Terrence Alexander Harris II

In Loving Memory Of

Terrence A. Harris II

Sunrise: July 29, 2016

Sunset: January 22, 2026

Terrence Alexander II, age 9, was called home to be with the Lord after a courageous battle with cancer. He passed away surrounded by love and embraced by God's eternal peace.

Terrence was a precious child of God, a bright and joyful soul whose smile could light up any room. He loved SpongeBob Square Pants, and his laughter brought joy to everyone around him. Through his life, Terrence reflected innocence, love, and the beauty of a pure heart.

Though young in years, Terrence showed extraordinary strength and faith. His journey was a testimony of courage, and his life was a reminder that God's love shines even in the hardest moments. The family takes comfort in knowing that Terrence is now healed, whole, and rejoicing in heaven.

Terrence was preceded in death by his grandfather's Charles Harris and Edward Harrington Jr, Aunt Christina Harrington Kirksey and great grandmother Laura Skillern.

He leaves his loving memories to be cherished by his parents Terrence and Brandi Harris, sister Paris Harris of the home. Brother Kadrian (Jenna) Moore of Alliance, OH, Raquel Brabson of Canton, OH, Te'Ara (Christopher) Bivins, Ceara (Joe) Lilly of Alliance, OH, Cheyenne Harris (Christian) of Canton, OH, and Dazia Harris (Key) of Alliance, OH.

He will also be remembered lovingly by several nieces and nephews, Unikka, Kertrell, Jream, Christopher, Copelynn, Joseph, Jacobi, Jaiya, Ja'noah, and Cahn.

Special cousins Brooklynn Alexander of South Carolina and Brandon (Paige) Alexander of West Virgina. Special honorary friend Damaryius Sampson.

Terrence is also survived by loving grandparents Charlene Harris, Holley (Elder Marshall Kirksey) of Alliance, OH, Minister Christopher Sr (Sandra) Bivins of Sandusky, OH, and great grandmother Corene Harrington Jones of Alliance, OH.

Aunt Toya Wood of Texas, Aunt Felicia Kemp of Florida, Uncle Danille (Pam) Kemp and Uncle Tyler Harrington of Alliance, OH.

" Let the little children come to Me, "
Jesus said, " for the kingdom of heaven belongs to such as these. "

Terrence now rests in the arms of Jesus, free from pain, surrounded by perfect peace. Though he will be deeply missed on earth, his life has left an eternal impact. We rejoice in the promise that we will see him again.

Calling hours will be held on Sunday, February 1, 2026 from 3:00 PM -5:00 PM, a celebration of Life service will take place immediately following at the Second Baptist Church 820 E Patterson, Alliance, Ohio.

The family is asking to honor Terrence by wearing one of his Terrence Strong t-shirts or a Sponge Bob t-shirt.

Service will Be live streamed at sommervillefuneralservice.com