Terry was my cousin on my mother’s side. I have a few memories of him. He was a very handsome man. I wish I had known him better. 

He and his wife at the time would have his mother and his aunts over to their home yearly. They made a special meal and he really enjoyed being around his aunts and his mother. 

I’m so sorry to all that were close to him. I know it’s a great loss. 



Terry was my half brother.  I met him for the first time when I was twelve years old because he had been stationed in Italy.  He was in my life for about fifteen years before he was gone again, for reasons that didn’t involve me and that I had no control over.  He had the strongest convictions of anyone I know.  As I am the same, I had to respect that.  I only recently heard of his passing and this is truly heartbreaking.  I have been dealing with a chronic illness for the past five years and only been able to focus on surviving.  I always told myself that when I beat this, I would find and reconnect with him.  I imagined my forty nine year old self having a conversation that my twenty year old self could not express, and show him how much he shaped the way I think and interact with the world.  He was there for me when I had no one else in my family to turn to.  Because of him I knew the words to every Beatles song by the time I was fourteen.  He bought my first road bike, that I rode the paint off of.  I have so many good memories.  He showed me a different way to look at things that I would have never seen without him.  I am truly grateful for the time he was in my life.  I wish I could have told him this in person.  Because he was so instrumental in shaping my early life, I know a part of him will always live through me.  He was an incredible big brother.


Kittner was a very interesting and knowledgeable guy. He was an amazing person to know and work with. He had so many cool stories about his life experiences, that I really enjoyed listening to. He opened my eyes to so many different things and would push me to try new things all the time. He taught me alot about life and what to be sure to do in life. 
R.I.P Kittner, I'll have a cold one for you in Savannah next St. Patty's Day. 

My condolences to the Kittner family Terry was my supervisor on grave shift at Mohegan Sun casino eternal life  Mr. Kittner athan Tasoulas🙏

I worked with Terry for years, he was a wonderful man. My prayers for his family 

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Terry E. Guin-Kittner

1 marzo, 1956 – 31 marzo, 2021

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