Terry,

I have a picture of you hanging on my desk and not a day goes by that I am not reminded of that tragic day that took your life. I will never forget seeing you for the first time at the Boardy Barn, it took so much for me to approach and introduce myself. It was worth it! Although we did not date for a very long time I do have wonderful memeories of the time we did.

RIP.

i never knew you and you never knew me but i went to the WTC Tribute Center and your mom told me all about you so i just wanted to say R.I.P and GOD BLESS YOU AND YOUR FAMILY

Dear Terry,
I know you won't remember us, but you were a tiny baby when we met. Both Uncle Vince and I want you to know that you are in our prayers. He was at Mass yesterday doing a homily and told the parishioners there that you perished that day. With tears in his eyes and a lump in throat he said your name three times.Your picture is in his prayer book. Know that you will always be remembered in our prayers by name.

I thought of you today... Your mom was my 2nd grade teacher back in P.S. 104 and was the best! I did not know you personally, but I think of you every anniversary of your passing. Watch over your mom while you are in heaven, I know she misses you very much... Though you are gone, you are certainly not forgotten <3

Dear Terry, Our deepest love and respect for your family. Our prayers for your families courage and comfort until they are with you in heaven. Love Maureen & Frank

Hello Terrence, I just saw your name and photo on NBC's airing. I wish you had the life we enjoy today, and no one had to suffer on that day.

I can't believe it's been 10 years. I'm glad that I got to know you even if it was for only a short time. You and your family are always in my prayers. Till we meet again....

Terence:

I didn't know you and you didn't know me. However, on this 10th anniversary of your passing, I will be running in your honor in the Las Vegas 9/11 Remembrance 9.11k Run.

I wish you and your entire family peace on this 10th anniversary.

Adam

Dear Marty & Tracy, I am so sorry. I never knew...... I hope we can get together. It has been way too long. Brian

I didn't know you personally but I was a student in your mom's 4th grade class at Holy Ghost school the year she was pregnant with you. It was so exciting to us that our teacher was going to have a baby. Especially a teacher as sweet and kind as Mrs. Gazzani. I just found out about 2 months ago that you were lost on 9/11. I am so sorry for your family. I see you picture and immediately see the resemblance to Mrs. Gazzani. You seem to have brought her much joy in your short life. I can not imagine your father and mother's pain and I will keep them in my prayers.
I hope you keep watch over them.

Still think of you often Terry. We'll never forget.

THEY SAY TIME HEALS MOST WOUNDS,BROKEN HEARTS,SAD AND PAINFUL MEMORIES, I THINK THEY ARE WRONG. NINE YEARS LATER, I STILL CRY AND FEEL THE LOSS, THE PAIN,.I MISS YOU TERRY, I ALWAYS WILL.

I knew Terry Gazzani in college and still think about him all the time. He was the most handsome guy at Bentley College and had a great personality. He usually had gatherings at his house off-campus and they were always the most fun. I just want his family to know how lucky I consider myself to have known him, even for just a short time.

i just pray for you....good takes you to the glory....

no words,just a silence.....all my respects to the harm.....

I Miss You....

Hey Terry, it’s been over two years and we are always missing you and loving you. You gave mom a Lladro Dove for Mothers Day. She loved it and its on the hutch along with the others you managed to chip while playing nurf ball in the house many many years ago.

I often feel that you are away like at college or some out of state job. I know that you are not coming home but it is a good feeling that borders on denial. I enjoy visiting with you in my dreams. Have not had one in awhile, see if you can make it happen occasionally. The morning after is sad but fulfilling.

Mom says a prayer for you every morning when she visits St. Patrick's on the way to work. We think of you all the time as you manage your way into our daily conversations. People visit your web Tribute once in awhile, most favorite pictures are Poly and Best of Times. You are always toasted at family gatherings as everyone misses you as we do. Stay close to family in heaven, pray for us as we pray for you – until we meet again.

Love Mom & Dad

Terry, Our last memory of you is dancing in that silly Indian headdress at Rick and Mia's wedding; I'm sure you are in a very special place dancing with those McInerney's and Gazzani's who are there with you now. You and your family are in our prayers always. (and, if you can help me out at Tricia's wedding with the worm dance so I can show-up Uncle Jack, I'd appreciate it!) Susie

Terrence -- May God hold you in the palm of his hand and may you watch over your family from above.