Maybe we can get his WD and Maiden in the show this year

That would be awesome!

Man...I pm’d him a few times. Never got to meet him at a show. He was honest.

That is certainly awesome Erik.

Pinside isn't the same with some people around...Who-dey is definitely one of those people.

Be ready to buy on 7/1 and you’ll be fine!

The official refreshment of Saturday match play tourneies!

I actually listened to an old voicemail of him today I kept. He was telling me how to get to Horde mode on TWD a few years ago.

That’s nice to have some audio of Terry. I would probably start crying…. I’m such a softy

I purchased a game a couple weeks ago. As soon as I made the comment I thought of Terry.
The game was The Munsters.

I am pretty sure he planned to buy a Elvira as a retirement gift to himself.

I am pretty sure I read a lot of his posts talking about it.

Anyway, a few weeks ago when I picked up Elvira, I was really thinking about Terry.

We were almost there, he kept sending me messages here asking questions about my multicade, and I was inviting him to stop by and try it out and I was going to give him my address and phone # as soon as he was ready.

I will never delete our messages here.

Anyway I am self employed, and some clients I do work for pisses me off and stresses me out, and after Terry passed I told them to find someone else. life is too short for me to put up with your crap anymore.

My whole life I have heard people say "life is too short".

When Terry passed, that finally really sunk in, and I am a little bit of a different person now.

I had even told my girlfriend that a friend here named Terry will most likely be hanging out with us soon to try some of the games we have here.

Man his passing was so all of a sudden it is still hard to believe that he is not here now.

I miss Terry!

Here! Here! Terry really did care. He was actually very consumed with an issue that some local pinheads had said about him. I believe they were supposed to be his friends. He spoke about it with me multiple times just months before his passing. He was very upset about it. I tried to encourage him to let it go but he really was concerned about what he had said and that they must have misunderstood his meaning behind the statement. I felt bad for him because he was taking it so hard.

I can't get over how many people he was in touch with . How do you find the time to deal with so many people .
I just feel glad he found some time to deal with me .

I feel like he was bullied on here too.. trolls clearly just trying to get him going on subjects. And he just wouldn't let it go!

Conservative values don't bode well on pinside. Shame

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I meant to post this here two weeks ago. I was picking up someone at McCarran Airport and saw this vehicle ahead of me....

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sure don't, it's a shame.

Way to politicize the memory of our beloved Who-Dey guys!

Look, can't we all just agree the unconditional, forum-wide love for Who-Dey transcends all political, social, and demographic lines? His memory should provide a chance for unity, not division! I'm sure he'd have wanted it that way.

Terry was pinball through and through.

I didn't have any personal dealings with Terry, but I certainly miss his interactions here. Even though I'm a Who Dat and not a Who Dey, it will be an honor to attend his tournament in December!

Pictures from his Uncle - he had some custom additions added to Terry's Munsters game.

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RIP Terry...

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Fuck , that makes it really official .
Every time I see someone drinking a Pepsi , I think of Terry , as someone mentioned that's what he liked to drink .
He is still thought of and missed by people halfway around the world .
He made such a positive impact on a lot of people .

Glad you posted those pictures.

I remember 3D printing the rail support to help alleviate the rail to the left of Herm from bending and sending it to Terry. He sure was a Munsters pin fan, but didn't have a 3D printer to fix the rail problem so I reached out to him to let him know I would help out. Simple part to print (probably less than an hour) so I got his address and off it went. It was free, but Terry wanted to pay so I said $10M, LOL - so we settled on having some beers ever we ever met up at a pin show.

After that we traded a fair number of PM's about pins, COVID, retirement, comparing lineups, we sort of planned to have some beers post COVID when the shows started back up. Darn it, that never happened.

Did Terry have a dragster?

Damn that hits home. Best tombstone I’ve seen though.

I still love kicking his arse on Pinball Arcade, good times and great bloke.

Ok that's a bad ass tombstone. Doesn't make up for dying so young but it had to be said. RIP

He owned it and that was him driving

Bengals beat the Steelers today. Thought of Terry today after win. I remember when Terry loved then didn’t love football. We texted a fair amount since I was a night owl and he worked late shifts. I used a tool set the other day that he recommended to me to buy and thought of him also. Still think of him from time to time and this will likely last for a while. I like it. He is good to remember

Anytime the Bengals get mentioned I think of Terry, I still miss him.

This will definitely be the time of the year I think of him the most. Going back-and-forth with football banter. Miss that.

He would say he was leaving the NFL thread after a Bengals loss...then would be back 10 minutes later.

Just read this. Sad to read. Anyone know what happened? Covid?

Just a sudden thing that no one really knows, but it is suspected that because he worked a swing shift at his job that his job hours took a big toll on him.

He was always posting about he was about to retire, and we were pulling for him to retire and have a ton of fun, and then suddenly he was just gone.

We had been sending messages, and I thought he was going to stop by here soon to try some games I have that he was interested in trying.

I not only lost Terry(who-dey) on here, that I loved so much, but one month later I lost my best friend that lived next door also. (pancreatic cancer)

I miss both of them so much and I wish they were both still here with me.

Pinside is awesome! But not as great as when who-dey was here being so very fun to read his posts.

RIP Terry, and Dwayne!

massive heart attack at work

Hope your going alright mate , it must be hard .

Anyone who can come to Pincinnati this December - make sure to put a few games on Terry's Walking Dead and Iron Maiden.

Who-Dey……Terry…….Who-Dey!

Can’t believe it’s been a year since we lost him

Seen this on my way to work!

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