Teresa was one of the kindest and sweetest people I have known and had the pleasure to work with. I loved our monthly check ins - getting to catch up and share about our lives together. She gave the best hugs! She admirably remained strong and determined through her treatment. I will dearly miss the light Teresa brought to our office and the lives of everyone she came into contact with.

Teresa was a pleasure to work with and I enjoyed that our offices were next to one another .. She had to put up with all of my questions about patients " Hey Teresa" . She will be missed in our office along with her smiling face :)

Irene Young

Teresa was always kind to any one she met. I met her shortly after meeting Denise, that has been over 37 years ago, now so be it I stole her little sister from the Seattle area so we did not get to see Teresa as much as we would like to have. In those 37 years I can not think of a single bad word or even a strong negative feeling ever coming out of her mouth, she was always kind. She spent so much time taking care of her parents and showed so much strength and fortitude, she was IMPRESSIVE on her actions and commitment, Even the strength you showed after you were diagnosed with your life ending illness, IMPRESSIVE, STRONG. Teresa you will be sorely missed, I'm sure you are with God now. I love you, your favorite brother in-law Tim

Thus is from a Dayspring card and I feel that it describes Teresa. " As sone people journey through life, they leave footprints wherever they go- footprints of kindness and love, humor and inspiration, joy and faith. Even when they are gone, we can still look back and clearly see the trail they left behind- a trail bright with hope that invites us to follow.
My cousin was a very special lady. I grieve, but also know that she is with Jesus and that I will see her again.

I had a pleasure to work with you and be your leader. You were the kindest person I've met, always positive, companionate and caring. Your energy, dedication to help others was extraordinary and it wasn't noticed, you made a difference in people's lives. You will be missed.

Eldin

You were one of the kindest people I’ve ever met, and you were also my aunt. I always admired how you devoted so much of your life to taking care of grandma Wilma and then grandpa David. It was clear to me that you made a decision to live a life of service and I will always remember you in that way.

Your nephew,

Brett Bashaw

You were the glue to our family, my big sis, my best friend. Whom I shared everything with. I loved our talks, growing up with you, the dances you taught my friends and I. Our adult conversations and the Christian movies we saw together. I'll never forget the day you texted me the words " can I call you? " Not even three months later cancer took your life. I grieved then and I'm forever going to grieve the loss and presence of you. But I know you are with the Lord and we will be together again with Mom and Dad and our loved ones before us. You made sure I knew you were at peace 🕊️ and that you were ok. You would do anything for family or a friend, and often did. I'm going to miss you more than words could say . Forever your lil sis 💔