William Warren Terry

Message from Bob Kurtz

I worked with Bill for several years at the Littleton Central Office as Central Office Technicians in the 1970's for, what was then, Mountain Bell. We were good friends and coworkers. I will always remember him as one of my most favorite people ever.
My condolences to his family.

Message from Gary and Patti Skinner

Bill was a kind and gentle soul who could co-host a great cookout to 4 wheeling some of the most treacherous terrain. He could do anything he set his mind to do and served our country with pride. He was one of a kind who loves his family and treated his wife as if she was his crown jewel. May his family and all who knew him know how lucky they were that he touched their lives. May this bring them comfort in their time of coming to terms with his loss. We agree...Chuncky candy bars are the best!!!

A candle was lit by Gary and Patti Skinner on October 11, 2017 12:51 PM

Message from Denise McElroy

Uncle Bill was a kind, gentle, brave person who always knew the right words to say and was a true hero. He loved nature and his family and saving people was his calling.

A candle was lit by Denise McElroy on October 6, 2017 11:50 AM

Message from Denise McElroy

Uncle Bill was a kind gentle and brave person. He loved nature and was always there when needed. He had a way of drawing out the best in people and was a real hero. Love, Denise McElroy

Message from Susan and Rose Moyer

We were so sorry to hear of Bill's passing. He and Shirley have been neighbors of ours for many years. He will be missed by all who knew him.

Message from Ray and Lorie Lamb

Our friendship with Bill and Shirley is a relatively recent one - starting in 2000 when we were on a S.E. Asia travel tour with them and fellow Denver travelers Marc, Dani and Don. Bill was such a quiet person it took a while into the trip to get a conversation going, but when he talked, you listened ... and it was worth listening to. He was a good companion and a caring, gentle person who met a terrible, relentless and incurable disease and succumbed-- as all victims of Parkinson's must NOW do. However, his love and caring for family and friends survived and are a positive and enduring memory for us all. He will be missed.

Message from Shirley

Ray and Lorie,
Your kind thoughts are very much appreciated. Bill always enjoyed getting together with the two of you. He often talked about going up to your Vail condo and spending time together. There were many good times and memories with our little group. Thank you for remembering him.

A candle was lit by Doug Terry on September 10, 2017 10:32 AM

A candle was lit by Luther, Carole and Jacky on September 8, 2017 10:05 PM

Message from Luther Emme, Carole Emme and Jacky Chambers

Goodbye Uncle Bill. We love you! You will be dearly missed by all who knew you. You were a very special person. Always so kind, gentle and understanding. The stars shine a little brighter now with your energy. Love You!

Message from Aunt Shirley

Carole, you are so thoughtful to have written such kind thoughts about your Uncle Bill. He always enjoyed all those parties that you and your mother planned. It was a special time for him. Your mother was a special person to him.

A candle was lit by Robert Terry and Family on September 4, 2017 2:24 PM

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Brothers can never be parted,
Precious memories never die,
Never shall your memory fade,
God now holds you in the
Palm of His hand and
You are loved by all you left behind.
Brother Bob and Family

Message from Shirley Terry

Thank you for remembering Bill.