We are all very sad at the Molly Wee to hear of Terrence passing away We always enjoyed Terence coming in for his pint of Guinness after he finished work at MSG He was always smiling May he Rest In Peace  We will miss his presence

I had the great luck to meet terry at the molly wee and run into him at the garden and citifield. What a genuine good man who was always smiling and made  me laugh all the time

We are so sorry to hear of Terry's passing.  He was always friendly and took time to say hello.  We will miss you neighbor.  Our deepest sympathy,   Rosmarie & Mike  

 Very sad to hear of Terry’s passing. I have known Terry since our days in Woodhaven, Queens. He was a generous guy, with a great sense of humor. He left us with a lot of great memories. My sympathies to his family. RIP Terry. 


Terence always had a smile and his sparkling blue eyes made this man shine. He was one of our  “crew” that took the LIRR home after an event at MSG.  We had a lot of laughs.  I am so sad to have learned of his passing. Everyone loved Terence!  😭😭😭

My condolences to Terry's family. I've known Terry since we were 14, he used to love to play his sax and  always  had a smile for you. RIP Terry  


Karen and I will always remember Terry in a most fond way.  Whatever, wherever .....our conversations always included a good time with great belly laughs and smiles.
We nicknamed him “ Dufus” 🤪 in a most loving way. His kind and friendly manner went far in a world that isn’t always kind and friendly. He had a great attitude even when he encountered health issues. Terry found a way to be positive and that positivity spread to the workers and fans around him at Madison Square Garden.
He definitely left the arena too soon, but will not be forgotten.
Whatever show he attends next, we know that he will find a way to have drink and a good time.😘

Hi, I worked with Terry quite a bit at MSG.  We were paired up many times, either in the Madison Club, or on the floor for concerts.  We even had a running joke about our work shoes:  I had noticed his one day, and he told me where he got his, so I got a pair.  Whenever we saw each other, he always commented on how nice my shoes were.  I would tell him that some (insert expletive) recommended them to me.  We had a lot of laughs together, and I've missed that the last few years.  

One other memory of him is that I was going to be away for one of the Jingle Ball concerts and I mentioned to him that my niece may look him up to see if he could help her out.  After the show, I found out that she had introduced herself to him, and he really upgraded her seat.  She was so thrilled and I can't thank him enough for going out of his way.

I've attached a picture from one of the Adele concerts we did together in September of 2016.  When it was over, we spotted an Adele impersonator and had to get a picture.  I love it.

I'll miss him.

I worked with Terry at several of the venues with the Ushers and Ticket Taker's Union.  He was always a lot of fun to share an area  with.  Working with him made the night pass much quicker.  I'm so sorry to hear of his loss and want to extend my thoughts and prayers to his family.  May he Rest In Peace. 

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Terence Francis Kane

December 3, 1957 – March 3, 2021

Werst & LaBella Funeral Home

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