Birth date: Oct 24, 1928 Death date: Apr 7, 2020
Theresa Albina (Horonzy) Teicher of Cinnaminson, NJ, passed away at the age of 91 on April 7, 2020 from natural causes. She was born on October 24, 1928 in Kingston, PA and was the daughter of Albert and Camilla (Rutkowski) Horonz Read Obituary
Deepest condolences to the Teicher family on your loss. As you wrote, truly Terry was beautiful inside and out - full of energy, inquisitive, and quick to share a laugh. Seeing her when visiting family in NJ was always a highlight, experiencing the joy and energy she would bring to the house and people around her.
Hi Cousins.... I have fond memories of Aunt Terry. Mostly when I was a young teenager and my family came to visit Aunt Lottie in Asbury Park. Aunt Terry did come out to Michigan to see my mom Vicki perhaps 1990? I invited mom and Aunt Terry for supper. I loved it when mom and Aunt Terry would speak in Polish when they didn’t want any of us kids to know what they were saying lol. God bless all of you. Love, Sheree Wiles VanBuren
Dear Teicher’s family our prayers are with you during this time of sorrow. I missed her so much words cannot express my deep lost, she was a wonderful and generous soul. We are praying for healing mercy for her sons, grandchildren, family and friends. With love Peggy, Ronald, Bryan and Steffan
Aunt Terry was special. She was always there to help her family with sound, practical advice-big problems or little ones. She enjoyed visiting Grandma and Mom at the big house at the shore in Asbury and taking in the ocean breeze on the front porch. I watched her raise her boys-she was proud of the men they have become. We shared family news and she enjoyed recounting her grandkids accomplishments. She also had a lovely soprano singing voice and was part of her Polish church choir. With love and thanks.
Theresa(Mastal) and Tom Collins
Dear Teicher cousins and families. Aunt Terry was such a sweet mentor and a joyful presence in my life. I loved spending Bethany Beach weeks with her and Bill. Special memories that are filled with her twinkling eyes and great smile. I pray that she is laughing with all her siblings again in heaven.
To: BILL, DON, BOB and FAMILY& GRANDCHILDREN,
I am sending to you my deepest & sincerest sympathy for the loss of your MOM/NANA and to the rest of Terry's family. Please do not grieve so sorely for SHE is now safely HOME, no more sadness, sickness and pain. SHE still will always love you and always be with you in all your celebrations and she is now in a better position to help you. I am sure SHE is now very happy in Heaven with your DAD.
With all my love & care and God Bless,
Cris (Marivi's mom)
My memories have to include Grandma! When Aunt Terry used to get together with Grandma and my Mom, the laughter could be heard from Grandmas part of the house throughout the first floor of this big house in Asbury Park. I also remember the "polish code" used for their ears only and the belly laughs that accompanied that laughter. To all the boys that I shared my boyhood and young adulthood with and to their families, I offer my sincere condolences for your loss. God Bless you all. Sincerely, Butch
My earliest memories of my aunt were before she was married, with her sisters at the beach in Asbury Park, giggling and telling stories. Always loguacious but with a point that usually ended with a laugh. Every summer she would visit and then with her family, and lending a hand to my Mom. We knew when they were talking about us when they reverted to the "secret language"; polish. As my Mom declined, we could always count on Terry for help and guidance. Her boys became our summertime friends, due mostly to Terry.
