Terri Ann Robertson (div. Ahring) was called to be with the angels on March 19, 2016.
Terri was born November 21, 1968, in Tulsa, Oklahoma. She was preceded in death by her parents, father Alton Robertson, Jr., and mother Teddy Hall Robertson-Henshaw; stepfather Dale Henshaw; sister Sherry Conner-Burgess; and nephew Tony Jara.
Terri grew up in Sapulpa, OK, where she attended school and graduated in 1987. During her school years Terri was a member of the esteemed SHS Blue Blazed Marvels choir and traveled to England and Germany to perform. Her friends remember her beautiful voice and how they enjoyed listening to her sing. Her sweet personality and her sense of humor earned many friends throughout her school years and beyond.
Terri was trained in the medical field and had extensive experience in the field of orthopedics. She held multiple certifications and had also served as an advisor at Brookline College in Albuquerque. At the time of her death, she was employed by United Allergy. She was well-known and loved in her community.
But the best part of Terri's life was her son Keegan, a senior athlete at Moriarty High School who plays football and wrestles for his school’s teams. Terri was his number 1 cheerleader, always there at his football games and wrestling matches, always cheering him on and lifting him up. He was absolutely the best and favorite part of her life, which was filled with many friends and much success. Keegan was the icing on the cake for Terri.
Terri is survived by her son Keegan Schneider; sisters Kathy (Danny) Harrington; Joan Frazier; Kelli Robertson (Ira Moore); and Kathi Findley; nieces Isabel Jara, Betty Balch, Lauren Stansbury, Skylar Holmes, and Ellie Findley; nephews Miguel Jara, Branden Robertson, Jacob Stansbury, Anthony Balch, and Alex Balch; and 2 great-nieces Annalise and Ainsley.
A memorial service was held in her honor on March 30, 2016 at Crossroads Church in Edgewood, NM. Another service for family and Oklahoma friends was held Friday, April 15th, 11:00am, at First Christian Church in Sand Springs, OK.
Terri had a few favorite quotes, two of which were:
"If you love someone, show it. Never assume they know; you may never get to say it or show it again,” and, "You are never promised tomorrow."
Terri lived her life in this way.
Terri was born November 21, 1968, in Tulsa, Oklahoma. She was preceded in death by her parents, father Alton Robertson, Jr., and mother Teddy Hall Robertson-Henshaw; stepfather Dale Henshaw; sister Sherry Conner-Burgess; and nephew Tony Jara.
Terri grew up in Sapulpa, OK, where she attended school and graduated in 1987. During her school years Terri was a member of the esteemed SHS Blue Blazed Marvels choir and traveled to England and Germany to perform. Her friends remember her beautiful voice and how they enjoyed listening to her sing. Her sweet personality and her sense of humor earned many friends throughout her school years and beyond.
Terri was trained in the medical field and had extensive experience in the field of orthopedics. She held multiple certifications and had also served as an advisor at Brookline College in Albuquerque. At the time of her death, she was employed by United Allergy. She was well-known and loved in her community.
But the best part of Terri's life was her son Keegan, a senior athlete at Moriarty High School who plays football and wrestles for his school’s teams. Terri was his number 1 cheerleader, always there at his football games and wrestling matches, always cheering him on and lifting him up. He was absolutely the best and favorite part of her life, which was filled with many friends and much success. Keegan was the icing on the cake for Terri.
Terri is survived by her son Keegan Schneider; sisters Kathy (Danny) Harrington; Joan Frazier; Kelli Robertson (Ira Moore); and Kathi Findley; nieces Isabel Jara, Betty Balch, Lauren Stansbury, Skylar Holmes, and Ellie Findley; nephews Miguel Jara, Branden Robertson, Jacob Stansbury, Anthony Balch, and Alex Balch; and 2 great-nieces Annalise and Ainsley.
A memorial service was held in her honor on March 30, 2016 at Crossroads Church in Edgewood, NM. Another service for family and Oklahoma friends was held Friday, April 15th, 11:00am, at First Christian Church in Sand Springs, OK.
Terri had a few favorite quotes, two of which were:
"If you love someone, show it. Never assume they know; you may never get to say it or show it again,” and, "You are never promised tomorrow."
Terri lived her life in this way.
Terri Ann Robertson (div. Ahring) was called to be with the angels on March 19, 2016.
Terri was born November 21, 1968, in Tulsa, Oklahoma. She was preceded in death by her parents, father Alton Robertson, Jr., and mother Teddy Hall Robertson-Henshaw; stepfather Dale Henshaw; sister Sherry Conner-Burgess; and nephew Tony Jara.
Terri grew up in Sapulpa, OK, where she attended school and graduated in 1987. During her school years Terri was a member of the esteemed SHS Blue Blazed Marvels choir and traveled to England and Germany to perform. Her friends remember her beautiful voice and how they enjoyed listening to her sing. Her sweet personality and her sense of humor earned many friends throughout her school years and beyond.
Terri was trained in the medical field and had extensive experience in the field of orthopedics. She held multiple certifications and had also served as an advisor at Brookline College in Albuquerque. At the time of her death, she was employed by United Allergy. She was well-known and loved in her community.
But the best part of Terri's life was her son Keegan, a senior athlete at Moriarty High School who plays football and wrestles for his school’s teams. Terri was his number 1 cheerleader, always there at his football games and wrestling matches, always cheering him on and lifting him up. He was absolutely the best and favorite part of her life, which was filled with many friends and much success. Keegan was the icing on the cake for Terri.
Terri is survived by her son Keegan Schneider; sisters Kathy (Danny) Harrington; Joan Frazier; Kelli Robertson (Ira Moore); and Kathi Findley; nieces Isabel Jara, Betty Balch, Lauren Stansbury, Skylar Holmes, and Ellie Findley; nephews Miguel Jara, Branden Robertson, Jacob Stansbury, Anthony Balch, and Alex Balch; and 2 great-nieces Annalise and Ainsley.
A memorial service was held in her honor on March 30, 2016 at Crossroads Church in Edgewood, NM. Another service for family and Oklahoma friends was held Friday, April 15th, 11:00am, at First Christian Church in Sand Springs, OK.
Terri had a few favorite quotes, two of which were:
"If you love someone, show it. Never assume they know; you may never get to say it or show it again,” and, "You are never promised tomorrow."
Terri lived her life in this way.
Terri was born November 21, 1968, in Tulsa, Oklahoma. She was preceded in death by her parents, father Alton Robertson, Jr., and mother Teddy Hall Robertson-Henshaw; stepfather Dale Henshaw; sister Sherry Conner-Burgess; and nephew Tony Jara.
Terri grew up in Sapulpa, OK, where she attended school and graduated in 1987. During her school years Terri was a member of the esteemed SHS Blue Blazed Marvels choir and traveled to England and Germany to perform. Her friends remember her beautiful voice and how they enjoyed listening to her sing. Her sweet personality and her sense of humor earned many friends throughout her school years and beyond.
Terri was trained in the medical field and had extensive experience in the field of orthopedics. She held multiple certifications and had also served as an advisor at Brookline College in Albuquerque. At the time of her death, she was employed by United Allergy. She was well-known and loved in her community.
But the best part of Terri's life was her son Keegan, a senior athlete at Moriarty High School who plays football and wrestles for his school’s teams. Terri was his number 1 cheerleader, always there at his football games and wrestling matches, always cheering him on and lifting him up. He was absolutely the best and favorite part of her life, which was filled with many friends and much success. Keegan was the icing on the cake for Terri.
Terri is survived by her son Keegan Schneider; sisters Kathy (Danny) Harrington; Joan Frazier; Kelli Robertson (Ira Moore); and Kathi Findley; nieces Isabel Jara, Betty Balch, Lauren Stansbury, Skylar Holmes, and Ellie Findley; nephews Miguel Jara, Branden Robertson, Jacob Stansbury, Anthony Balch, and Alex Balch; and 2 great-nieces Annalise and Ainsley.
A memorial service was held in her honor on March 30, 2016 at Crossroads Church in Edgewood, NM. Another service for family and Oklahoma friends was held Friday, April 15th, 11:00am, at First Christian Church in Sand Springs, OK.
Terri had a few favorite quotes, two of which were:
"If you love someone, show it. Never assume they know; you may never get to say it or show it again,” and, "You are never promised tomorrow."
Terri lived her life in this way.
