Terrisita B. Porter

To the Boone and Porter Family,
Terri was an outstanding person and I am grateful that I had the opportunity to know her and for us to be friends during our school days at Alamance and Southeast. It is with great sadness that I extend my deep and heartfelt sympathy to all of you.

To the Boone and Porter family
My children and I were very lucky to know Terri.
She always made us laugh. SHe was an inspriation to all who knew her.

I pray for her family everyday and I hope that they will find peace, comfort, and to carry on as strong, successful human beings just as she did.
Love Mary, Gabby and Hannah
North Potomac Maryland

To the Porter and Boone Family:

Although I was a bit younger than Teri, I do remember her from the old neighborhood on Youngs Mill Rd. I remember my older brothers, Kevin, Kris and Count would play basketball at the Boones house some afternoons and as I followed them over, Teri would often entertain Robin and I with the rest of the younger “brothers and sisters” from the neighborhood. I have only the fondest memories of Teri. I once had lunch with Teri and my mother at the...

Terri sat in front of me at Southeast Senior High in Mr. Driscoll's math class. I admired her sense of humor and outlook on life as well as a tremendous intellect. It has been a very long time as my career in the Air Force and subsequent work kept me away from most of the class reunions. I wish I had the opportunity to talk with her again. There are so many fond memories of the time spent at Southeast. She was and will always be a wonderful person.

Mrs. Boone, Kevin, Kelsey, Kevin Jr., Kaitlyn, Derrick and Robin,

To say "I'm so sorry" seems so inadequate. Even though Terri & I touched base briefly on too few occasions, it really hurts to know that she's gone AND that she battled cancer and I didn't even know it. It is good to know that she has enjoyed a full and wonderful life. Every time I think about her, I remember the songs she taught me -- "I Know a Weeny Man", "Plant a Watermelon" and "I'm a Nut in a Rut". We were...

It's been such a long, long time. My first memory of Terri is when I attended Southeast Guilford Junior H.S. as an 8th Grader. She was one class ahead of me. Even though we grew up in the same neighborhood, I didn't really have to opportunity to get to know Terri until then, because we attended different schools. I remember that very 1st day, sitting in the bleachers in the school gym, feeling lost/alone as one of the 'new' kids. Terri motioned for me to come sit with her and introduced me...

Just thinking of you yesterday and God had a better plan for you. God brought u home to be an angel. You will be missed. My deepest sympathy to the Porter and Boone families. May God bless all of you.