Mitch Rosen

Terry came.

I remember he was doing a column.

And he would tell stories about, you know, working at the Sun-Times.

And when I talk about who he remembers, he talked about being on the same floor as Irv Kupsonet.

If you don't know who Kup was, Google it.

One day, Terry is in the urinal doing what he does.

And there's Cup looking over the side.

And he said, hmm, not bad.

Terry was a prince.

I mean, I would bring him into these events that we would do.

We'd do a March of Dimes thing with all the athletes, and we'd have...

media stars introduced them and they would be like the anchors and Allison Rizzetti and this one and that one and I bring Terry in and nobody knew who he was, you know, as a presenter, but he just warned the audience.

He was just so sweet, so lovely.

And before I forget condolences to Carol and the boys who were also, you know, terrific people.

Um, but Terry was the kind of guy who, here's an example.

I'm out in L.A.

with my daughter and a bunch of us decided we're going to get together for lunch in L.A.

And somehow Terry was in town.

Ron Rappaport, Ned Colletti, Mike Downey, John Shulian.

And we're all sitting around this table.