Birth date: Nov 24, 1955 Death date: May 14, 2025
Today we celebrate the life of our beloved Terence Dean “T.D." McCartney, who graced this world from November 24th, 1955, in New York City, to May 14th, 2025, in Tacoma, Washington. Terence was baptized, confirmed, and raised in Read Obituary
I send condolences to the family of T.D. and wish them well. I met T.D. in South Korea (Yong-San/Seoul) in January 1985. I remained there for two years and during that time, got to know T.D. well as he worked in the section next to mine, until he left. I enjoyed his friendship, sense of humor, and just being able to talk on anything. I later caught up with with him at Fitzsimons AMC (Aurora, CO) when he was going through the long course for Bio-Medical Equipment and we were able to see each other again as in South Korea. He later went to Madigan, and we remained in touch for a while. Sometime after that we lost touch, but I knew he was still there, got a couple of Christmas cards from him and knew he was headed for retirement. I knew he retired from the military in Washington state and remained there. I wish we could have talked more, but I still have the good times from long ago. RIP You will be missed and never forgotten.
I had the privilege of helping to take care of TD the past few years at Madigan and am saddened to hear of his passing. He was one of the most resilient people I can say I've ever met. However it was always his sense of humor and positive attitude that I admired the most. I learned a lot from TD and was honored to be a part of his care.
God bless and my condolences to the McCartney family
Jodie Cromwell-Mayer lit a candle in memory of Terence "T.D." McCartney
Forever in my heart. I named TD-Savage! That he was. Defying the odds time and time again. Honored and privileged to be able to care for Savage these last seven years. I wish there was something I could say or do. My heart thoughts and prayers go out to Chae, little Heathaa yes I spelled it that way that’s how I heard TD day it , Terry and big Heather. Grateful and blessed to have met you all. Sending love.
Nurse Care Manager~Jodie Mayer
Condolences to TD’s
Family he was a fellow New Yorker we’re both from East Harlem NYC he was from Lexington Houses and I from Johnson Houses. We met in Spanaway, WA , He was a Good Man and Friend. God Bless and Peace. My Niece Ashley Cox also sent Condolences she is good friends with his Daughter Heather. 🙏❤️🇺🇸
Sending my condolences to all of TD's family and loved ones. I only had the honor of knowing TD over these past 3 years, but he always exuded such a positive, bright, and strong spirit. He was such a joy to get to know.
Artie Thomas
Terrance McCartney was my older brother from different parents.We known each other since I was born
his Mother Mrs McCartney and my grandmother Mrs Ballentine where great friends.I spent alot of time with him in 8h.He taught me how to play electric football and play with his train set.As I got older he would occasionally drive me around in a blue Elektra 225.I will cherish the talks we had even when I got older we worked together during the
holidays.Growing up with him and the Lexington Boys they looked out for me.Terrance was a special person his laugh smile was unique he will always remain in my heart.
Until we meet again TD
In Honor and Remembrance of Terence D. McCartney
I'll always remember and keep our conversations with me. A kind and loving man I'm proud to have for an uncle, and later in life, a friend. You will be missed but forever in my heart 🧡. KoKo
