Terry Kirkman death: Association singer was 83 - Los Angeles Times
Singer-songwriter Terry Kirkman of the 1960s folk-rock group the Association has died. Kirkman wrote the popular song 'Cherish,' among others.
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Singer-songwriter Terry Kirkman of the 1960s folk-rock group the Association has died. Kirkman wrote the popular song 'Cherish,' among others.
Terry Kirkman, who cofounded the Association and penned their Sixties classics “Cherish” and “Everything That Touches You,” has died at the age of 83.
Terry Kirkman, a songwriter and singer for the Association, died on Sept. 23 at age 83. The Association was best known for songs like 'Along Comes Mary' and 'Cherish,' the latter of which earned three of the band's six Grammy nominations.
Terry Kirkman, the Association singer and founding member, died at 83 on Saturday. News of his death was confirmed on the band's Facebook page.
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