Can't believe you died so young..we would have never guessed back then. You are missed.

Happy birthday...thanks for the memories...they always make me smile

Terri was a special member of the McDonald’s Family on SW 9th in the 70’s. She did a great job and had Fun too. She was crazy in her little VW. I think all her siblings worked at McDonald’s with her at one time or another. Lowell and Nancy set a good example with their family and it appears Terri and Curt did that also. Thank you all for the memories, my prayers are with you.

She was a great and fun part of my high school experience. We had fun at work too. She taught me how to drive a stick shift too. So saddened to hear of her suffering. We lost touch when I moved to Texas. So happy to hear she had 4 children. That is what she wanted most of all.

I will remember my sister in law as she was while her children where growing up with my kids...planning get togethers, taking her kids to the movies and being a happy person who loved her family!
Although she is gone, I know she is finally at peace and no longer suffering. My heart goes out to Curtis and the kids. Love you all♡

We had many wonderful times working together at McDonald's. I truly enjoyed spending time with Terri when she became a mom. I had the honor of babysitting Ashley, Andee and Alex back in Iowa. I didn't get to meet Aimee until she was a young adult. Terri was a loving mom and always spoke her mind. I loved spending time with kids when they were young. Ashley and Andee enjoyed watching Disney movies on their VCR and Alex loved to sleep on my chest. Alex is much too big for that now! Terri, you now have peace. Memories are forever and will not be forgotten.  Todd Worthington.