Of all my brothers Eddie was the most sensitive, although he would never admit it!  He was only 6 years old when our mom left, and as he got a little older he would call me every month or so checking on when she was coming back.  I remembered he did this until he was probably around 12 or so…broke my heart every time😪.   My fondest memory is when I  retired 10 years ago and we spent 2 months together staying at Coco Beach.  It was quite the ride!  He definitely had two sides to him (if you know Eddie, you know what I’m talking about lol)!  One minute you wanted to slap him and the next hug him all up🥰.  Underneath his annoying, quirky ways, he had a heart of gold and was the definition of “would give the shirt off his back”!  Love you and will never forget you bother, you’ll be in my heart until we meet again💔

Eddie, Dawn, Derek, Dustin and David were our neighbors in East St Paul. Our boys played together and went to school together. Eddie was alway so quick witted and such a friendly guy. We enjoyed being neighbors and our two sons, Josh and Jonah, absolutely loved going to the Terry household to play and hang out.  Great times!! 
Our thoughts and prayers are with your family.  You all are thought of frequently by all of us!  Rest in Peace Eddie!!❤️🙏

I have so many memories of Eddie -  he was one of a kind.   His sense of humor, calm nature and oh yes, him teasing me in his own unique way as he watched me grow up.      The Terry house on 5th Street was a place of gathering whether it was for card parties, sitting in the sun on the deck or watching Eddie fixing the cars - no matter what we were doing it was always so much fun .     I hope and pray that your memories bring you comfort and peace. My deepest condolences to Dawn, Derek, Dustin, and David.  Love you guys!    

     I'll never forget the first time you grabbed my hand and we ran away. R.I.P. Big Brother. I'll miss you more than a 15 pound, 4oz walleye.
      P.S. I'll try to keep an eye on your tools as long as I'm here. But I ain't making no promise.

rest in paradise eddie🫶 never forget the time you let us raid ur cabin kitchen to bake cakes ❤️❤️

We started out as coworkers 40 plus years ago and ended up darn near brothers. Spending all of those years with you was an adventure to say the least and anyone who knows you will know exactly what I mean! There is just so much history between us that I’m having a hard time finding the words to describe it all. So many projects, so many friends, so much life. There will never be another Eddie. I will never forget you. 
Sending my condolences to Dawn and the family.
Ralph Werner

Aww Eddie you have gone home, you will be missed tremendously,  however,  we will see you again.
Saukinac will never have a better Mayor than you, and certainly sitting around the campfire will never be the same.  I know I have missed them.
I will never look at a butter dish the same for sure, however, if I ever come across a real original, weird one I will get it and give it to Dawn lol....you always made me laugh and ask questions.  I am glad I knew you and that you were my friend, see you again my friend when I come home as well. Save me a golf cart to cruise around in.
Hugs and prayers to your family

Tammy and Clarence Bailey 

Ed was one of a kind. I will never forget the poker nights hosted at his and Dawn's house. Seeing him with all the brothers and his family made sure it was never a dull night. I hope and pray that your memories bring you comfort and peace. My deepest condolences to Dawn, Derek, Dustin, and Dave, and to all the Terrys.
All the best,
Steve Egbert

I will miss Eddie's quit wit, sense of humor and even his Why's? My fondest memory is when I was diagnosed with breast cancer and he came all the way to my house in Blaine and gave me a rose. A memory I will always cherish! I'm sure he is having a great time in Heaven!! Loved him very much.

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Edward Joseph Terry

February 9, 1954 – February 18, 2023

Wulff Woodbury Funeral Home

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