Terrence L. Kisiel

Birth date: Aug 16, 1954 Death date: Mar 6, 2026

Terrence Lee Kisiel, 71, of Weeki Wachee Florida passed away peacefully on March 6, 2026, at Oak Hill Hospital in Brooksville, Florida. Terry, known to family and friends, was born in Oak Park, Illinois, to Bruno C. Kisiel and Ju Read Obituary

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Greggory Kisiel

2d ago

One great memory I have of my Dad was his knack to always keep note of significant days and milestones within our lives. Dad would have a calendar put together highlighting different events, ranging from his first date with my Mom, the birth of myself and my brother, when I met my wife, Stefanny, along with different accomplishments and events involving family, friends, and our journey together.

In his spirit of always keeping track, yesterday--April 26, 2026--marked 20,000 days to the day of my parent's (Terry and Rose) first date. A lot of wonderful memories grew out of that single moment in time, and for that, I am very grateful that we lived within, and still are, part of that journey. Love you Dad.

Terry Kisiel

6w ago

Lions World Vision Institute's Donor Family Community

Dear Rosemary,
We extend our heartfelt condolences to you and your family on the loss of Terry. The decision to donate as a choice he courageously made is both compassionate and deeply honorable. It’s our honor to celebrate your loved one's generous spirit by celebrating his gift of cornea and tissue donation – a profound act of kindness.

In the coming weeks, you will receive a certificate commemorating Terry’s incredible gift of donation. As a cherished member of the Lions World Vision Institute community, please know that we are here to support you, and those who grieve for him, many resources to help navigate your grief and honor Terry’s legacy.

We welcome you & your loved ones to contact us with any questions or concerns at [email protected] or 206-838-4638.

Warm Regards, Lions World Vision Institute Family Services Team

Norma Cikowski

6w ago

Ana Delsa Perez

6w ago

Terry was a great husband, father and grandfather. He will be truly missed by all of us. Praying for the family during this difficult time.

Joae Alvarez

6w ago

Sorry for your loss. Terry will be greatly missed by all of us who had the pleasure of knowing him.

Joae Alvarez

6w ago

I'm very sorry for your loss. I always had a great time with Terry when we got together with the family.

Allen Lewis

6w ago

What I remember most about Uncle Terry was a man with a strong pressence and a quick wit. Every time I saw him I knew I would get a strong handshake and a big dose of laughter. He always had a joke ready but could also engage you in conversation about any topic. He always made me feel included even when I was the new guy coming into the family who was dating his neice. If you were in the room with Terry you were in the conversation. You also knew he might land a zinger your way LOL and that was great because the laughter he created was infectious. The last thing I will say is that I always remember that when Aunt Rose walked into the room he always noticed and I think he made all of us laugh somtimes just so he could make her smile. Rest in piece Uncle Terry!

April Lewis

6w ago

I would like to share a few words about my Uncle Terry, who meant so much to our family and to everyone who knew him.

Uncle Terry had a special way of making people feel welcome and cared for. He brought laughter wherever he went with his humor, stories, and the way he could always make people smile. He was the kind of person who showed up for others and offered comfort during difficult times. When my little dog Bambi passed away not too long ago, he made sure to check on me and shared comforting words and stories from his own experiences. That was just the kind of caring person he was.

I will always treasure the memories we shared, like my first time flying on an airplane to Disney with him, my Auntie Rose, my cousins Brenden and Gregg, and Grandma Sally. I also remember going horseback riding at their house for the first time on Mr. Tuffy. Uncle Terry always had a joke ready and could make anyone laugh.

For a while we even ordered from the same coffee roastery, and he would grind and roast the beans for my husband Allen and me. We would stop by to pick them up and chat. It’s those little moments that end up meaning the most and remind us to cherish the time we have with the people we love.

He was more than just an uncle—he was a mentor and a constant source of encouragement. I feel so grateful for the memories and the time we were able to share with him.

Rest peacefully, Uncle Terry. You will always be remembered and deeply missed. ❤️

With love,
April Lewis
Your niece 🙏 xoxo

Norma Cikowski

6w ago

have been blessed to know Terry, my remarkable brother-in-law, for virtually my entire life. His extraordinary sense of humor illuminated my journey, making life's experiences even more enriching. Countless memories flood my mind, but one stands out as a testament to his unwavering support. When I was learning to drive as a teenager, he took me on a driving lesson that would prove to be a defining moment. We were exiting a McDonald's parking lot, preparing to make a left turn onto a busy street with oncoming traffic. I confided in him, feeling overwhelmed and afraid. He reassured me, 'You can do this.' I hesitated, and then, in an instant, he exclaimed, 'PEEL IT BABY!' With unbridled enthusiasm, I accelerated, and we smoothly turned left, peeling rubber in his Mazda. In that moment, I transcended my fear, and my confidence soared. It's memories like these that remind me of his profound impact on my life. His humor, intelligence, and compassionate love have been a constant source of inspiration, and I will deeply miss his presence as a guiding light in my life. My heart is filled with gratitude for the 54 years we shared, and I take comfort in knowing that his legacy will continue to inspire me. Rest in peace, dear brother-in-law. Until we meet again, your memory will forever be etched in my heart.

Norma Cikowski

6w ago

I have been blessed to know Terry, my remarkable brother-in-law, for virtually my entire life. His extraordinary sense of humor illuminated my journey, making life's experiences even more enriching. Countless memories flood my mind, but one stands out as a testament to his unwavering support.

When I was learning to drive as a teenager, he took me on a driving lesson that would prove to be a defining moment. We were exiting a McDonald's parking lot, preparing to make a left turn onto a busy street with oncoming traffic. I confided in him, feeling overwhelmed and afraid. He reassured me, 'You can do this.' I hesitated, and then, in an instant, he exclaimed, 'PEEL IT BABY!' With unbridled enthusiasm, I accelerated, and we smoothly turned left, peeling rubber in his Mazda. In that moment, I transcended my fear, and my confidence soared.

It's memories like these that remind me of his profound impact on my life. His humor, intelligence, and compassionate love have been a constant source of inspiration, and I will deeply miss his presence as a guiding light in my life.

My heart is filled with gratitude for the 54 years we shared, and I take comfort in knowing that his legacy to me and others will continue to inspire us all.

Rest in peace, dear brother-in-law. Until we meet again, your memory will forever be etched in my heart, my soul forever. Words can not express how deeply in sorrow I am of your passing. I love you Ter.
Your favorite sister-in-law 🥹
Norm

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