Charles Thaddeus Terry

1867–1923 (age 56)

Biography

Charles Thaddeus Terry (1867-1923) stands in memory as a gentle guardian of Albany’s traditions, attentive to the needs of neighbors both near and far. He carried himself with a quiet resolve, always ready to lend a steady hand when the town faced new challenges.

His legacy is preserved in the trust and affection of those whose lives he touched, a testament to the enduring power of thoughtful service.

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