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Kristina Hull
March 6, 2025
Terri, in my faith and in my life I always have many questions. That is just who I am. You always were that one who answered those questions. Lol ridiculous or not- you took the time to either answer me or find someone who could answer me. You always made me feel welcomed! I don´t think I would be as close to God if it wasn´t for YOU. And this was simply because you were yourself. We talked recently but not enough-I didn´t tell you that I look up to you. Xoxoxo
Meagan Barnes
March 1, 2025
Thinking of you Aunt Terri. You are so missed
Linda (Pickard) Carter
February 21, 2025
No matter how bad I thought my day was going to be if I went in the office Terry always made it turn around. She was a breath of fresh air and a smile that just brightened the darkest day.
Stephanie Pickard
February 17, 2025
Aunt Terri you and I go back a long way but my fondest memories are our talks as an adult and how much you helped me to get out of my horrible marriage and how much you believed in me. I am eternally grateful to call you family and I'm beyond blessed to have had you on my side. I'm so relieved for you in knowing you're not in pain anymore. I'll grab a bag of gummies to help promote your day of life celebration. Stephanie and kids
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Dawn M. DAVIS
February 16, 2025
I met you at age 14. Friends since 8th grade. Life took us in different directions and lost contact. I though about you over the years. Now your with God in heaven. I shall regret not coming in with my Mom to were you were working to see you. My condolences to your family for losing an amazing Woman, Mother & Friend. RIP Terri with you Family. Until we meet again my friend. Sending hugs and prayers to your family.
Janet
February 15, 2025
I knew Teresa Barnes from the High School she was very nice person never spoke a harsh words I remember I had her in several classes at C.W Baker my sincere condolences to her family. Mrs Janet Hill - Burlington, NC
Kimberly
February 15, 2025
We were roommates in the hospital...and we just clicked.
She was so funny and genuine. So sorry for your loss...she was a gem.
Aimee
February 15, 2025
I´ll miss you always.
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