Thursday, January 24, 2019
My condolences to Terry’s parents and brother and all her family.
I first met Terry in 1983 at the first salon I worked at in Vancouver, “Jitters” as an apprentice. Terry taught me how to roll perms and do hair on class nights. Terry and many of the people from that time became my friends and we had lots of fun times. Years later Terry also worked with a group of us at her farm house to make an “Aids memorial quilt” for our mutual friend Tommy. We had so much fun at her house looking at her chickens and her gorgeous garden as we made the quilt. Terry was a very talented sewer who helped us novices make the quilt into a lovely tribute. I don’t know what I could say to sum up Terry but she was a multi talented, intelligent, kind and very funny lady and I admired her. I’ll remember her with her chickens and flowers and pretty tea cups of course!
Bye Terry, we love you!
