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From: Faye
W. Lafayette I would like to share some of my favorite memories of Terry. One of the best is one Easter Sunday when Terry and Elaine were about four years old. Eula and Lee, Tom and I took Terry and Elaine to a little park above Monitor Springs for an Easter egg hunt. They were all dressed up in their Easter outfits and their Easter baskets searching (with the help from their dads pointing to where the treasures were)and gathering their eggs. They were so cute. Both their parents were so proud of their first born children. As time has a way of separating familes,ours was no different. Eula and Lee moved out of state and we all lived our lives in different directions. We missed most of their growing up years but always kept in touch. Terry growing into a young man going into the military to protect his family and country. Just one part of the direction of Terry's life. He got his education and chose a career that he excelled to excellence. His motto was as he shared with me in November. "To always treat others the way he wanted to be treated". What a great legacy to leave. He had an urgency to share his faith in the Lord Jesus Christ with family and friends. I know the Lord is smiling down on him now with open arms welcoming him home.
I feel so honored to share some precious time to get to know each other as adults. We had so many of the same interest in life and learning how much we had in common. I love you,
Terry R Wynn
Your Aunt Faye Ewing & Uncle Ken
written on 2010-02-04 16:14:28
Post number: 20
From: Bob and Pat Genz
Home in Rock Island, Il. It was good hearing from you Eula. Our prayers will be with you and Theresa. We do plan being at the visitation Fri. We have short memories at your home so many years ago. Of course they are good ones. Terry looks the same. Bob has seen him at the bowling alley in the past. I never did see any of you after moving. Take care and remember the good times with your children. Terry will be taken care of along with his dad. God bless and keep the faith. He's worth it! Love in His name, Bob and Pat
written on 2010-02-02 18:28:20
Post number: 19
From: B Faye Buis Ewing
W Lafayette, IN With Smypathy and Love to my nephew Terry Wynn
written on 2010-02-02 12:02:55
Post number: 18
From: Phil & Karen Erby
Greeley Colorado I started babysitting for Terry & Theresa Kay when Terry was about 9 or 10. I have to say we had some really great times during those four years that I watched them while Lee & Eula bowled. I guess the most memorable was the time we had to take Aunt Kathy to the hospital when she went into labor. Terry and Theresa were in the front seat with me driving like a mad woman to the hospital. They kept asking if she was going to have the baby in the back seat! All I could say was "I hope not". Another time Phil and I picked up the kids and took them for a day but didn't tell Lee & Eula we were taking them. That caused quite a fisaco. I would help Terry with his homework on Sunday nights and he had a never ending thurst for knowledge. He really challenged some of my answers and I would have to prove what I was telling him. We all had many great weekends on the river and lakes on the boat. Terry thought we killed his day though when Lee hit the dock and went head first into the mud on the other side. When Lee came up out of the mud and all you could see was the whites of his eyes, I thought Terry would wet his pants laughing so hard. What great memories we have of him. I only hope that everyone can remember the laughs and good times. He will be greatly missed. We love you Terry, see you on the other side. Karen & Phil
written on 2010-02-01 10:01:59
Post number: 17
From: Aunt Shelby
Lafayette, IN Although we were more like cousins since Terry is/was older than me. I'm glad I was able to visit a couple times with him recently. Those visits found Terry with a peaceful heart. Thank you, Terry, for all your love, talents and gifts you shared with our world. It is a better place here now for having had you in it. God Bless you, Buddy!!!! Love you , Aunt Shelby
written on 2010-02-01 07:28:27
Post number: 16
From: Karie Correll
Kokomo, IN Although I may not have been really close to Terry and his family over the years, I still have very fond memories of him! He always had a smile on his face and was always pleasure to be around! He will be truly missed and never forgotten! May God be with us all in these times of need!
written on 2010-01-31 18:14:07
Post number: 15
From: Earl and Maxine Smith
Lafayette, Indiana Terry use to play with Tommy when they were babies and we will miss him very much. Terry has grown in to a man now and he showed that during his sickness. We are very proud of his service to install and maintain freedom of our country and may God always look over him.
Love Earl and Maxine
written on 2010-01-31 16:41:02
Post number: 14
From: James and Nancy Clouse
Peru, Indiana Terry is in a better place with his dad and others now. may he rest in peace and not have to fight this cancer anymore. We are very proud of your courage and the fight you had during this time of darkness. Your mother was always at your side and fought with you, like many others...God will always be with you
love jim and nancy
written on 2010-01-31 16:31:45
Post number: 13
From: Tom Smith
Lafayette, IN Terry will be missed. He was a wonderful father, brother, son and caring person. My heartfelt sympathy goes out to his family. I know he and is dad are having a very wonderful time together.
written on 2010-01-31 12:24:10
Post number: 12
From: Doc and Sue Phillips
Port Orange, FL Terry was a very loving and generous nephew. We had a special bond as we both were and are going thru cancer. His trip is over and mine is continuing. I'm so glad his pain is gone and he is with his dad now. God bless him and his family. He will be missed.
Love Aunt Sue
written on 2010-01-31 11:37:00
Post number: 11
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