New Orleans Mourns the Loss of Terrence Kennedy in Bourbon Street Terror Attack
A New Orleans family has confirmed the tragic loss of Terrence “Terry” Kennedy, who was killed during the terror attack on Bourbon Street in the early hours of New Year’s Day.
Kennedy, 63, was a lifelong New Orleanian celebrated for his generous spirit and kindhearted nature. His family described him as a man with an “extremely big heart” who brought warmth and positivity to everyone he encountered.
The seventh of nine children born to Dolores and James Kennedy, Terry grew up in a close-knit family that remains deeply connected. His sister shared fond memories of his love for sports, highlighting his unwavering devotion to the New Orleans Saints and the Kansas City Chiefs. However, his loyalty always burned brightest for his all-time favorite team, the Pittsburgh Steelers.
Kennedy’s death has left a profound void in the lives of his family and the broader New Orleans community. Those who knew him remember his kind demeanor and his deep affection for his city and its vibrant culture.
As they grieve this unimaginable loss, the Kennedy family is also keeping the victims and families affected by this senseless act of violence in their thoughts.
This heartbreaking tragedy underscores the importance of unity and compassion during such trying times, as the city of New Orleans comes together to honor Terry’s memory and support all those impacted.
