Terri Pearson - Online Memorial Website

 - Gracious and forgiving of our dog going after Bonzai.

 

 - A sweet and helpful neighbor.

 

 - We'll dearly miss she and Bonzai walking by our window - always a smile. 

 

  Sandy and Tom

I feel thankful to have experienced Terri's wonderful wit, charm and kindness.

 

She was a doll, beautiful, classy and always so bright.

 

La Jolla will never be the same again. I'm very sorry for your loss.

 

Giana Loya

My name is Stacie (Kennedy) Dodson, Terri was my roomate 97-99. When my husband and I married she moved away. She was such a giving and considerate person, and it was rare to hear a bad word or raised voice about anyone. She was a "girl's" girl and a good friend. I will remember her with beautiful memories always. She touched many lives, and I know many who will miss her as well.

It's that Smile everyone has said...and that is what I remember of Terri,  We met through the business, I cut hair also and we were the same age. Someone had said to me..you have to meet her. We met walked La Jolla together an talked about opening a salon over looking the ocean next to Georges..what a dream we both thought..and decided that the space we were looking at was a bit over the top.
 I would see Terri out quit a bit, always looked great always in shape. What a fun life she lead.  Terri will be missed. Lv Jan

Dear Max and Marilyn, Steve and Brad, and families;

We were all so shocked to read about Terri in the obituaries! Our hearts go out to all of you during this sad, sad time. No parent should ever have to bury a child, nor a sister so young. We have no idea what happened, but it was a tragedy in any case.

We have some wonderful memories of you all up at Devil's Lake. The first time we met Terri, all us girls were instantly jealous! Of course, that didn't last because of Terri's nature. She was so sweet, that we couldn't help but instantly like her.  I remember riding on the mini bike, and crashing it into a cabin, and I was horrified, but Terri just kept telling me not to worry about it. I remember the Winnebago you had up there.  It was Terri, Brad and Brad's best friend at the time(can't remember his name), and all us girls.  We sat and listened to Eddy Arnold for days in there. I think it was the only tape you had. I had never heard of him before that. Actually, I just bought that CD last year. I saw it somewhere, and it brought back such good memories, that I had to have it.

I'm so glad that we had the oppourtunity to meet your family, and get to know Terri.  Even though it's been years since we've seen her, her memory will live forever in all our hearts.

Very sincerely,

Sandy Luger
(Don and Burnell Fischer's daughter)