My heart goes out to Sheila, Lindsay and Michael. It is so hard to say goodbye to my old friend. We will meet again someday.

When we lose a loved one here on earth, we gain an angel in heaven that watches over us. May you take comfort in knowing that you have an angel to watch over you now. Joanne and I extend our most sincere condolences to you. – May our Lord bless and comfort you and your family during this time of grief.

Terry may be gone on his journey, but he will never be forgotten. A wonderful brother-in-law, Uncle and dear friend to Bob, who always had a great smile and kind word for all.
May Sheila, Lindsay and Michael gather strength from the many memories they have. Our fondest memory of Terry is with the many conversations we’ve had and the last word from Terry was always “love you guys.” We love you Terry and may you be at peace.

GOD SPEED TERRY
A great friend who will be missed

I am extremely sorry for your families loss. Ppl and ours Vanessa and Aaron Blake

So sorry to hear of Terry’s passing – I know he would have fought a good fight. My heart and prayers are with you Shelia, Lindsay & Michael.

May the love and memories sustain you in this difficult time, and stay with you always. My deepest condolences.

WE ARE SO SORRY TO HEAR OF TERRY’S PASSING OUR HEART FELT SYMPATHY GOES OUT TO SHEILA ,
LINDSAY & MICHAEL
PADDY & JOAN & FAMILY
KAREN, RALPH, JUSTINE,JORDAN,& LIAM,

Sheila, Lindsay & Michael; we are thinking of you and sending our sympathies during this difficult time. Cherish your memories, hugs to all. Kelly & Steve

We are very saddened to hear of this terrible loss. Please accept our deepest sympathies for you Lindsay and your family. Our thoughts are with you all.

We are very sorry of hear of Terry’s passing. Our thoughts are with you during this difficult time.

Sheila, Lindsay & Michael,

Please accept my most heartfelt sympathies for your loss. I will always remember Terry’s friendly kind manner.

With caring thoughts,

Jenifer

Unable are the loved to die. For love is immortality and
Terry will live in our hearts forever. My heartfelt condolences go out to Sheila, Lindsay & Michael.

Sheila, and family my thoughts are with you.

Penny

Sheila and Family,

I’m sorry to hear of the passing of your husband and father. I’m thinking of you and sending my sympathy during these difficult days to come.

Cherish your memories. I remember stories Sheila would tell me of Terry while working together at the Town.

Michelle

I knew Terry when I was growing up in Caledon-East as a man that Lindsay and her family adored. He always had a great sense of humour and loved his family. Our thoughts are with Sheila, Michael, Lindsay and their extended family members during this difficult time and if there is anything you need or that we can do, please let us know.

Love,

Lindsay and Chad

Sheila Michael and Lindsay. We are all so very sad to hear of Terrys passing. Our thoughts are with you all. We are so happy that we had the honour of meeting Terry in our time. What a special man… Our love and prayers we send to you .. Much love..all your family in Ireland.

Condolences to Sheila and family at this difficult time. He was a great person to work with over the years. Terry was a very friendly and warm hearted person, he will be missed.

Dear Shiela & family:
We are so sorry to hear about Terry. We are in shock because we were just together for Sandra’s funeral & now we are hearing about Terry. Words cannot express how sorry we are for your loss.
With Sympathy & understanding Len & Patti Thurston

Sheila & family – we are so sorry to hear of your terrible loss. Our sincere and deepest sympathies to you and our prayers are with you. All our love – Brian & Gloria.

Sheila, Lindsay and Michael:
So very sorry to hear of Terry’s passing. Our thoughts and prayers are with you at this very difficult time. Take care of each other.
Suzanne, George, Daniel and Kayla

Terry and Sheila are one of my oldest and dearest friends and have been with me thru thick and thin. Terry was always such a great source of information for me during my trying times. What I especially loved and respected about Terry is he told it like it was.

My condolences to Sheila, Lindsay, Michael and all the family during this very difficult time. I have wonderful memories of our times together from being up at the cottage at Lake Joseph, dog shows, dinners together or just hanging out. Terry was such a wonderful friend to Tom and made regular visits with coffee in hand for him during his illness. They had a great bond in friendship.

God bless and rest peacefully, Terry. We will remember you always. xx

Our condolences to Sheila and her family. Terry was a great man, easy to work with, and full of spunk. He will be dearly missed.

My heart goes out to Lindsay and the entire family. Cherish all the memories in your hearts. xo Mary

Words cannot express the depth of our sorrow for your family. Terry was an awesome individual and his memory will live in our hearts until we meet again.

It is with much sadness that we mourn the loss of our dear friend Terry. We both knew Terry and Sheila before we knew each other and it was because of them we met. They were both in our wedding party 27 years ago and we shared a lot of good times.

Paul wrote the nicest tribute to Terry on Facebook:
I met Terry through my career in the moving industry. Terry helped me in many facets of my life. He introduced me to English Springer Spaniels and to Anne ( in that order). I am truly saddened by his passing and will miss him. Thanks for everything Terry, you made my life a lot better by being a part of it!

Sheila,Lindsay and Michael we think of you all at this most difficult time and send you hugs and our deepest condolences.

Terry we will miss you and always remember you fondly. Mostly we will remember the great love that you and Sheila had for each other. Rest in peace. Xo

Dearest Sheila, Lindsay, and Michael,

In Remberance of Terry Kingsborough

As you know after my marriage to George in 1974, and moving to Canada, I was a very lucky young woman that quickly met two wonderful people, you Sheila and Terry. I believe you both were placed in my path by God. Sheila you and Terry are a blessing to me, as you were to my beloved husband George. I cherish all the years and memories of our steadfast friendship. It never wavered, it remained strong and true. We shared so much joy, laughter, and love between the four of us.
Sheila I never had a sister, but you my friend are, I guess I could say my soul sister. Dearest Terry is and always will be a brother, a friend more kind and loving to me than my own blood. George’s true best friend, he loved him, I love him too.
How do I sum up the measure of this extraordinary human being, your husband Terry? Is it the great capacity for love, compassion, and friendship he felt for you? – yes of course. The wonderful father who gave his unconditional love, guidance, and friendship to his children? – yes of course. Terry knew the true meaning of family. He opened his heart and home to all who needed a safe haven. Terry was also a good son, brother, brother-in law, uncle and a true friend to many. A champion in the face of adversity through many years of health struggles. Terry had an appreciation of music, art, sports, nature, and a dry sense of humour. I could go on and on, about this multifaceted man.
Sheila I know you know this, you lived and shared most of your life with Terry, who better to know how special he was than you. You carry his heart in your heart.
The love Terry gave to you all, in time, will bring you peace, and warmth into your heart. I love you Sheila. I am here for you always. May God and his angels grant you, Linday and Michael the strength to continue your journey on this earth plane. And to our beloved Terry…God is with you as you travel “Into the Mystic”…
Love Always,
Sandra
My son Carson also sends you his love and is so sorry for your loss.

“If ever there is tomorrow when we’re not together… there is something you must always remember. You are braver than you believe, stronger than you seem, and smarter than you think. But the most important thing is, even if we’re apart… I’ll always be with you.”
― A.A. Milne

Behind you every step of the way. Sharing in your sorrow. Goodbye for now, Uncle Terry.

Love,
Chris, Shannon, Ciara and Ava
Sue, Brittany and JJ.

Sheila & family – our most sincere and deepest condolences at your very sad loss. Our loving thoughts and prayers are with you at this time. Love. Gloria & Brian.

Dear Sheila, Lindsay and Michael:

Please know that I am sending all of my love and support.

I had the privilege of working with Terry for a short time. He was a man of few words, but when he spoke he always gave you pearls of wisdom for which I am thankful he shared with me. He had a wonderful sense of humor and a very contagious laugh. Terry definitely made this world a better place and we are all better people for having him in our life even if it was for a brief time.

Thank you for sharing him with me.

Cristil

Deepest thoughts are with you all,on this very sad time.may the smiles and beautiful warmth of his presents remain in your hearts and give the strength on till you all meet again

Sheila & family – my deep condolences to you and your family at this sad time. My prayers are with you. Uncle Mattie and family in Ireland

Aunt Sheila, Lindsay and Michael I feel such profound sadness for you on the passing of uncle Terry and would like to send you our deepest condolences at this very sad time.

Although we live an ocean apart and have rarely spent time together (you in Canada and we in Ireland). I hope all the ties that bind us together will gather round you and keep you safe. I am so sorry we can not physically be with you right now but know that your heart will lighten by the love of your family and friends.

I hope that you will also be comforted by the many prayers now crossing the ocean, skies and heavens to you and Terry.
Ar dheis Dé go raibh anam

Our thoughts and prayers go out to you Sheila and family. I had the pleasure of working with Terry since 1989. A great guy with a wealth of knowledge. He will be missed by friends, family and co- workers.
Stay strong at this very difficult time, and remember your time with Terry.
He would want it this way.

Murray/Karen and the Ottawa Campbell office

We are so extremely saddened at hearing of your loss..We can’t imagine how you all must feel but be comforted that he is still with you every day, every step you take every breath you breathe. He is in your hearts and that will never leave.Our thoughts are with you……

Aunt Shelia, Lindsay and Michael, my deepest sympathy to you all. My prayers and thoughts have been with you since hearing of the untimely passing of Uncle Terry. I pray you get strength from all the warm thoughts and prayers and that this may help carry you all through this difficult and painful time. ‘Go ndéana Dia trócaire ar a anam dhílis’

Lovely Aunt Sheila, Lindsay and Michael,

I was so sad to hear the news today and my heart goes out to you all.

Uncle Terry was such a lovely man and so free spirited!
Lindsay and Michael remember all those special memories as your Dad adored you both so very much.

Sheila I will be playing ‘” Van the Man ” tonight and lighting a special candle for Terry ” Let your spirit and soul fly into the mystic “

Shelia and Family
We are so sorry to hear of Terry’s passing. Our thoughts and prayers are with you.

Dear Sheila and Family – it was with shock and sadness that I learned of Terry’s passing from Patti & Len. I am so very sorry for this loss to your family. From the many condolences, I can see that Terry was a well loved person. It is hard to believe that both Sandra and Terry went to be with the Lord within weeks of each other. I remember seeing Terry and yourself at my own dad’s funeral visitation in 2009 and was so happy to hear that Terry received a kidney transplant just a year ago. While I haven’t been close to you both for many years I do recall as a youngster staying with Uncle Tom & Aunt Ren in Oakville and having a cookout in the back yard and playing ball with Terry. I was a bridesmaid for Sandra & Harry when they married many years ago. So many years have gone by but Sandra would call on Christmas Day even after I moved to the States. Once again, I extend my heartfelt sympathy to your family. Regards and love, Pat Thurston Southern (Don & Len’s sister)

Sheila – I just learned last night from Laurie that Terry had died – I was so shocked and saddened – my heart goes out to you, Lindsay and Michael at this very, very difficult time. You have all been through so much together the last year or so.

Would love to get together Sheila for lunch, a walk with the dogs, whatever – when you are ready. In the meantime, thinking of you and love to you, Jill

This is very sad indeed, but I want to let all of Terry’s family know that it was always a pleasure dealing with Terry as a dispatcher at United, usually by phone, but even more of a pleasure to have gotten to meet him over the years in person.

I will miss him.

Dale Craig
Gallant Moving & Storage Ltd.

TK, You know I’m not one with words but what a hell of a year and now my best friend is gone. I miss you! We will meet again, I asked you at the hospital to be waiting with a guitar for me but I’m bringing my strat and a copy of Farewell To Kings as long as my family remembers. 🙂 Ray

To the Kingsborough Family,
I remember working with Terry for more years than I care to mention. I remember at times wondering if he was serious or not but soon caught on to his dry sense of humour, and I can tell you I grew to truly appreciate it. He was always a calm and reasonable voice and willing to do his best for the customer and the member family. I had the pleasure of working with Lindsay for a bit and I am truly sorry for your loss.
What a wonderful legacy has been left as seen by the many tributes above. God be with you in your time of loss.