Eddie Lou Terrell Black passed away December 27, 2015. She was born in Sylva, NC on October 23, 1932.
She graduated from Sylva Central High School in 1950 and from Western Carolina College, now known as Western Carolina University, with a BA in music and history in 1954. She later earned a master's degree in history from Western Carolina University. She had a lifelong career teaching music and social studies in Eden City Schools. She was active in The First Baptist Church of Eden as a pianist, choir director, and choir member. Eddie Lou loved to travel both abroad and in the United States.
Eddie Lou was a loving wife and mother. She was preceded in death by her husband, Eugene Black of Eden NC; parents Frank and Birdell Terrell of Sylva, NC; and brothers Kenneth Terrell of Phoenix, AZ and Bob Terrell of Asheville, NC.
Service was held at The First Baptist Church of Asheville on January 13, 2016.
Asheville Area Alternative Funeral & Cremation Services
She graduated from Sylva Central High School in 1950 and from Western Carolina College, now known as Western Carolina University, with a BA in music and history in 1954. She later earned a master's degree in history from Western Carolina University. She had a lifelong career teaching music and social studies in Eden City Schools. She was active in The First Baptist Church of Eden as a pianist, choir director, and choir member. Eddie Lou loved to travel both abroad and in the United States.
Eddie Lou was a loving wife and mother. She was preceded in death by her husband, Eugene Black of Eden NC; parents Frank and Birdell Terrell of Sylva, NC; and brothers Kenneth Terrell of Phoenix, AZ and Bob Terrell of Asheville, NC.
Service was held at The First Baptist Church of Asheville on January 13, 2016.
Asheville Area Alternative Funeral & Cremation Services
Eddie Lou Terrell Black passed away December 27, 2015. She was born in Sylva, NC on October 23, 1932.
She graduated from Sylva Central High School in 1950 and from Western Carolina College, now known as Western Carolina University, with a BA in music and history in 1954. She later earned a master's degree in history from Western Carolina University. She had a lifelong career teaching music and social studies in Eden City Schools. She was active in The First Baptist Church of Eden as a pianist, choir director, and choir member. Eddie Lou loved to travel both abroad and in the United States.
Eddie Lou was a loving wife and mother. She was preceded in death by her husband, Eugene Black of Eden NC; parents Frank and Birdell Terrell of Sylva, NC; and brothers Kenneth Terrell of Phoenix, AZ and Bob Terrell of Asheville, NC.
Service was held at The First Baptist Church of Asheville on January 13, 2016.
Asheville Area Alternative Funeral & Cremation Services
She graduated from Sylva Central High School in 1950 and from Western Carolina College, now known as Western Carolina University, with a BA in music and history in 1954. She later earned a master's degree in history from Western Carolina University. She had a lifelong career teaching music and social studies in Eden City Schools. She was active in The First Baptist Church of Eden as a pianist, choir director, and choir member. Eddie Lou loved to travel both abroad and in the United States.
Eddie Lou was a loving wife and mother. She was preceded in death by her husband, Eugene Black of Eden NC; parents Frank and Birdell Terrell of Sylva, NC; and brothers Kenneth Terrell of Phoenix, AZ and Bob Terrell of Asheville, NC.
Service was held at The First Baptist Church of Asheville on January 13, 2016.
Asheville Area Alternative Funeral & Cremation Services
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