TERRY ROBERT BATCHELAR

Condolences & Memories (14 entries)

• Terry and I shared some wonderful times. We traveled a lot of Manitoba highways and small towns together, and he introduced me to the Pas, Trappers' Festival and Stan and Garnet Rogers who were musical guests at that time. His industriousness and ambition to get ahead in life were a great inspiration, and I will always remember his great sense of humour and his loyalty to me as his friend. I thought of Terry often over the years, spoke with him too infrequently and only found this sad news when I decided to Google his name tonight. Rest in peace, Terry. - Posted by: Robert Way (Work colleague in the 1970s) on: May 06, 2014

• I visited with Uncle Eric and Auntie Audrey in about 1977 and remember having great fun motoring round Winnipeg and The Pas with Terry in his pick up truck, he made a big impression on me and I have fond memories of happy days. Life passes so quickly, I never found the time to return to Manitoba. My condolences to Terry's family. - Posted by: Timothy Batchelar (distant cousin from UK) on: Jan 13, 2013

• I am so very sorry to hear of Terry's passing. He was an awesome client to work with, and I so enjoyed starting my day with both of you! Pam, I know that life wasn't always easy, but you lived with such grace, and good humour. I have many good memories of Terry....too many to mention, but my favorites were the times he was trying to be sneaky to get something for you. He loved you so much! My most sincere condolences Pam! - Posted by: Wanda Hovey (Health care aide and friend) on: Nov 22, 2012

• For a time Terry lived in my apartment building, and was a tenant as well as my accountant. I wasn't part of his Laverendrye coffee group, but I did enjoy his company, and like others have said, his hearty and infectious laugh. Over the years since he moved to Winnipeg, we drifted in different directions. I'll miss him. - Posted by: Norman Watkins (Friend) on: Nov 07, 2012

• I am so very sorry for your loss. Terry will truly be missed. - Posted by: Susan Gibson (friend) on: Nov 02, 2012

• We grew up living across the street from each other in The Pas. Many happy times were spent together. Hearing of your passing I know you are now at peace. Time to rest old friend, time to rest. - Posted by: Barb Friesen ("Taylor Avenue" Friends ) on: Nov 01, 2012

• Oh Terry, oh Pam .... oh family ... There really are not words, so saddened for you and everyone that Terry knew ... his bright smile and truly infectious laugh. Was looking forward to seeing him in a few weeks ... it will not be the same without him. Really it will not, we will all be sad. Terry say hello to your parents, your brothers, and to anyone I might have known. Hope that part of your journey was joyful, quick, and brought you even more smiles, as you now can run with the best of them. Much love. Gini - Posted by: Gini Lauder (Friend through MS Society) on: Nov 01, 2012

• Pam sorry for your loss. Terry was great to work for we had a lot of fun, he was always joking with me made my work day enjoyable. Always had a hot cup of coffee ready for me thanks Pam. Take care. - Posted by: sheila (health care aid) on: Nov 01, 2012

• My deepest sympathy goes to your family at this time. Terry was a kind man with a warm heart. He could always make people smile on a bad day. I will miss him but never forget him. Everytime I see curling or baseball on t.v. I will always think of terry. - Posted by: Jenny-Lynn (friend) on: Nov 01, 2012

• Pam, I was sorry to read of Terry's passing. Please accept my sincerest condolences on your loss. I hope the memories that the two of you have made will sustain you at this sad time. - Posted by: Allison Hunter (Former co-worker of Pam) on: Nov 01, 2012

• I was a childhood friend of Terry's and lost track of him after graduation when I left The Pas. We had wonderful times together and I remember him then as a great companion who was a true friend during our growing up years. My sympathies on your loss. - Posted by: Diane Heather (friend) on: Nov 01, 2012

• Terry had a passion for life and was full of fun. He made University life lively and interesting. He was a groomsman at our wedding so will always be in our memories. We admired Terry and Pam's courage and fortitude throughout his illness. He will be missed by all who knew him. - Posted by: Bob and Carol Besko (Met in University and became a long time friend) on: Oct 31, 2012

• Terry was a kind man and a good friend. He was also our accountant when he lived here in The Pas. We were well aqainted with Terry, his brothers and his parents. May they rest in peace. - Posted by: Tom and Amanda Burke-Gaffney (Friends) on: Oct 31, 2012

• Terry was a kind and friendly man to be around, and our wishes for peace for him and his family. I was fortunate to take Terry out one day to enjoy the warm sun, which made him smile brightly! - Posted by: Jan and Mike (Resident at Kildonan Care Centre) on: Oct 31, 2012