ABRAM TERRY WAYNE 3/18/1967 thru 12/6/2004
Mr. Terry W. Abram, age 37, of Forrest City, died Monday, Dec. 6, 2004, at Baptist Memorial East Hospital in Memphis.Mr. Abram was born March 18, 1967, the son of Harold Abram and Barbara Bittle. He was the owner of an exotic pet shop and a Baptist.Mr. Abram is survived by his parents of Forrest City; his step-father, Norris Bittle of Forrest City; one brother, Harold Edward Abram Jr. of Horn Lake, Miss.; one step-brother, Kaylen Abram of Forrest City; his maternal grandmother, Inez Presley and several other relatives and friends.Memorial services will be held for Mr. Abram on Wednesday, Dec. 8, 2004, at 2 p.m. at the Oak Hill Church of God with Bro. William Witcher officiating. Morgan Funeral Home is in charge of all arrangements.
Terry was born to Harold & Barbara Abram. He was the youngest of two boys. Terry loved animals, and kept many. He had a goofy sense of humor and never tired of poking fun. Most of the trouble I got into as a child was because I followed him into anything. That did not change much as we grew up. I could always count on him to make me laugh. He had a quirky way of making you believe anything that he said. Mostly I think the fun was in seeing if he could pull it off. Two years my senior, I thought he could walk on water just because he would spend time with me when the other cousins thought I was just a baby. He was my best friend and I miss him every single day. Terry I hope you are finally at peace and know what a joy you were. You will always be in my heart.
Mr. Terry W. Abram, age 37, of Forrest City, died Monday, Dec. 6, 2004, at Baptist Memorial East Hospital in Memphis.Mr. Abram was born March 18, 1967, the son of Harold Abram and Barbara Bittle. He was the owner of an exotic pet shop and a Baptist.Mr. Abram is survived by his parents of Forrest City; his step-father, Norris Bittle of Forrest City; one brother, Harold Edward Abram Jr. of Horn Lake, Miss.; one step-brother, Kaylen Abram of Forrest City; his maternal grandmother, Inez Presley and several other relatives and friends.Memorial services will be held for Mr. Abram on Wednesday, Dec. 8, 2004, at 2 p.m. at the Oak Hill Church of God with Bro. William Witcher officiating. Morgan Funeral Home is in charge of all arrangements.
Terry was born to Harold & Barbara Abram. He was the youngest of two boys. Terry loved animals, and kept many. He had a goofy sense of humor and never tired of poking fun. Most of the trouble I got into as a child was because I followed him into anything. That did not change much as we grew up. I could always count on him to make me laugh. He had a quirky way of making you believe anything that he said. Mostly I think the fun was in seeing if he could pull it off. Two years my senior, I thought he could walk on water just because he would spend time with me when the other cousins thought I was just a baby. He was my best friend and I miss him every single day. Terry I hope you are finally at peace and know what a joy you were. You will always be in my heart.
ABRAM TERRY WAYNE 3/18/1967 thru 12/6/2004
Mr. Terry W. Abram, age 37, of Forrest City, died Monday, Dec. 6, 2004, at Baptist Memorial East Hospital in Memphis.Mr. Abram was born March 18, 1967, the son of Harold Abram and Barbara Bittle. He was the owner of an exotic pet shop and a Baptist.Mr. Abram is survived by his parents of Forrest City; his step-father, Norris Bittle of Forrest City; one brother, Harold Edward Abram Jr. of Horn Lake, Miss.; one step-brother, Kaylen Abram of Forrest City; his maternal grandmother, Inez Presley and several other relatives and friends.Memorial services will be held for Mr. Abram on Wednesday, Dec. 8, 2004, at 2 p.m. at the Oak Hill Church of God with Bro. William Witcher officiating. Morgan Funeral Home is in charge of all arrangements.
Terry was born to Harold & Barbara Abram. He was the youngest of two boys. Terry loved animals, and kept many. He had a goofy sense of humor and never tired of poking fun. Most of the trouble I got into as a child was because I followed him into anything. That did not change much as we grew up. I could always count on him to make me laugh. He had a quirky way of making you believe anything that he said. Mostly I think the fun was in seeing if he could pull it off. Two years my senior, I thought he could walk on water just because he would spend time with me when the other cousins thought I was just a baby. He was my best friend and I miss him every single day. Terry I hope you are finally at peace and know what a joy you were. You will always be in my heart.
Mr. Terry W. Abram, age 37, of Forrest City, died Monday, Dec. 6, 2004, at Baptist Memorial East Hospital in Memphis.Mr. Abram was born March 18, 1967, the son of Harold Abram and Barbara Bittle. He was the owner of an exotic pet shop and a Baptist.Mr. Abram is survived by his parents of Forrest City; his step-father, Norris Bittle of Forrest City; one brother, Harold Edward Abram Jr. of Horn Lake, Miss.; one step-brother, Kaylen Abram of Forrest City; his maternal grandmother, Inez Presley and several other relatives and friends.Memorial services will be held for Mr. Abram on Wednesday, Dec. 8, 2004, at 2 p.m. at the Oak Hill Church of God with Bro. William Witcher officiating. Morgan Funeral Home is in charge of all arrangements.
Terry was born to Harold & Barbara Abram. He was the youngest of two boys. Terry loved animals, and kept many. He had a goofy sense of humor and never tired of poking fun. Most of the trouble I got into as a child was because I followed him into anything. That did not change much as we grew up. I could always count on him to make me laugh. He had a quirky way of making you believe anything that he said. Mostly I think the fun was in seeing if he could pull it off. Two years my senior, I thought he could walk on water just because he would spend time with me when the other cousins thought I was just a baby. He was my best friend and I miss him every single day. Terry I hope you are finally at peace and know what a joy you were. You will always be in my heart.
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