Thursday, August 26, 2010
To Phil and all the family,
My deepest sincere thoughts-prayers are not enough to express here frome time til present. In knowing her was a joy of life, her free-spirit, playing and working hard all the time. We were school-buddies most of our pre-teen and teen years back in McPherson, Kansas. She was so cute and pretty, very smart and just an all around good sport. Talented in all phases of school endeavors. We challenged each others and others to be the best, to do your best. I remember in Band she played persussions (I clarinets) and we batoned twirled as she wanted Majorette in the May Day parades. She lead cheerleading for her pre-teens years (as I was B-string) loved horseback riding as I got to ride too on her quarter-horses. We cantored in the country-fields. She was a little taller than me (as I fell off once grabbing the horse’s neck) we laughed so hard, till we cried! We’d go have a pizza (hold the extra cheese) at her parents Take-out food stand. Also rode in her parents Cadillac we’d turn-up the C&W music that she adored. We got her ready for her first prom date with Phil. In other words she was my Hero, a confidant, dear friend, wise for years. A true Angel with a gentle soul and great heart. Terri will always be near for evermore.
With fondest loving memories,
Lynda A. Smith
