Terri Timmerman Lebegue

On behalf of the Society of Air Force Nurses, please know we are mourning with you the death of our sister nurse, Lt Col Terri Lebegue, Retired. It takes a patriot, willing to give of themselves to other human beings in their time of need, to step forth and join the ranks of our U. S. Air Force Nurse Corps. Your beloved one will be mourned and missed by many who served alongside her. We will include her name in our Memorial Program of the Society of Air Force Nurses in commemoration of...

My life is full of memories of Terry. When she came fome for
Saudie, wre had a welcome home party at my home, We used to call her Betty Crocker. I remember the Cookie Parties, mom I'm sure you made the cookies. She made work fun. We worked hard and had a good time. I am so thrilled Terri found Breck. He is such a sincere man. His girls were beautiful. I think of something differient every day. She is just a sweet heart and you can be so proud of her. Terry will always have a special...

Our Dearest Breck,
We cherish the times spent with you and our Terri. We want to thank you both for all the love and support, strength and wisdom, happiness and joy, laughter and tears, and wonderful times spent together. You are both very dear and truly special to us.
With our love and prayers,
Greg and Melissa

Terri and I were neighbors for ten years. She always had a sparkle in her eyes, a rich sense of humor and true love for her dogs. Can now picture Terri herding her dogs through Dimple Dell Park.

I was totally thrilled for Terri when she met and married Breck. I'm now saddened that her life ended when she was so young at heart; and gladdened to know she touched so many lives, especially mine. Peace.

Uncle Bob & Aunt Verla,

We are so sorry to hear about the loss of Terri. You will be in our thoughts and prayers.

Uncle Breck, Anton and I are thinking of you. We were looking at pictures of Auntie Terri, you, and us making faces. She was pretty and we are going to miss her. Love, Katelyn

TT is one of a kind. Well respected and loved. I will cherish the memories of the times spent with her at nursing conventions and working at Cottonwood. My heart aches for you all and you will be in my prayers as she was.

I went to school with Terri at Cottonwood High. She had a heart of gold and never put herself above anyone. I was sad to have heard she left us. Many prayers and respect for her.

Bob and Verla: I am so sorry to hear about Terri, but you know my mom and Terri are playing some kind of game or sport maybe even some camping. All my love to you and your family. You are all in our prayers.