Birth date: May 15, 1957 Death date: Sep 30, 2018
Terri Lynn Duncan, 61, passed away on Sunday September 30, 2018. Terri was born on May 15, 1957. She is survived by her father, Clifton Den Hartog of Knoxville, IA, sister Marjorie (Lee) Farmer of Pella, Brother Gary Duncan of Des Read Obituary
I didn't mean that, what i was trying to say is terri you WILL be missed. I'm so upset it came out all wrong. Terri i love you and may god bless you.
Terri, i love you and i miss you. Going into walmart just won't be the same without you. I will miss stoping in and talking to you. But i know now that your in a better place with god. I love you terri. God bless you.
Terri was one of my Favorite ladies to work with even when she wasnt feeling well she would smile and talk about her grandbabies and every trip she would make to see them she would be telling me how much fun she had spending time with them )
Beautiful Heart Bouquet was purchased for the family of Terri Duncan.
No matter the mood Terri always made things better. She will be greatly missed by all but I know she had some great people waiting to see her.
Terri was one of the most loving,careing, and fun people out there. She never judged people on what others would say. When Roy and I got together I met Terri. They would talk and laugh about all the fun they had together. He would always say that she was a wonderful, fun person and cousin. We would get together and have so much fun. You couldn't be in a bad mood around Terri, she would always make you laugh. Terri was very special to us. She was also very talented. She wrote and sang a song at our wedding, it ment so much to us and is a cherrished memory that we will never forget. Terri was one of those people out there that you just couldn't help but to love. She will always be in our hearts and memories.
Roy And Joyce Husted lit a candle in memory of Terri Duncan
Amanda and Jess I'm so sorry for your loss. I got to know her when we worked at Pella Corp many years ago. She was so much fun to be with always so happy and always there to help a person out in anyway she could. So many good memories of her and her laughter and hard work in that factory and when I would see her at Walmart she just never changed, always had that smile and would take time to talk and yes it would be about our kids and grandkids then the good old days. I'm very thankful I had the chance to know her and work with her. God gave another angel her wings and she is watching over you with a smile. God bless you all and your families Sandy Garrison
