Terry J. Stepp

Beautiful picture. Sorry for your loss. Thank you for sharing. I also worked at IBP. I just happened upon this site due to looking up another Stepp in Amarillo Texas.

Today would have been your 60th birthday darlin’. I just want to tell you happy birthday somehow and let you know I think of you often. You taught me so many life lessons and I think I remember them all. You’d be so proud of our daughter. She’s really come into her own. You did a fine job raising her Shuga fine job. You are missed TJ and loved still.

Keisha, my deepest condolences for the loss of your dad. May he rest in peace and may your memories comfort you.

You are still with me dad, every day. I see our picture on the bookcase and I tell you a grateful hello. I hear the grandfather clock chime out of the blue at no specific time and its you saying hi to me. I hope you see that you taught me well, and I miss the good times in life with you. Now you are at peace and happy, and because youve found peace, I am happy. I love you dad. You can never be compared to anyone because youre the best, and I love you.

My dad, of whom I was always proud of for teaching me to be an overcomer. I had the privilege to learn from the very best. ❤

Worked with Terry for years at IBP. We both ran the sidepuller machines. He was a good man and a good co-worker.