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Terry Lovell Smith, of Austin, Texas, passed away on July 20, 2014, at the age of 71. She was born in Houston, Texas to parents Vivian (Sandel) and Hollis Lovell. Terry is survived by her husband of 23 years, Ronny L. Smith; daughter McKenna Kuhr; sons Jerry Smith and wife Jennifer and Greg Smith and wife Kerri; grandchildren Sommer Lynn Smith, Parker Smith, and Peyton Smith; sister Hollisa Hahn; nieces Debbie Jacks and Kerry Amann; nephews Werner Campbell and Carl Campbell; cousins Brent Blaylock, Jo Blaylock, and Mo Sandel; as well as numerous extended family members and friends.
A visitation was held on Wednesday, July 23rd at Beck Funeral Home, Austin, TX. A funeral service took place on Thursday, July 24th at Beck Funeral Home followed by an interment at Austin Memorial Park. (Source)
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Sue Avery (Jeffcoat)
So very sorry to hear of Teri's passing. She was a great friend and classmate. She's now one of God's angels. Rest in peace, friend.
Pat Ross (O'Brien)
Another classmate has left us. May she rest in heavenly peace.Richard Ryans
May God receive Teri's soul in His Heavenly Kingdom. Rest in peace.
Carol Rabun (Mallow)
So sorry to hear about Teri's passing. Teri lived for years in Hudson Bend, a subdivision of Lake Travis, and ran the Austin Yacht Club. I saw her occassionally and she always seemed so happy with her life! My condolenses go to her family at this time. Teri, rest in peace.
Carol Rabun Mallow
Flannigan Whitfield
Teri was a fun person to be around and i know she will be missed R I P . God bless her family Flannigan Whitfield
Robin Matthews
Shared many classes with Teri and will miss her spirit. Rest in peace Teri.
Robert Smith
Great times in high school. Lots of dances. Rip sweet lady!
Murlene Wheeler (Gillum)
We are so sorry to hear of Teri's passing. She always had a smile on her face in school.
Earl and Murlene Gillum
David Robinson
Terri was always very energetic and a lot of fun to be around. She will be sorely missed.
Sadly I must say God Bless you Terri and I pray you rest in peace in the arms of agels
Most Sincerely
David Robinson