Terry CASELEY Obituary

I first crossed paths with Terry as a 4th year medical student at Christchurch Hospital. He was a wonderful teacher and had a great manner with both his little patients and their carers.
My next interactions with Terry were at the old Christchurch Women's Hospital when anaesthetising for Caesarian Sections in the middle of the night. Terry would be called in to look after and sometimes resuscitate the newborn babies. Although it was all hours of the night and morning, and he had been dragged out of bed, he always appeared with his wonderful smile and cheerful sense of humour and proceeded to do a very skilled job of looking after the newly born babies-at times having to resuscitate them-undoubtedly saving some of them from brain damage or even worse.
A wonderful man, a true gentleman, who leaves behind a great legacy in many areas of child health.
My condolences to Anne and all his family-he will be very much missed.
Peter Pryor

My condolences to the Caseley Family. May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.
From the age of one until I turned 14 years old, Dr. Caseley was my Paediatrician. I found him to be a caring and wonderful doctor.

Terry was a great New Zealander.
His leadership of IHC was. Outstanding and visionary. Trish Grant said how fortunate we were to have his wisdom and humour.
He upheld the process of normalisation so children and adults could lead satisfying lives within their communities.
Thank you Terry for your time and energy and fine leadership ,we all loved you.

Deepest sympathies to the family. A great man and a key part of the establishment of our Champion Centre as a important early supporter for Patricia Champion. It continues to this day as a lasting piece of his legacy. Kind regards
Andrew Hall (Chair - Christchurch Early Intervention Trust)

Our sincere sympathy to you Ann and your family.With love & blessings, Jeanie & Malcolm Rickerby

Sincere condolences to Ann and family. I have such good memories of many years working with Terry on the National Committee for Autistic Children.
Philippa Barker (formerly Stephens)

To Anne and family
I'm sad to hear of Terry's passing,Thinking of you all,
The memories still live on.
Jan,roger and mark

To Anne and family,
I was very lucky to have worked with Terry for 10 years in Paediatrics a long time ago. A great colleague, teacher and part of a multidisciplinary team.
Sincere condolences

I took my son to dr casely when he was a toddler and and found him such a gentleman and a caring doctor rip lovely man.

I worked with Dr Caseley many years ago in paediatrics. Such a wonderful man and doctor.
Leonie Thomson

Sad to hear about Terry's death this week.
I enjoyed working at The Durham Centre with Terry and Ann. Terry and I have washed dishes together after a party, in the day!
Lots of love Ann in your sad loss of Terry. From Valerie Attrill

We've known Terry for a number of years as a perfect gentleman.Ive built two houses with Terry's influence,an amazing man.Condolescenses to Anne and family.
Jan and Roger

I met Dr Caseley @ St George´s Maternity. A wonderful Paediatrician
Sympathy to his family

A true gentleman . I have so much respect for Terry as professional in his field . I had the pleasure to work with him at St George´s hospital for many years , his support to staff and his care of babies was exceptional . So many lovely memories

A most excellent clinician and teacher . My deep ondolences to all family.