Terry Carmen
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Terry Carmen, 68, passed away peacefully with his wife by his side at home early Wednesday morning. Born on Valentine’s Day in 1957 to Morton and Eleanor Carmen, he had been a life resident of Syracuse. He was a graduate of Manlius Pebble Hill.
For most of his professional career Terry was a software engineer. Most recently he had established an appliance repair business. He was trusted by his customers, always honest, and forthright with the best option…to repair or not!
Terry enjoyed scuba diving, scooter riding, going on cruises, and cooking for his friends. He loved animals, was a great friend, and a beloved husband.
His family includes his wife Stephanie, his brother Jeffrey (Kathy), and his sister Rona (Charles) D’aniello.
A gathering of friends and family will be at Terry and Stephanie’s home.
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We knew Terry always to be kind and gentle with a great sense of humor. We send our heartfelt condolences.
Written by Terry & Frauke Beacham
2025-03-02 10:34:22 PM
Oh Stephanie. I am so sorry to hear about Terry. Take care of yourself. Deb Webber
Written by Debra Webber
2025-03-02 8:28:06 PM
Even though I didn't know him personally I can guarantee he brought joy to everyone he encountered. He was very helpful to me and everyone at Appliantology. You will be missed brother.Thanks Terry for leaving us with lots of wisdom and happiness.
Written by Nathaniel Peterson
2025-03-07 2:09:16 AM
Terry is a legend in the appliance repair community! He was a top notch tech and always had helpful insight into the technical and business end of the appliance repair world. We will miss him in our chat groups.
Written by Tim Nye
2025-03-07 3:57:06 PM
We will miss you, Terry. Rest well, and see you on the other side. Until we meet again.
Written by Adam Chimowicz
2025-03-07 4:11:08 AM
Terry will not be forgotten. Rest in peace my friend.
Written by Rudy Valenta
2025-03-12 5:19:53 PM
Terry, my brother in The Craft (of appliance repair)-- we miss you! I especially miss that quirky and quippy way you had of summing things up and getting right to the problem. You were one of the old timers who knew the craft like few others. You will live on at Appliantology with your many pearls of wisdom that have helped and will continue to help appliance techs all over the world. May God grant you a peaceful repose and comfort to those you left behind, especially Stephanie.
Written by Scott Brown
2025-03-12 9:48:02 PM
Post a Message of Sympathy
We knew Terry always to be kind and gentle with a great sense of humor. We send our heartfelt condolences.
Written by Terry & Frauke Beacham
2025-03-02 10:34:22 PM
Oh Stephanie. I am so sorry to hear about Terry. Take care of yourself. Deb Webber
Written by Debra Webber
2025-03-02 8:28:06 PM
Even though I didn't know him personally I can guarantee he brought joy to everyone he encountered. He was very helpful to me and everyone at Appliantology. You will be missed brother.Thanks Terry for leaving us with lots of wisdom and happiness.
Written by Nathaniel Peterson
2025-03-07 2:09:16 AM
Terry is a legend in the appliance repair community! He was a top notch tech and always had helpful insight into the technical and business end of the appliance repair world. We will miss him in our chat groups.
Written by Tim Nye
2025-03-07 3:57:06 PM
We will miss you, Terry. Rest well, and see you on the other side. Until we meet again.
Written by Adam Chimowicz
2025-03-07 4:11:08 AM
Terry will not be forgotten. Rest in peace my friend.
Written by Rudy Valenta
2025-03-12 5:19:53 PM
Terry, my brother in The Craft (of appliance repair)-- we miss you! I especially miss that quirky and quippy way you had of summing things up and getting right to the problem. You were one of the old timers who knew the craft like few others. You will live on at Appliantology with your many pearls of wisdom that have helped and will continue to help appliance techs all over the world. May God grant you a peaceful repose and comfort to those you left behind, especially Stephanie.
Written by Scott Brown
2025-03-12 9:48:02 PM