Terry L. Sherwood, 64, of Excelsior, MN died peacefully on January 18 at Abbott Northwestern Hospital from complications of brain cancer. Preceded in death by mother & stepfather, Marvelle & Bill Eagle, and father & stepmother, Bill & Sal Sherwood, and brother, William J. Sherwood.
He will be deeply missed by wife, Kathy; children, Jay Sherwood & Jill (Kris) Aho; in-laws, Robert and Lynn Yurecko, Mike and De Yurecko, Karen and Tim McCauley; niece, nephews and other family members; dear friend, Al Spannbauer plus many golf buddies and other good friends, and beloved pets, Corky and Tucker.
He attended Marshall High School, Univ. of MN and Control Data Institute. He started his career as a systems analyst at Chrysler and Control Data and retired as an officer, after 32 years, from SciCom Data in 2008. Terry will be remembered as a loving husband and father, a hard worker and an all around "good guy." He was an always proud Marine (Semper Fi) and an avid golfer. He enjoyed many sports and had a lifelong passion for cars and rock & roll. He was a longtime member of Chevy's Best Car Club and MSRA.
Published on January 20, 2010 in the Minneapolis StarTribune.
He will be deeply missed by wife, Kathy; children, Jay Sherwood & Jill (Kris) Aho; in-laws, Robert and Lynn Yurecko, Mike and De Yurecko, Karen and Tim McCauley; niece, nephews and other family members; dear friend, Al Spannbauer plus many golf buddies and other good friends, and beloved pets, Corky and Tucker.
He attended Marshall High School, Univ. of MN and Control Data Institute. He started his career as a systems analyst at Chrysler and Control Data and retired as an officer, after 32 years, from SciCom Data in 2008. Terry will be remembered as a loving husband and father, a hard worker and an all around "good guy." He was an always proud Marine (Semper Fi) and an avid golfer. He enjoyed many sports and had a lifelong passion for cars and rock & roll. He was a longtime member of Chevy's Best Car Club and MSRA.
Published on January 20, 2010 in the Minneapolis StarTribune.
Terry L. Sherwood, 64, of Excelsior, MN died peacefully on January 18 at Abbott Northwestern Hospital from complications of brain cancer. Preceded in death by mother & stepfather, Marvelle & Bill Eagle, and father & stepmother, Bill & Sal Sherwood, and brother, William J. Sherwood.
He will be deeply missed by wife, Kathy; children, Jay Sherwood & Jill (Kris) Aho; in-laws, Robert and Lynn Yurecko, Mike and De Yurecko, Karen and Tim McCauley; niece, nephews and other family members; dear friend, Al Spannbauer plus many golf buddies and other good friends, and beloved pets, Corky and Tucker.
He attended Marshall High School, Univ. of MN and Control Data Institute. He started his career as a systems analyst at Chrysler and Control Data and retired as an officer, after 32 years, from SciCom Data in 2008. Terry will be remembered as a loving husband and father, a hard worker and an all around "good guy." He was an always proud Marine (Semper Fi) and an avid golfer. He enjoyed many sports and had a lifelong passion for cars and rock & roll. He was a longtime member of Chevy's Best Car Club and MSRA.
Published on January 20, 2010 in the Minneapolis StarTribune.
He will be deeply missed by wife, Kathy; children, Jay Sherwood & Jill (Kris) Aho; in-laws, Robert and Lynn Yurecko, Mike and De Yurecko, Karen and Tim McCauley; niece, nephews and other family members; dear friend, Al Spannbauer plus many golf buddies and other good friends, and beloved pets, Corky and Tucker.
He attended Marshall High School, Univ. of MN and Control Data Institute. He started his career as a systems analyst at Chrysler and Control Data and retired as an officer, after 32 years, from SciCom Data in 2008. Terry will be remembered as a loving husband and father, a hard worker and an all around "good guy." He was an always proud Marine (Semper Fi) and an avid golfer. He enjoyed many sports and had a lifelong passion for cars and rock & roll. He was a longtime member of Chevy's Best Car Club and MSRA.
Published on January 20, 2010 in the Minneapolis StarTribune.
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