Theresa Schauer

I dont even know where to begin.. When I was young my Aunt Teri was my world; her and Lindz. There was never a time when I didnt want to be with them. I will never forget the times we had on Elmwood washing the BUG in our bikinis and my auntie always there taking pictures of us. Or when I would walk down the hallway she would always yell at me because I walked so hard on my heels she would tell me how could such a little person sound like a heard of cows! All the times we would be at Elkhorn...

I want to thank everyone in sharing their memories about my mom. This has been one of the most trying times of my life. My mother was my world, and as I was to hers. I thank her for everything good in my life because I am the person she was. I cacth myself every now and then laughing with my children just as she did with me. She did anything and everything for me even if it set her behind, she would do it for me. The only thing that mattered to her was that I was hapy and ok. ...

The things I will always remember about my Auntie Teri is her smile and her sense of humor. When ever I was feeling blue or looked sad she would smile as if to say "It's not that bad is it?" I love you Auntie, I will never forget you. I will carry you with me always and remember that things are never as bad as they seem.

My favorite memorie of my Aunty is from when I was young. We were in her room ,going through her shoes and of course I was wearing all her heels.We were singing and dancing to Tina Turner.I love and miss you,Aunty.

My condolences to the family. Terry was a friend in high school. She will be missed.

We grew up with Terry on Douglas Road. What fun we had on that block with all of the kids! Terry was always full of laughter and will always be a part of those happy memories. From the annual 4th of July block parties to the night your whole house was filled up with kids and parents alike to watch the Wizard of Oz on the first color TV on the block. You will always have a place in our hearts.

Our love and thoughts are with your family-Harry, Debbie, and Cindy

The Lyons Family-...

My condolences to Terry's family. What a hoot we had as very young women...then reconnected in Santa Cruz once grown and matured. God Bless you and help you with your grief. And to Terry - into the light you go my friend - see you next life time!

I first met Terry after I went to work at the post office where I worked with her father Harry.I was very fortunate to spend a lot of time at the Schauer house and enjoyed the entire family.Terry and her sisters Debbie and Cindy were the nicest kids and were a lot of fun to be around. Even as a young chid Terry's smile was infectious-she was always a very happy young girl.
I was very saddened to read of her passing and want to express my fondest condolences to her daughter and...

I met Teri when I started working at the Castaway Restaurant. She was a bartender and I had my first job as a cocktail waitress. I started bartending and we became good friends. She always had a smile on her face and she was responsible for getting me together with a man who would become my husband. During our friendship we had a lot of fun together and I remember taking care of Lindsay a few times when she had something she needed or wanted to do. Her daughter was her life and she loved her...