Terry Spiske passed away on February 18, 2019 at the age of 30 due to complications of diabetes.
He will be lovingly remembered for his amazing smile, his dry sense of humor, his passion for gaming, his love of reading, his widespread knowledge base, his dedication to the Seattle Seahawks, his loyalty to friends and family, his unrestrained laughter when mom was overly naive and his love for everything Iron Man.
Always loved by parents Gail and Peter, sisters Kristen and Karly, brothers-in-law Dan and Mike, and his extended family and friends.
Pictures and memories can be sent to rememberingterry2019@gmail.com. These pictures will be posted for everyone to enjoy on Instagram account rememberingterry2019.
In lieu of flowers or donations, the family hopes that anyone who wishes would please take a photo of themselves with something Iron Man, as this was Terry’s favourite, and send those into the e-mail address above. The pictures will be collected into a collage in honour of Terry and will be displayed at his Celebration of Life, which will be announced at a later date.
Condolences may be offered to the family below.
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Travis Crow I had the honour of being Terry’s best friend for a huge portion of my life, we were inseparable as kids and I spent more time at the Spiske residence then my own. Terry and the whole Spiske family helped me become who I am today. He always was a better friend to me then any one I have ever met. My heart goes out to the Spiske family that helped raise me. And Taz man (Terry) I will never forget you.
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Cassidy Stock My condolences go out to the Spiske family and everyone else that is hurting from this terrible loss. Although I only had the chance to meet Terry once, he was a wonderful, kind and caring person.
His spirit will live on through his beautiful sisters Karly & Kristen.
I’m keeping you all in my thoughts and prayers. <3
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George It is very hard to believe that you are no longer with us here, but you will be remembered for a very long time.
Rest in peace my friend.
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Shannon Roganovic (nee Smith) Aunt Gail Uncle Peter Kristen and Karly…I am at a loss here….I have so many great memories of us when we were younger. He never complained about all of us female cousins…wearing some of our clothes….had a great heart and always smiling. I remeber taking him out when hed come back to Ontario to visit and always having fun.I still cant believe hes gone. Hes up with grandpa now looking down on all of us. I send all my love and condolences to you all.
Love Shannon xoxoox
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Karen and Eric I remember Terry showing extreme patience and understanding while surrounded by sisters and only female cousins at family get togethers, helping to build our garage, dancing with me even though he would probably rather do anything else but, and of course, that smile. I loved talking to Terry although the opportunities were too few. He was loved and is missed.
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Sandy Smith Dear Gail, Peter, Kristen, Karly:
Terry’s light will continue to shine on in our hearts.
I will miss his kind heart, his dry humour and his hugs.
May the memories of all the wonderful times together bring you some comfort.Love and Hugs,
(Aunt) Sandy Smith
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Gary McNicol Our loss is heavens gain Rest In Peace terry
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Jen There are no words to express just how large of a hole this has left in my heart. Terry was my sounding board, my confidant, and one of my favorite people on this earth. He is going to be missed terribly. My heart goes out to his family.
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Desmond Demyen Terry was a great guy. We always chatted about the most random things and had some pretty good laughs along the way. Condolenses to Terry’s family. Miss you buddy!
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Jade Davis I worked with Terry at B&C. I loved his infectious smile and he was always someone I could talk to and know he was really listening. He was always there no matter what!
It breaks my heart that he is gone but he will always be remembered and have a spot in my heart!
“I told you, I don’t want to join your super secret boy band.” Tony Stark a.k.a. Iron Man
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Tobi minnis I didn’t know Terry well, but I knew him enough to know that he had a great sense of humour and was always friendly and helpful with me. It’s a tragedy to lose someone so young and my heart goes out to his family .
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PAUL S. I worked with Terry for all his time at B&C and was sad to hear.
I loved his dry sense of humor and sarcasm. He will be missed by all who knew him.
My condolences to the family.
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Sue Clease We are so sorry that Terry is no longer with us. We worked together with him at B&C and loved him. He is very missed. Our hearts go out to his family and friends at this time.
Our most sincere condolences,
From Jay, Sue and Erin Clease
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Jenn I still can’t belive he is gone. Gone but never forgotten. I know you are at peace now, Terry. We’ll miss you.
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David and Daphne Sending hugs and love at this time to Gail, Peter, Kristen and Karly. So sorry for your loss.
When I worked with him he was very good at solving several tech problems I had — very smart guy. He was always cool-headed no matter what the pressure. Although I knew him for only a short time… I’m still very saddened