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2009
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Jerri Anderson
March 10, 2009
Dear Judy,
Eunice called to tell me of Terry's passing. I am in AZ for the Winter so would not have known had she not called.
Please know you are in my thoughts and prayers
Your Red Hat friend,
Jerri Anderson
Lillian Martin
March 3, 2009
Terry and his mother were some of the first people we met when we moved to Gillette in 1974. We walked into the State Farm office on Gillette Avenue and were treated so well. Our prayers are with the family. Some people you don't forget, and Terry was one of them. May he be remembered with a smile.
Lil and Marty Martin
Cyndi
March 2, 2009
Judy---Sorry to hear about your loss. Hang in there girl because I know how strong you are. It was great to see you last summer and I wish Terry could have been there with you. Take care
LEE APPLEY
March 2, 2009
JUDY SHERRY AND KERRY & FAMILY
TERRY was one of the best friends of my youth. As we grew up
in Gillette we spent a lot of time together. We played basketball and
football often on the same teams.
I have fond memories of those days
and perhaps will be able to share them with you later.
For now I know he is with our
Lord. I believe he is without his pain
and can run and play ball like I rember him. I wll miss him too.
Tyler Swann
February 27, 2009
My heart is heavy with the loss of one the greatest influences I had growing up. The men in my family all gave me their unique veiws on life and attitudes that have shaped me into the man I am, and still wish to be.
Uncle Terry taught me to never be afraid of being silly, being myself or just plain smiling when the world may not present obvious reasons to do so.
Judy, you are in my prayers, thoughts and forever in my heart. I love you very much and wish you all the strength and peace possible.
Renee Mapel-Mellinger
February 27, 2009
Judy
My heart is with you and the girls today. You are always in my prayers and my heart.
Love you all forever
Illa
February 27, 2009
Judy,
I know there is nothing anyone can say to make it better but want you to know you and the girls are in my thoughts. Praying God will give you strength and comfort. Love and Prayers
Linda Karns
February 26, 2009
Judy and family,
Expressing sympathy is always difficult, but all we can say is how sorry we are. We're with you in our thoughts today.
Linda, Kay & Lori
South Canyon GWB
Kristi Wishard-Moses
February 26, 2009
Judy & Family,
We are so sorry for your loss, but I know that Terry and my dad are already sitting around just laughing... He was a faithful and loving friend to our family and always will be.
May God Bless you and keep all of you always.
Always,
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