Terri was the daughter of Judy (Simon) Dyke.
Terri graduated from Princeton High School and worked for a time for Nashville Greyhound Tours as a guide and in sales.
In 1994, she began work at the "Bureau County Republican" as a part-time photographer.
In 2003, she became editor of the Republican, a job which she held at the time of her death.
She had a passion for writing, traveling, sketching, music and gardening.
Terri graduated from Princeton High School and worked for a time for Nashville Greyhound Tours as a guide and in sales.
In 1994, she began work at the "Bureau County Republican" as a part-time photographer.
In 2003, she became editor of the Republican, a job which she held at the time of her death.
She had a passion for writing, traveling, sketching, music and gardening.
Terri was the daughter of Judy (Simon) Dyke.
Terri graduated from Princeton High School and worked for a time for Nashville Greyhound Tours as a guide and in sales.
In 1994, she began work at the "Bureau County Republican" as a part-time photographer.
In 2003, she became editor of the Republican, a job which she held at the time of her death.
She had a passion for writing, traveling, sketching, music and gardening.
Terri graduated from Princeton High School and worked for a time for Nashville Greyhound Tours as a guide and in sales.
In 1994, she began work at the "Bureau County Republican" as a part-time photographer.
In 2003, she became editor of the Republican, a job which she held at the time of her death.
She had a passion for writing, traveling, sketching, music and gardening.
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