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Terrell "Terry" Neal Elliott
1949 - 2017
Terrell "Terry" Neal Elliott
1949 - 2017
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BORN
1949
DIED
2017
Terrell Elliott Obituary
Terrell “Terry” Neal Elliott, age 68, passed at his home on November 2, 2017.
Terry was the oldest son of Wanda Elliott and the late Olin Elliott. He is survived by his daughters Dina Lett, Amy Elliott, Melissa Garza (Tim), and Kathleen Stone (Casey); his son, Joseph Elliott (Jennifer); his mother, Wanda Walker Elliott; and his brothers, Rick Elliott (Lois) and Kelly Elliott (Barbara). He was also the dear grandfather of Chris Lett, Hannah Lett, Ashley Walker, Madison Walker, Lacey Knox, Jasmine Stone, Katie Garza, Kendra Garza, Luke Garza, Jane Elliott, and Jenna Rose Elliott.
Terry’s visitation is scheduled for Sunday, November 5, 2017 from 5:00 until 7:00 PM at Rockco Funeral Home (Montevallo). A graveside service will be held on Monday, November 6, 2017 at 11:00 AM at Jefferson Memorial Gardens in Trussville, AL. All are welcome to attend and celebrate the life of Terry Elliott.
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Amy Elliott
November 7, 2017
"EACH NEW LIFE"
Each new Life stumbles losing their way until some one cares enough to say...
How did life start,
When you smile from yur heart?
Fear Is a ememy closing in,
Turn away To Say Lets Begin...
Heart holds us up,
Fear holds us trapped,
Forgiveness is a must to heal from our doubts.
Humble yurself,
Let it go!
Hold on to the good,
Let it show.
Let go of the bad.
Show you care,
Make a Change,
Rearrange,
Never stay the same
Never giving blame.
As we grow we sow good,
Giving understanding as we Should.
Pointing fingers our hearts numb,
Giving bk love friendship comes.
Not forgiving soon,
We grow bitter and sad,
Losing time we don't have. can't get back what we had.
Understanding the facts,
We need LOVE! We Need to get back to That we lack.
This is our temporary home,
Living is not living until you live,
Remember only the good let the bad disappear.
Hug each Good Morning with a Hello or Smile,
Always remember to go that extra Mile.
Tenderness is Free to Feel,
Always hold onto whats real.
Be quick To not live with regrets,
Say what you need to say be legit.
Hope forever, keep the faith,
Time is short can't go back to erase.
Live in this Moment as it could be yur last,
Cause once its done
Time is just past.
Dream and Really mean it true,
Cause you can't get back lost time given to you.
Losing a friend think before hand,
Each word we say is Like quicksand.
Let go of Anger it only stresses you,
Makes you lose All The People Who Value You.
Regret you don't want to live with,
You saw many times what That did.
Believe In yurself that life is good,
See everything as a child should.
Happiness is all thats left for us ALL,
Do all of this before the Curtain falls.
-Amy Elliott-
In Loving Memory of my Dad♡ R.I.P.
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Jillena Smets
November 5, 2017
Much love and many prayers to the entire family.
November 4, 2017
Terry was one of the rare rock-solid people in this world. You could always count on him to be your friend, to speak his mind honestly, to give help whenever asked and to ask for help only when truly needed. He leaves behind memories of his integrity, independence, resourcefulness, loyalty, patriotism and faith. What better monument could anyone ask? Bill and I will miss him terribly. Denise Evans
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