Birth date: Feb 12, 1947 Death date: Apr 24, 2020
Terry L. Hirte, age 73, of Pinckneyville, IL, passed away on Friday, April 24, 2020 at 1:55 a.m. in his home. Terry was born on February 12, 1947 in Belleville, IL, a son to Emery "Bud" and Elsie (Knope) Hirte. A proud veteran of Read Obituary
I was very saddened by the loss of Terry. I rode with him as a student and have very memories. He was a good medic and teacher. Condolences.
My condolences to the family. Terry helped me learn alot on the Coulterville ambulance and fire department. R.I.P Terry
I was proud to know Terry. I am praying for the survivors and their families.
Marine, your Next Set of Orders hereby direct you to proceed Immediately to Heaven. Please stand by Our Heavenly Father, providing Him the Support and Strength that you have, that you can provide to others, as I am very sure you have done during your entire life. I am not sure if I knew before (and forgot) that you are a Marine, but, doesn't surprise me in the least (as we got along Great). Thank you, Sir, for your Service to our Country (and continuing your efforts thru Fire Fighting), but, more Importantly, for being a wonderful Husband and Father. God Bless. Randy S. Moan and Family.
Marine, your Next Set of Orders hereby direct you to proceed Immediately to Heaven. Please stand by Our Heavenly Father, providing Him the Support and Strength that you have, that you can provide to others, as I am very sure you have done during your entire life. I am not sure if I knew before (and forgot) that you are a Marine (doubtful), but, doesn't surprise me in the least (as we got along Great). Thank you, Sir, for your Service to our Country (and continuing your efforts thru Fire Fighting), but, more Importantly, for being a wonderful Husband and Father. God Bless. Randy S. Moan and Family.
Hugs and prayers to the Hirte family! I was on the DMAT team with Terry and have fond memories of our deployments! I will especially remember a cup of coffee in Puerto Rico - loaded with cream and sugar. Terry shared with me that this was not coffee! Coffee should but thick and bold and if a spoon stands in the middle you are close... I drank the "tainted" coffee and to this day now drink latte on a near daily basis and always think of Terry and the many other deployment conversations! He was a gem! Mary
He will be missed by all!
Betty I'm so sorry for your loss Our thoughts and prayers are with you
Hugs and prayers to the Hirte family! I will always have fond memories of our deployments! I will especially remember a cup of coffee in Puerto Rico - loaded with cream and sugar. Terry shared with me that this was not coffee! Coffee should but thick and bold and if a spoon stands in the middle you are close... I drank the inferior coffee for him as had been made by our outreach group and he didn't want to be ungrateful. To this day I now drink latte on a near daily basis and always think of Terry and our many other deployment conversations of life and the love of his family! He was a gem!
To the Hirte Family
We knew Terry & Betty.
He was a very nice guy.
Always said hello when he saw you.
Our prayers & sympathy are with Betty & family.
