Terence Octavious "Woo Woo" Heard

Terence Octavious "Woo Woo" Heard obituary

Terence Octavious "Woo Woo" Heard

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Terence Heard Obituary

Obituary published on Legacy.com by Evergreen Memorial Funeral Home (a.k.a. Allen G. Madison's Evergreen Mem FH on Aug. 23, 2025.

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Terence Octavious Heard, affectionately known as "Woo Woo," who received his wings on August 17, 2025, leaving behind a legacy of love, laughter, and passion that touched everyone he encountered. Terence's journey on this Earth began on September 9, 1996, when he was born to loving parents Timothy Heard and Jamecia Hinton in the vibrant city of Dallas, Texas.

From a young age, Terence was surrounded by the rich culture and diversity of Dallas, which shaped his outlook on life and fueled his adventurous spirit. He began his early childhood education in the Dallas Independent School District (DISD), where he quickly developed a love for learning and a curiosity about the world around him. His educational journey continued as he transitioned to Coppell Independent School District (CISD), where he discovered his love for sports and became actively involved in both football and track and field. These activities provided an outlet for his boundless energy and allowed him to form lifelong friendships with teammates and coaches.

In 2016, Terence proudly graduated from Coppell High School, a testament to his hard work and dedication. Eager to explore new opportunities and further his education, he enrolled at Prairie View A&M University. It was here that Terence's passion for photography and fashion began to take shape. He immersed himself in the art of capturing moments through the lens of a camera and found inspiration in the vibrant fashion scene around him. This passion led to the creation of his alter ego, "T-Idol," under which he pursued modeling and photography with zeal and creativity.

Terence eventually transferred to Tarrant County Community College, where he continued to hone his artistic talents and broaden his academic horizon. His perseverance and commitment culminated in earning an Associate of Arts degree, a milestone he achieved with great pride. Through his education, Terence embraced his identity as a free spirit who was deeply connected to nature and the world of fashion. He had an eye for beauty in all its forms, and he expressed this through his art and personal style.

Family was the cornerstone of Terence's life, and he cherished every moment spent with his loved ones. Whether it was participating in lively game nights or sharing laughter and stories during family gatherings, Terence reveled in the joy of togetherness. His love extended to his cherished fur babies, Nowa and Char-li, who brought immeasurable happiness to his life.

Terence's warm heart and compassionate nature were evident in the countless friendships he nurtured over the years. His kindness and genuine spirit touched the lives of many, leaving behind memories that will be treasured forever.

Preceded in death by his beloved fur babies, Nowa and Charli, Terence joins his great-grandmother Dorothy Benjamin, great-grandfather Willie Miller, grandfather Finis Heard, uncle James Garrett, aunts Tina Miller and Mary Heard, and cousin Kennthya Rogers-Benjamin in eternal peace. Despite these profound losses, his memory remains a beacon of light and hope for those who continue to walk this Earth.

He is survived by his devoted parents, mother Jamecia Hinton and father Timothy Heard (Fashion) of Dallas, Texas. Terence's close-knit family includes his brothers Timmie (Ariana), Timothy, Trinton, and Tryon; and his sisters Alexis, Charity, Asia, Quadria, Ahmaya, and Kenyiona, all residing in Dallas. His family tree is graced by his great-grandmother Wilma Miller, grandmothers Patricia Wright and Lardell Heard, and grandfather Stanley Hinton, whose wisdom and guidance enriched Terence's life significantly.

The love Terence shared with his family extended to his niece, Layla Heard, as well as to aunts Vanetta (Tyrone) from Arlington and Marilyn (Horace), Faith, Patricia, and Sharon of Dallas. His uncles, Melvin, Kennan, Curtis, Clifford, Victor, Keith, Finas (Sonya), Robert (Anita), Bobby (Jeannie), have embraced Terence with open arms throughout his life journey.

Special cousins, Dorthea, Lynndale, Christian, Marcus, Ashton, Victor, Kaior, Sierra, Imani, Jason, Ladarian, Demond, Desmond, Nathaniel, and Cornelious Jr., along with special family friend Dandrea Davis, continue to celebrate Terence's vibrant legacy through their cherished memories.

Despite his untimely departure, Terence leaves behind an enduring legacy that will forever remain in the hearts of his extensive family, dear friends, and all who had the privilege of knowing and loving him. His spirit now soars freely with the angels, leaving a lasting imprint of inspiration and joy. His memory will forever remain a source of comfort and strength, reminding us all of the beauty of life and the love that binds us together.

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Aug

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12:30 p.m.

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6449 University Hills Blvd, Dallas, TX 75241

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