door was never closed. Terry was also a champion fighter, to the end, for employee rights through her position in the Employees Union Association. One of the things I remember dearly about her was her fascination with Antonio banderas. His name always brought a smile to her face. Her office was adorned with numerous posters of him. Terry was a fun person and enjoy life. We will miss you, so until we meet again, keep on smiling
Terri was my Boss, briefly, at the Manchester Branch Library, I remember her fondly. She was loyal to the Library and and afraid of no one IMO. I also remember she had distinct voice and a fondness for Antonio Banderas.Sorry to hear of her passing
I'm so sorry for your loss. I remember all the days when we would talk when Mama & Papa Quinn lived next door to me in Toms River. Prayers, love and strength to the family!
We have lost a dear friend and advocate who put others needs before her own. Terrie was a fierce fighter when necessary and yet never complained about her own pain. She was an example for us all and will be deeply missed.
