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Terrence Michael Cassidy

January 30, 1939 - April 7, 2026
Visitation
D'Anjolell-Stigale Memorial Home
3260 Concord Road
Aston, PA 19014
610-497-5505 | Map
Thursday 4/16, 10:00 am - 11:00 am
Service
D'Anjolell-Stigale Main Chapel
3260 Concord Rd.
Aston, PA 19014
Thursday 4/16, 11:00 am

Terrence Michael Cassidy, 87, of Brookhaven, passed away at home on April 7, 2026. Born and raised in Philadelphia to the late Jerome and Anna (née Weiss) Cassidy, Terrence was a proud graduate of West Catholic High School. A veteran of the U.S. Navy, Terrence served as an electrical engineer during the Vietnam Era. His serviceContinue Reading

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George Varghese left a message on April 16, 2026:
To my beloved brother Terry - in Christ, It is my deepest honor and privilege to have known you personally and to call you my older brother in Christ. Thank you for sharing your life, faith and walking together with me during my younger years. I fondly remember the many bible study evenings and meals we shared together, especially the ones where we hunkered down and read C. S. Lewis books on Mere Christianity and Screw Tape Letters, and how passionate you were on faith and theological insights. I loved the personal stories you shared and how you mentored our young small group of men cheerfully naming us the `Band of Brothers`. You left an indelible mark as you challenged us on life, values of Christian faith and the duty to honor that legacy with our families. I was Wormwood and if I have gotten any insight, it was by standing on the shoulders of giants like yourself. I can now hear you say with a smile, “I have fought the good fight, I have finished the race, I have kept the faith.” (2 Timothy 4:7) So it is with a profound sense of admiration, gratitude and love I celebrate your life and legacy as I press on toward the same goal. My deepest condolences to you Mrs. Jung, Teresa, Maureen, Rose, beloved family, kids and loved ones as you remember your husband, father and grandfather. May the peace, strength and grace of our Lord Jesus Christ be with you during this time and the days ahead. Cherishing you always in my memories brother Terry, until we meet again on that beautiful shore. In Christ, George Varghese
Đại ( sa ý son ) left a message on April 15, 2026:
Ý Út, We are heartbroken to hear that your husband has passed away. Please accept our condolences to you and your family. He is in God's good hands.
John Quach ( Phương husband) left a message on April 15, 2026:
Dear ý út, We are saddened for the lost of your husband. I would like to give you our condolences to you , your family. May the Lord comfort you and strengthen you during this difficult time. May He grant you peace. We believe that we unite with him in heaven in the future!
Le VanTy left a message on April 15, 2026:
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TCCGP left a message on April 14, 2026:
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Hồng Thuy left a message on April 14, 2026:
Hi Hue Lan Please pass this condolence to my aunty Ý Út. Dear Aunt Ý Út Heartfelt Condolence We are deeply saddened by the loss of uncle Terrence Michael Cassidy. We pray that God will grant you and Hue Thanh’s family,Hue Lan’s family the strength needed to get through this difficult time. May uncle Terrence Michael Cassidy rest in peace. May God’s love will comfort you and your family.
Hồng Phong left a message on April 14, 2026:
Dear Hue Lan Please pass my condolence to my aunt Ý Út Dear aunt Ý Út Our deepest condolence to you and your family. Praying for strength and comfort during this difficult time. Fr: Hong Thuy’s family.
Jerry McClintock left a message on April 13, 2026:
Rest in Peace soldier!! The world owes you a debt of gratitude for your military service in the Vietnam war and it is now your time to relax your soul. It’s been a true honor to be part of your family for 45+ years. Tgank You for welcoming me with open arms when I fell in love with your daughter. The way you treated your grandchildren should be the envy of all, filling their lives with love & doting them with every stuffed toy you could imagine. I’ll always think of you each time I watch a Flyers game as you were by far the BIGGEST fan I know!! GO FLYERS. Please look over us family members as we navigate through life and send down little signs to know we are living the way you would appreciate us doing. My next Guiness stout will be raised up in your honor. Cheers
David Quach left a message on April 13, 2026:
Here also my love for uncle Cassidy: Terrence Michael—my uncle was a soldier who served devotedly in the U.S. military, dedicating his youth to the people of Vietnam during wartime in the pursuit of freedom. Following his honorable discharge, he fulfilled his duties as a husband, father, and grandfather with a spirit of deep love and care for his family. He was a man who revered God and loved his fellow man; he placed little importance on his own personal happiness, choosing instead to constantly strive to assist those facing hardship. Today, he has returned to the Lord in blessed peace, leaving his loved ones behind. His passing represents a profound loss for his immediate family and extended relatives. May the Lord, from this day forward, honor his spirit of reverence for God and love for humanity by bestowing abundant blessings upon his descendants.                                       David and Quach families.                              Amen.
David( Tùa) left a message on April 13, 2026:
To Dear aunt and family Here is what I thought, Terance Michael—my uncle—was a soldier who served devotedly in the U.S. military, dedicating his youth to the people of Vietnam during wartime in the pursuit of freedom. Following his honorable discharge, he fulfilled his duties as a husband, father, and grandfather with a spirit of deep love and care for his family. He was a man who revered God and loved his fellow man; he placed little importance on his own personal happiness, choosing instead to constantly strive to assist those facing hardship. Today, he has returned to the Lord in blessed peace, leaving his loved ones behind. His passing represents a profound loss for his immediate family and extended relatives. May the Lord, from this day forward, honor his spirit of reverence for God and love for humanity by bestowing abundant blessings upon his descendants.                                       David and Quach families.                              Amen.  
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