Terry Chermak

Thank you for always being so sweet and kind. You always made sure I got Greenville Drive Tickets :) You also had the best hair! I loved when you straightened it. It was soo full and thick. I loved telling you how good it looked! Even though we met 5/6 months ago, and in that short time you got me into doing 5K races. They help clear my mind. I missed you at our last race, you were so excited about it. You will forever stay in my heart and on my mind! I’m so sorry this happened to you!

I was fortunate enough to meet Terry at a conference about 6 years ago. She was someone you wanted to be friends with right away! I saw her more recently on a trip she took to the beach. I feel grateful that I met up with her to visit. My thoughts are with her family. She will forever be missed.

Terry was a very sweet person and easy to talk to she will be missed dearly RIp Terry we will miss you. Praying for your family

I'm at a loss of words. Everyday I've been thinking about Terry's sisters, parents, boys, grandchildren, friends, family, coworkers, running buddies... everyday since the news. My thoughts and prayers are with you. She is loved by so many people. So many memories & hearts she's touched. My deepest condolences.

Terry, you were the calm during a storm and peace during war. Your spirit was authentic which made you someone that I could go to for anything. You are and will always be truly missed. I love you my friend. Now you can rest easy. SIP (Sleep in Power)!!

My heart goes out to all those who loved Terry. I was fortunate to work with Terry at Anthem Blue Cross in New Hampshire. We became friends and she was one of the most kind-hearted, compassionate, smart, funny and talented persons that I ever met. Terry and her family were a huge help to me after my husband passed away. She was good at taking charge and making things happen. On the way to Florida I stopped to stay with her in South Carolina. She was happier than ever and so content. Even when Terry went through some tough times and she did not always have it easy, she was always thinking of others and taking the time to see what she could do to help or make them feel better. When she reached out to me this month inviting me to stay after my son passed I was very touched. She mentioned she was waiting for her passport and a trip to Canada to visit me was maybe in the future. Terry was such a special person and her smile would brighten up any room. I am sure Heaven is now brighter with her presence and filled with her entertaining everyone with her performances of every musical ever done. She will leave such a hole in the hearts of her family and friends. Terry, you will be greatly missed.

Your family has been in my prayers and I send my condolences. Every time I walk to the printer I hear that voice of Terry’s “Aww man can I make my copies before your thousands of prints?” “Aren’t you glad you took the job?” Her smile and great memories will remain in my heart.

The world is a little less brighter tonight without my dear, sweet friend Terry in it. To say I’m heartbroken is an understatement. I’ve cried so many tears over the past few days, I don’t think I can cry anymore. Terry came to the hospital when both of my kids were born. She always, always, ALWAYS listened to me when I needed to our my heart out or a shoulder to cry on. She gave the best advice and always finished it off with a funny, offhanded joke or a smart remark and I loved that about her. Just a few weeks ago, she reached out to me and said we needed to get together for dinner soon and to let her know when I was free and I told her I would check my schedule and get back to her. Life got in the way, and I never did; I regret it….boy do I regret it. Hug your loved ones a little tighter tonight. You never know when you won’t get to anymore. I love and miss you, Terry!