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Terry D. Rosenbaum, born on August 3, 1949, peacefully passed away on July 30, 2026. Terry’s life was marked by her unwavering devotion to family, career, and the simple joys that brought her the greatest happiness.
Terry dedicated over 20 years of her professional life as a mortgage broker with M&T Bank. Her dedication and professionalism were evident to all who worked alongside her. After retiring, Terry found new joys working in the bakery department at Wegmans, where her warm spirit and welcoming smile left a lasting impression on both colleagues and customers.
Terry is survived by her beloved daughters, Vanessa Woolson and Heather Rosenbaum, and her treasured grandchildren, Landon Woolson and Addison Woolson. She also leaves behind her brother Elwin (Ginny) Yerdon and three nephews who will remember her fondly.
Terry is preceded in death by those she held closest: her loving partner, Gene Irish, whose partnership provided countless cherished memories—especially time spent sailing together on Lake Ontario. She is also predeceased by her parents, Elwin and Agnes Yerdon; her sister, Sandy Clement; and her grandson, Max Austin.
Terry was known for her zest for life and her love of adventure. Time spent sailing with Gene was among her happiest moments, watching the sunset from the deck and feeling the gentle sway of the water. Music brought Terry great joy, especially anything by Elvis Presley. Visiting Graceland was a highlight of her life and always brought a sparkle to her eyes.
Those who knew Terry will remember her deep love for her family. Her kindness, generosity, and joy for living will long be cherished by those she leaves behind.
Her strength, laughter, and enduring love will remain a source of comfort and inspiration for her family and friends in the days to come, and her legacy will live on in the memories they share.
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