Obituary for Amy N. Terry
Amy Nicole Terry
Wife, Mother, Daughter, Sister & Friend
Amy N Terry – 41 of Solsberry, IN
Was called back to Heaven on Thursday January 10th, 2019
Visitation will be held on January 15, 2019 from 4:00-7:00 pm at Sherwood Oaks Christian Church, 2700 E Rogers Rd, Bloomington, IN
Amy had a love of life that was infectious. She always had a smile, always had time to listen, a kind word or a hug for someone who needed it. Somehow, she just always knew when someone was hurting. Amy never let her struggles stop her from being a shining example of Christ’s love.
Amy loved the outdoors. She loved camping, playing with flowers around the house, and floating in her pool. She loved to go to the beach and just sit for hours listening to the waves and soaking up the sunshine. She hated bleachers but she happily spent years of her life sitting in them and cheering on her children in all of their activities. She hated the cold, but she loved bundling in multiple layers to spend Friday night under the lights to cheer for her babies.
She was an amazing and loving wife. A nurturing, protective, and loving mother. A friend you could always count on. Amy was a strong and fierce fighter and she gave cancer a fight like no other.
God gifted her to the world for 41 years. Now she is in heaven where she has always belonged, basking in her eternal reward and wrapping her protective wings around all of us.
Amy is survived by her Husband – Johnathan –
Children – Katelyn, Emily, Justin, Zachary
Puppies -- Allie & Cooper
Father – Joseph Turner (Judy)
Brothers – Garret Turner (Michelle)
Ken Turner (Holly & Abigail)
Kevin Turner
Grandfather – John Dean
Proceeded in death by her Mother – Mary Turner
Grandmother - Evelyn Dean
Wife, Mother, Daughter, Sister & Friend
Amy N Terry – 41 of Solsberry, IN
Was called back to Heaven on Thursday January 10th, 2019
Visitation will be held on January 15, 2019 from 4:00-7:00 pm at Sherwood Oaks Christian Church, 2700 E Rogers Rd, Bloomington, IN
Amy had a love of life that was infectious. She always had a smile, always had time to listen, a kind word or a hug for someone who needed it. Somehow, she just always knew when someone was hurting. Amy never let her struggles stop her from being a shining example of Christ’s love.
Amy loved the outdoors. She loved camping, playing with flowers around the house, and floating in her pool. She loved to go to the beach and just sit for hours listening to the waves and soaking up the sunshine. She hated bleachers but she happily spent years of her life sitting in them and cheering on her children in all of their activities. She hated the cold, but she loved bundling in multiple layers to spend Friday night under the lights to cheer for her babies.
She was an amazing and loving wife. A nurturing, protective, and loving mother. A friend you could always count on. Amy was a strong and fierce fighter and she gave cancer a fight like no other.
God gifted her to the world for 41 years. Now she is in heaven where she has always belonged, basking in her eternal reward and wrapping her protective wings around all of us.
Amy is survived by her Husband – Johnathan –
Children – Katelyn, Emily, Justin, Zachary
Puppies -- Allie & Cooper
Father – Joseph Turner (Judy)
Brothers – Garret Turner (Michelle)
Ken Turner (Holly & Abigail)
Kevin Turner
Grandfather – John Dean
Proceeded in death by her Mother – Mary Turner
Grandmother - Evelyn Dean