Mamie Campbell Terrell

she will be greatly missed but is in a better place. our prayers are with you and all the terrell family. and we will remember all the good times we had with her.

Wildon, Louis, Ray and Brenda,

Please accept our sympathy on the loss of your dear and precious mother. Thank you for sharing her with all of us for so many years. She had a motherly quality toward everyone, remembering so many details of their lives from childhood to adulthood, expressing genuine interest and love. Her warm smile and caring eyes were always a treat to look forward to seeing at conventions throughout the years. She encouraged not only new ones but

Wildon, Louis, Ray and Brenda,

Please accept our sympathy on the loss of your dear and precious mother. Thank you for sharing her with all of us for so many years. She had a motherly quality toward everyone, remembering so many details of their lives from childhood to adulthood, expressing genuine interest and love. Her warm smile and caring eyes were always a treat to look forward to seeing at conventions throughout the years. She encouraged not only new ones but those of us in the truth for many years. Her quiet and modest spirit revealed the true peace of God in so many respects and set such a wonderful example. We feel so blessed to have known her and her beautiful family. Love to you all.

Dear Terrell Family:
We are very sorry to hear of the loss of your dear mother. We know
each of the family have special memories unique to you.
I always enjoyed time with your family at the farm, at assemblies
or meetings. Your parent's home was always warm and inviting.
Our family has very fond memories of your family, your mom
and dad.
May Jehovah comfort you.
With warm regards to all of you, Deborah and Gregory Myer
and mom, Barbara Ludke

35 years ago I met your mother. Shilris left her in the car on his first visit to us.
I insisted that she come in as it was a cold winter day. From that day on, with loving patience and kindness your parents taught me about our wonderful God, Jehovah. Through their attention and persistence baptism came quickly. Even tho I moved 12 hours away, their spiritual guidance was only a phone call away.
What a fine example your parents were to

35 years ago I met your mother. Shilris left her in the car on his first visit to us.
I insisted that she come in as it was a cold winter day. From that day on, with loving patience and kindness your parents taught me about our wonderful God, Jehovah. Through their attention and persistence baptism came quickly. Even tho I moved 12 hours away, their spiritual guidance was only a phone call away.
What a fine example your parents were to me! Shilris with his quick wit and Mamie with her quiet and mild spirit. Thank you so much for sharing them with me for all these years.
With heartfelt love for your loss, Shelley

Dear Wildon, Louis, Ray and Brenda, We are very sorry for your loss. What a special lady and friend. She always had the prettiest smile and a sharp memory. She set the bar pretty high for other Christian women in fulfilling her role in the family and the congregation, so we should all try to measure up. I will look forward to seeing her in the new world to come and getting a hug.
William & Dale White

I, too, have so many wonderful memories of Mamie's delicious buttermilk pies. Most of all I remember her calm and steady spirit though. She was tenacious in her love and interest in her family and friends. It was never in a nosy or gossiping way. How did she do that? It makes me smile to think of how she would keep up with people who had grown up or moved away. What a fine example of a Christian wife and

I, too, have so many wonderful memories of Mamie's delicious buttermilk pies. Most of all I remember her calm and steady spirit though. She was tenacious in her love and interest in her family and friends. It was never in a nosy or gossiping way. How did she do that? It makes me smile to think of how she would keep up with people who had grown up or moved away. What a fine example of a Christian wife and mother. When I think about the kind of woman she was, it's as if I have known a real life character from Willa Cather novel. My thoughts and prayers are with all of her family and friends.

I'm so glad I got to visit with her Wednesday night. We had a nice visit although she was in a lot of pain she was strong. I take peace in knowing she is resting painfree with our Heavenly Father now. My prayers go out to the family and may you rest in God's love and comfort in the days to come.

Wildon, Louis, Ray, and Brenda, we extend our sincerest sympathies to you all over the loss of your dear mother. She is loved and held in high regard by all who knew her. Knowing that she is in Jehovah's memory is a comfort to us all as we together look forward to seeing her once again in Paradise.

So many memories! Sitting at the kitchen table looking at a peanut butter & jelly sandwich (I hated jelly) fell asleep because I wouldn't say thank you. Haha...I didn't want to say thank you because I didn't like jelly. I was a stubborn little brat apparently. I'm really going to miss her. I'm going to miss how she made buttermilk pie & fried chicken just because Judy & I asked her to. I just can't wrap my mind around her being gone. She was a very strong lady that I hope at some level was proud of me!

Personally look forward to such....it awaits us all - Paradise!