Obituary of Terrence Heinrichs

Dr Terry Heinrichs, PhD, M.A. (University of Toronto) B.A. (California - Berkeley), passed away the morning of Sunday April 11, 2021
He dearly loved his family, and was Father to Jeff Edwards, Max Heinrichs (Marita), Casey Heinrichs and Jenny Heinrichs-Sutcliffe.  He also leaves behind his beloved partner Anne Green, Step-children Jesse Morden and Kaela Morden, sisters, Judith (Cliff) and Susan (David) and brother, the late Warren Paul, grandchildren, Broden, Brooklyn, Lincoln and Carlyn.  -Special fond memories of  Patricia Hallgren, and Sara Sutcliffe, Nephew and Nieces:  Dan Schammerhorn (Nancy), Randy Schammerhorn (Wendy), Cynthia Schammerhorn-Sumner (Bill), Loriann Fox, and Kathy Binkowski, Sam Arieff(Tasha), Rachel Arieff, and the late Steven Arieff.

His mother, Bernice Heinrichs was a constant in his life and he was devoted to her.  Not born into privilege, he sought better lives for his family.   
Terry was an outstanding high school athlete, and was a starter on the Washington high school city championship team in 1959.  He was also an outstanding baseball player, and was selected as a high school All-American player for the national All-Star game at Yankee stadium, where he appears in a photo standing between Joe DiMaggio and Mickey Mantle.  He then went on to receive a full scholarship to the University of California, Berkeley based on his athleticism. After graduation, he moved to Canada and became a college professor in the Political Science department for York University, Glendon College, as department head, until he retired as Professor Emeritus.  He had also taught at McGill University and Concordia University. He wrote many articles and law reviews, was a published author, and was a highly respected scholar on the issues of Political Theory, Civil Liberties, and Freedom of Expression.
Terry Heinrichs will be sorely missed by all who knew him.
Rest in Eternal Peace.
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“Never. We never lose our loved ones.
They accompany us; they don’t disappear from our lives.
We are merely in different rooms” – Paulo Coelho