Terrence Love Jordan was born in Boston, Massachusetts on January 7, 1966, to Love and Adell Jordan, who preceded him in
death. He transitioned peacefully at his home in Derry, New Hampshire with his loving fiancé and soulmate, Christine Day,
and his beloved pets, by his side.

Terrence was passionate about construction work and could repair almost anything, from cars and electronics to all phases of home building and repair. He worked as a career carpenter and as a truckdriver, most recently at the Lawrence Eagle Tribune, North of Boston media group. Terrence was a kind and fun-loving man, with an infectious smile and a passion for life. He never knew a stranger, leaving an impression wherever he went. He was one of a kind, and he was known for his unique sense of humor and often assigned nicknames to everyone he encountered. He was an avid Boston Sports fan and fisherman, enjoying being at the water even if the fish weren't hitting. He was a car and music aficionado, combining his love of both with premium sound systems.  A homebody, he enjoyed doing projects or just relaxing with his fiancé and pets. He was a kind and loving man who prioritized his family and friends, valuing his relationships and the making of memories. Terrence was devoted to Christian faith, with his favorite gospel song being "Jesus Can Work It Out," often remarking, "I gave it over to the Lord and He worked it out." During his brief residency in Virginia, he attended Agape Fellowship Ministries and provided valuable assistance to the pastor with the installation and construction of sections for the church facility.

He leaves to cherish his memories three children Terrence Javon Jordan of Boston, Massachusetts, Tiara Love Jordan of Raleigh, North Carolina, Tyra Sharee Jordan of Raleigh, North Carolina; two grandchildren Tre West of Raleigh, North Carolina and Paris Jefferies of Raleigh, North Carolina; two sisters Kathy Denson of Miami, Florida, Trinza Parham of Stafford, Virginia; three nieces Ashley Parham of Stafford, Virginia, Taylor Parham of Stafford, Virginia, Tisha Stuckey of Miami, Florida; two nephews Derrick ​Denson of Miami, Florida, Edward Denson of Miami, Florida, and preceded in death by one nephew Cassiaus Stuckey of Miami, Florida with a host of other loving relatives and friends.

Terrence leaves a legacy of not only being Well Loved, but of Loving Well.

In lieu of flowers, the family asks that you consider donating towards pancreatic cancer research in his honor.

Acknowledgments: The Family extends our heartfelt appreciation for the numerous acts of kindness and expressions of sympathy and love during this period of bereavement. We extend our heartfelt gratitude for the healthcare workers who cared for Terrence, especially to the wonderful team at Amedisys Hospice. Words cannot fully convey our sincere gratitude. May God continually bless and keep you all.

Revelation 21:4 (KJV)
And God shall wipe away all tears from their eyes; and there shall be no more death, neither sorrow, nor crying, neither shall there be any more pain: or the former things are passed away.

Friends and family, come as you are to celebrate Terrence's life with food, music, tears, and memories full of joy on Friday, July 18, 2025 from 1:00 PM - 5:00 PM at Carver Den, 82 Talbot Ave, Boston, MA 02124

To leave a message of condolence, please visit www.carrierfuneralhome.com