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Stan Tinker
October 4, 2025
Terry was a one of a kind type of guy. He had an amazingly dry sense of humor and thought he was funnier than he really was...haha. Good friend and coworker for years. As loyal as they come. As we age in life, certain people come to mind. Terry came to mind this very morning. I was hoping to reach out to him, did a Google search, and found this obituary just posted today. Prayers and hugs to Brigham and Kim as well as other friends and family. Lesson learned... Reach out to people you know and love while you can.
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