I have no relationship to Terrence. His memory and story popped up on my Facebook timeline and as much as I have been very sad and still shocked by this horrible tragedy I hate that today was my first time learning of Terrence. He and I share the same birth year and I see he went to FIT —I myself majored in fashion in college and even taught fashion courses for seven years at the AUC in Atlanta. It pains me that we were both 30, married, and with children and he didn’t get a chance to see his children grow up. May God bless you Terrence in eternal sleep and may He continue to watch over your loved ones. We remember you.🌺

I consider myself a friend to those who were impacted on this historical day. Terrance was living his life wanting to accomplish his own version of success and happiness, before it was cut short. I pray that Terrance's family and loved ones continue to heal from his loss. Please know there are people in this world that have compassion for you and want to contribute to honoring your loved one.

I would like to update my previous post with some information, so anyone else coming upon this site will have some insight into the life of Terrance. He was 30 years old, married, with 2 young children. He played professional basketball for a short time, was gifted musically, and with computers. He had only worked for Marsh for a few months. I sure he was, and is, dearly missed by all who knew him.

I worked with Terrence at Citysearch. Every time I go to New York, I stop by his name and pay my respects. He might not have tributes but he is remembered.

I too want to leave a tribute on this site to anyone who has no tribute, or very few. I'm sure you are loved and missed by many; maybe even after all these years it's too painful to write. I lost my husband and soulmate back in 2011 and it still feels like yesterday. RIP. Gone but NOT foegotten.

Makes me sad to see someone with no tributes or information but a name. Terrance, you are remembered and thought of.