Terry Ross Sires

All of us who knew Terry just loved him. He was a loveable, fun loving guy right from the start, never missing a chance to turn a serious moment into a laugh. He suffered no fools, and weighed the issues with intelligence, logic, and truth. Sending my deepest love and condolences to each and every member of the family. My heart is with you. Grateful that I knew him, I believe he is flying on grace, love, and the Light which created this universe. He made this old earth a better place. Love...

My the family and community of the UU people find comfort during this time. His memory is an abiding blessing.

Carolyn, I'm so sorry for your loss. He was my Uncle and was so funny and made life fun! He would take all of us kids to do trips to Branson the lake and what ever we wanted. Loved when he took naps and rested his glasses on his eyelids. I always asked him what are you doing and it was always I'm just resting my eyes I think of him still resting his eyes He will be missed very much❤

Carolyn, I am so sorry for your loss. You and Terry made me feel so welcome when I moved back to Lubbock last year. You haven't seen me because I am back in Austin now, but my heart is back in Lubbock with you at this time- Rena

Terry was an inspiration to our family and our church.

Carolyn, I'm so sorry for your loss of your husband
Terry. I was glad I was able to meet him at Jean's lunch at the Texas Tech Museum, celebrating her vintage shoe donation. He was so charming and loving of you. You are in my thoughts and prayers. Take care. Rebecca Wallace

Carolyn, I am so sorry about your loss. Terry was a very special person and such a good man. I always enjoyed visiting with him and he was such a hard worker. He was so devoted to you. God bless you and your family.