Happy Birthday Ters.
My thoughts are with your family today.
tc

I am still deeply saddened by Terry's passing. On the 30th of January 2018 I had the idea to try to find him after losing touch around 1974. I simply googled his name and was shocked to discover his obituary. We were apprentice draughtsmen at Yarrows and celebrated our 21st birthdays together; Terry was born one day before me. I remember meeting his family in their home in Govanhill, such lovely people. After we worked together in Southampton we went separate ways. My thoughts are with his family and friends. I think I know how they feel, I lost my wife to cancer in 2017.

                                                                                                                     Our condolences to the Logue family.


Tommy and Ruth Holmes (Winnipeg, Manitoba)

We are deeply saddened to learn of Terry's passing. I will miss hearing his voice on the phone. Our condolences to you and your family.
Pat and David , your SwimWorld family

I am deeply saddened by Terry's passing.  I met him on a few occasions when he and his son Steve would visit the Montreal Noramtec office.  On one occasion we were at a restaurant and Cam Neely, a former Boston Bruin, was there too.  Terry had Cam autograph a $100 US bill.  I often wondered if he ever spent that $100.  His sense of humour and kindness were always appreciated and will be sorely missed.  My deepest condolences to the Logue family.

I was deeply saddened to learn of Terry's passing. My Heartfelt condolences to all of you. Terry had the most wonderful sense of humor and it was a real pleasure to have had the opportunity to work with him.

Deepest condolences on your loss. Terry will be sorely missed.

Will miss you PAL. R.I.P.  You were a great friend to me and Margaret for many years. Our thoughts go out to his Family in this time of sorrow.
Our Condolences.
Terry & Margaret Robinson

Although we never met we had several funny conversations re clients and candidates I will remember him that way, my condolences to his family,

My sincere condolences to the Logue family on the loss of Terry. I first met Terry in Montreal some time ago. It was like I knew him my whole life. That is the profound effect Terry had on people. God bless him.

I first met Terry in Montreal in 2004 after a very short time Terry became one of those guys you had known for ever. I looked forward to his phone calls ,because Terry could bring his own sense of humor to the most mundane subject .

Terry was a great guy.  First met him in Waynesboro Virginia. in the early 90's. Our thoughts go out to his family in this time of sorrow.
Mike and Pat Johnson

My sincere condolences to all the Logue family for their loss of Terry.
First met Terry 1970, Anniesland College,Glasgow (we were apprentices).Had some great times in and out of College.Bumped into him over the years Canada & Germany where he keep all the guys' sprits up while we worked away from families.A great guy, good craic with a sense of humour unmatched
God Bless you, Tel

I first met Terry in Ottawa in 1986, he was always fun to be around, great sense of humor, always the gentleman, he will be greatly missed. My condolences to the Logue family at this sad time.

It is with a heavy heart I write this. Terry was a great person, husband, father and uncle. I always looked up to Terry as I was growing up and shall continue to do so. His love of life, his family and sport will always be remembered. I always looked forward to spending time with him on our trips across the pond. To all the family may he rest in peace. Love David, Jacqui & Kerriss

No bond is as great as that between a parent and child.  Our deepest condolences are with you as you grieve.

To Diane and your whole family.   We are so sorry for your loss.  Terry was a great guy and always fun to be around.  John and I feel lucky to have been counted as a couple of his many friends.  If there is anything at all we can do for you and your Mom, just let us know.  We're here for you.  God's now got an angel who'll tell him a joke now and then.
Mary and John Tipton

Sorry for your Loss, 
 Terry was the best of men, a fun loving family man, great to work with & for, we had some great laughs together over the years. Terry will be greatly missed.

To all the Logue Family sorry to hear about Terry, he was a great guy and lots of fun to be about.
I first met Terry on South St Glasgow, trying to find the way to Yarrow Shipyard Training Centre. I said to him, excuse me do you know how to get to the training centre. Terry said aye nae problem just follow me. Of course he had about as much idea of where it was than I did, but we found it eventually. We served our apprenticeship together at Yarrows along with some other great characters and have been friends ever since. I met Terry again years later in Canada, and remember going out with Terry and Joe Mys, now there was a comedy duo if I ever saw one, I never laughed so much when those two were together. Take care.

Sorry for your loss, I know he will be greatly missed. You are all in my thoughts.

Please accept Woody staff condolences for your loss.  You can depend on us to assist you on this journey and we will strive for your complete satisfaction while your loved one is in our care. We believe you deserve nothing less. For these difficult days, we will be honored to have you consider our home and family a part of yours.

OBITUARY

Terrence James Logue

8 November, 1950 – 29 March, 2014

Woody Funeral Home Huguenot Chapel

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