TERRENCE W FECKLEY

Terrence “Terry” W. Feckley, age 77, passed away on February 5, 2024. He was born on November 8, 1946, to the late Hazel E. (nee Kepp) and William J. Feckley. 

He is reunited with his son, Howard Feckley. He is also Reunited with his brother, Donald Feckley and sister-in-law, Kay Westphal.

Left to cherish his memory is the love of his life and caretaker, Polly A. Roberts. He also leaves behind his children, Terry “Ter” Feckley II (Rachelle Brown), Julie “Ju Ju” Feckley, Daniel “Dan” (Andrea) Feckley; and like a daughter, Kimberly Feckley.

Terry also leaves behind his grandchildren and partners in crime, Bryce (His Right-Hand Man) and Brayden (His Left-Hand Man). His other special grandchildren, Devon (Sylvia), Xavier, Mycah, and Colton; great grandchildren, Tatum and Harlow.

His brothers, Norman Westphal, Dale (Pat) Feckley, Kenneth (Vera) Feckley; sister-in-law, Marlene; along with a host of nieces and nephews.

He wasn't one for fancy words or big gestures, but his life spoke volumes about love, family, and finding joy in the little things.

Terry was the ultimate champ of being a dad and grandpa, all rolled up into one awesome person. From supporting and raising his own kids to later hanging out with his grandsons, he knew the ropes of family life like a pro. Terry's love and encouragement knew no bounds. He had a knack for turning life's curveballs into teachable moments, always ready with a supportive hug or a listening ear. His legacy of sticking together and being strong will always be felt in his family, a shining example of what it means to be there for each other through thick and thin. His legacy of loyalty and strength will continue to live on through his family. 

When it came to his grandkids, well, let's just say they hit the jackpot with a grandpa like Terry. His love for his grandsons, Bryce and Brayden, knew no bounds. Terry's heart swelled with pride at Bryce's football wins, whether it was scoring touchdowns in high school or shining on the college field. But what really mattered to Terry was the time they spent together. Whether it was picking Bryce up from school or spending weekends with his youngest grandson Brayden they loved every moment. His devotion to his grandsons was unmistakable, evident in the ways he was always there for them. Their bond was unbreakable, a testament to Terry's big heart and strong character. For Terry, Bryce and Brayden weren't just his grandchildren; they were his whole world.

You could often find him swapping stories at the racetrack with his brothers and sons, on the golf course, or fishing. Terry also loved watching his Cleveland Indians. And don't even get him started on his beloved '68 Camaro.

Let's not forget Terry's time in the military, where he donned the uniform of his country with pride and honor. As a young man, he embarked on a journey to Germany, dedicating himself to serving his nation from 1966 to 1968. His time in the armed forces was a testament to his unwavering dedication and the values he held dear.

In lieu of flowers, Terry would prefer you donate to the local V.A. Organization.

Terry will be laid to rest at Ohio Western Reserve National Cemetery, 10175 Rawiga Rd, Seville, OH 44273, with well-deserved military honors on Friday, February 16, 2024, at 12:45 pm. Terry would insist that you come as you are for his final farewell. There will be a celebration of his life following the service. Come ready to share your favorite Terry stories or memories.