Jane M. Sheldon

HARTWICK – Jane Marie Sheldon, 69, passed away peacefully in the early morning hours of Friday, February 20, 2026.

Born March 5, 1956, in Levittown, Long Island, Jane was the youngest daughter of William J. and Jane (Mulz) Morris. After moving to Hauppauge in her early years, she was given her first pony at the age of five, sparking a lifelong love of horses. While in high school, she completed the BOCES Horse Science and Management program, filling her days with equestrian study and riding competitions. She continued her education at SUNY Cobleskill, earning a degree in Equine Studies in 1977.

Jane’s passion for horses shaped her life’s work. She built her career as a riding instructor, horse trainer, and dedicated 4-H equine volunteer, inspiring generations of young equestrians. She also coached Otsego County’s 4-H drill, horse bowl, and hippology teams to numerous state-level successes and was always a teacher at heart.

On November 10, 1979, she married Stephen Lee Sheldon at St. Mary’s “Our Lady of the Lake” Roman Catholic Church in Cooperstown. In 1986, they settled at Hemlock Hill Farm in Hartwick, where they raised four children with a deep appreciation for nature, creativity, and hard work.

Jane was resilient, generous, and a free spirit who inspired those around her. She joyfully shared her knowledge of gardening, food preservation, crafting, and all things equestrian. She will be remembered for her dedication to family, her grace and tenacity, her joyful presence, her sense of humor - and for the absolutely legendary hugs she gave to everyone she loved.

Jane is survived by her four children and their spouses: William and Lauren Sheldon of Rotterdam; Lindsey and John Havlik of Cooperstown; Stephanie and Randy Garrett of Charlotte, NC; and Erin and Bob Ives of Schuylerville; two grandsons, Henry Charles and Levon Scott Sheldon; her brother-in-law, Eric D. “Rick” Lindroth of Hartwick; three brothers- and sisters-in-law, David H. and Glenda Sheldon and Gregory W. and Elizabeth Sheldon of Norwich, and Scott G. and Colleen Sheldon of Milford, PA and Cooperstown; as well as many cherished nieces and nephews.

Family and friends are invited to call from 3:00 - 5:00 p.m. Sunday, March 1, 2026, at the Connell, Dow & Deysenroth Funeral Home in Cooperstown.

Jane will be laid to rest this spring beside her husband, Stephen, in the Sheldon Family Plot at Lakewood Cemetery in Cooperstown following a private service.

In lieu of flowers, memorial donations may be made to Cornell Cooperative Extension’s Schoharie and Otsego 4-H Equine Program, 123 Lake Street, Cooperstown, NY 13326 or Mercy House of the Southern Tier, 212 North McKinley Avenue, Endicott, NY  13760.

Franklin Russell Smith

On February 8, 2026, surrounded by the warmth and love of the family he spent a lifetime building, Franklin Russell Smith (“Russ”) passed away at Bassett Medical Center in Cooperstown. He was 89 years old.

Born on April 18, 1936, at the very same hospital where he would later say goodbye, Russ was the son of F. Edward and Ethel Smith. A proud lifelong resident of Cooperstown, he grew up on Leatherstocking Street and graduated with the Cooperstown Central School Class of ’54. Following graduation, Russ answered the call to serve his country in the United States Army, earning an honorable discharge in 1957.

For many in Cooperstown, Russ was known as “Your Friendly Garbologist,” as seen on the vehicles of R & B Smith Trucking, the business Russ began soon after his discharge from the army. His career as the local garbage man began almost by accident. Always ready to serve others, he stepped in to help a friend struggling with trash removal, and with his reputation for reliability and hard work, he soon had a growing number of customers. R & B Smith Trucking remains the family business, now known as Russ Smith Disposals.

Russ didn't know the meaning of “idle.” In addition to his business, he drove the school bus for 53 years, cared for the coal boilers at the high school, and provided night janitorial services for the Cooperstown school district. He was truly a staple of the community, a man who worked with his hands and led with his heart. He was often seen exchanging stories at the Cooperstown Diner or the Peppermill restaurant.

In 1958, on their shared birthday, Russ married Betty Jane Hecox. They settled in Toddsville, where they built their home and raised their four children. Russ was a legendary practical joker; in the Smith household, if he was picking on you, it was the surest sign that he loved you. When he wasn't working, Russ found joy in the simple things: tinkering with old cars, his trucks and tractors, or patrolling the grounds on his golf cart. Most of all, he loved tending to “Betty’s farm.”

 

Russ built a life out of serving the people of Cooperstown. That spirit of service lives on in his family. The Smith family remains a symbol of the helpfulness and “hard-work-first” nature that Russ championed every day of his life. He will be remembered as the cornerstone of his large, vibrant family.

Russ is survived by his devoted wife of 67 years, Betty; his brother Richard (Jean) Smith; his children Russell Smith (Cindy Bissell), Roger (Dorothy) Smith, his “favorite daughter” and dedicated caregiver Barbara “Barbie” Smith, and Richard (Jennifer) Smith.

 

His legacy continues through his seven grandchildren: Jacob (Brittany), William (Madison), Benjamin, Roger (Kaitlyn), Russell, Megen (Gideon), and Kelly; his four great-grandchildren: Eli, Shay, Evie, and Sadie; and many nieces and nephews.

 

He was predeceased by his parents, Ed and Ethel Smith; his in-laws, Arrie and Lillian Hecox; and Barbie’s longtime partner, Ken Parker.

 

Visiting hours will be held Saturday, March 7, 2026, from 2 to 5 p.m. at Community Bible Chapel, 577 Greenough Road, Cooperstown, followed by a brief service. Burial will take place in the spring, with a remembrance celebration to follow.

In lieu of flowers, the family asks for you to raise your glass to Russ – preferably a drink with vodka and orange juice.

 

Arrangements are under the care and guidance of the Connell, Dow & Deysenroth Funeral Home in Cooperstown.  

 

Eleanor Baumann

LAURENS – Eleanor “Elly” Baumann, 95, formerly of Laurens, entered into eternal life January 22, 2026, at Fox Nursing Home.

Elly has been described as quiet, gentle, strong, intelligent, generous, sophisticated, and a great listener. Anyone knowing her knew these attributes.

Born September 8, 1930, in Clifton, New Jersey, she was the daughter of Frank and Mary Diani. After graduating from Garfield High School Class of 1948, she continued on to Newark State College, graduated and went to work.

She was the first female in her high school class to get her driver’s license – a big event for a young woman of that time!

On April 24, 1954, she married the love of her life, Herbert Emil Baumann, also of New Jersey.  She then devoted her life to raising her family.

And a busy life it was! Travelling, camping throughout the country with her children and most times additional children of relatives or friends, cooking over campfires, and hiking the hills and valleys, all while building a full time career.

Elly started back to work in 1966, full time, for the former National Community Bank in New Jersey. She quickly became a vice president. In her last six years of her employment she was coordinator of the employee assistance program. During those years she became a member of the Twenty Year club, served on the Board of Directors of the Community Resource Council, and in 1985 was awarded the prestigious “Twin Award” which is a tribute to women in industry. She retired in 1993 and was honored at her retirement party with over 300 in attendance. Elly made a lot of lifetime friends and colleagues in her journey through life; she made a difference for so many.

Elly’s daughter, Judy, recalls during a rare blizzard in New Jersey, Elly – having the keys to all the bank branches – bundled up to brave the wind and snow to walk to the nearest branch to open up for the day. No roads were open. Her reply to Judy’s question of why she was going out in this weather was simply, “People will still need their money even though it’s snowing!” Judy does not recall if Elly had any customers or not that day.

After retiring, Herb and Elly moved to South Carolina to help with her aging mom. In between helping her they started travelling again to different world ports and visiting with old dear friends and relatives all over the country. Later, at 80 years old, they decided to tone it down a bit and moved to New York State to be close to family.

She was a member of the Laurens Senior Citizens Group and also loved her Bible study and the girls of that group. She attended St. Matthew’s Lutheran Church in Laurens and loved her Pastor – Pastor Paul.

She spent her final years at Fox Nursing Home where she was much loved and lovingly cared for by the fine staff of nurses and aids. She died with her family and Pastor by her side.

Elly is survived by a daughter, Judy Gruchacz and her partner, Dave Bassler of Fly Creek; a son, Herbert Paul Baumann and wife, Lesia, of Knob Noster, Missouri; four grandchildren; and a brother-in-law, Walter Baumann of Laurens.

She was predeceased by her loving, lifelong partner, her husband of 65 years who died December 22, 2019. Through thick and thin they carried on.

Eleanor will be laid to rest with Herb in Hartwick Cemetery, where a graveside service will be offered at 1 p.m. Saturday, April 25, 2026, with the Rev. Paul R. Messner, Pastor of St. Matthew’s Lutheran Church in Laurens, officiating.

Elly, though small and quiet will be greatly missed by those of us who remain. A loving kind soul has gone to be with her maker. We have wonderful memories to take us forward, and will be carrying on as she taught us. Thank you, Mom.

Arrangements are under the care and guidance of the Connell, Dow & Deysenroth Funeral Home in Cooperstown. 

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Phyllis M. Lippitt

COOPERSTOWN – Phyllis M. Lippitt, a life-long area resident, entered into eternal life in the early morning hours of Monday, February 16, 2026, at Valley Health Services in Herkimer. She was 84.

Born February 10, 1942, at the family home in Richfield Springs, Phyllis was one of four daughters of Anthony J. and Rose M. (Janiec) Serbanewicz.

Upon graduating from West Winfield High School, Phyllis was employed in various places throughout the area, eventually settling into a job as a secretary for Schlather & Birch.

Of the Episcopal faith, she was a member of Christ Church, Cooperstown.

Phyllis took great pride in and enjoyed keeping a cozy and comfortable home. Every day was laundry day!

Phyllis is survived by her husband of 39 years, Gregory K. Lippitt, whom she married on September 13, 1986, in a ceremony at Christ Church, Cooperstown; two daughters from her previous marriage to William (Bill) Wellner, Jr., Lisa Guardi and husband, Richard of Cherry Valley and Kim Lee and husband, Gary of Hampstead, NC; two grandsons, Ryan and Nick Lee; and a sister, Lucille Miller of Florida and a brother-in-law, Thomas Petroff, Sr. of Cape Vincent and their families.  

She is further survived by Greg’s sons, Matthew Lippitt and wife, Lisa and their children, Hazel and Abe Lippitt and Harold “Bud” Lippitt and wife, Nicole and their children, Marley, Emerson and Thomas.

She was predeceased by her father, Anthony, who died in 1974; her mother, Rose who died in 2013; two sisters, Arlene Griffin who died in 2021, and Geraldine “Geri” Petroff who died in 2025; and the father of her daughters, Bill, who died in 2016.

Phyllis’ family expresses their thanks and appreciation to the staff at Valley Health Services in Herkimer for their kind, compassionate and understanding care.

A celebration of life will be announced and held later this Spring.   

Memorial donations may be made to the Cooperstown Food Pantry, 25 Church Street, Cooperstown, NY  13326 or the Susquehanna SPCA, 5082-5088 State Highway 28, Cooperstown, NY  13326.

Arrangements are under the care and guidance of the Connell, Dow & Deysenroth Funeral Home in Cooperstown. 

David Harrison Pearlman

May 9, 1950 – February 12, 2026 

David Harrison Pearlman passed away on February 12, 2026, following a sudden cardiac event. He grew up in Watertown, NY and attended Watertown High School and Deerfield Academy (1968). He was a proud alumnus of Colgate University (1972), and he earned master’s degrees from Iona College and Pace University. He studied briefly at Columbia University Teacher’s College before beginning a distinguished career in education.

 

David served as a teacher, dean, and principal at Rye Neck High School, Greenwich High School, and Cooperstown Central School. While living near NYC, he met friends who became family and volunteered as Finish Line Director of the NYC Marathon for over a decade. He was deeply dedicated to public service throughout his life, volunteering with the American Red Cross in Louisiana following Hurricane Katrina, serving as a longtime coach and board member of Cooperstown Youth Baseball, and as a board member of the Lions Club of Cooperstown, where he also advised the Cooperstown Leo Club.

 

David was passionate about politics, social justice, and equality. Active in Civil Rights protests as a young man, he remained committed throughout his life to fairness, inclusion, and helping others — values rooted in his Jewish upbringing. He also cared deeply about mental health, seeing the challenges many of his students faced and having faced his own struggles, working throughout his life toward growth, resilience, and understanding.

 

He sought connection wherever he went, often using humor and love of sports as a bridge to others. Above all, he was a devoted husband, father, grandfather, and fiercely loyal friend, and he cherished his dog, Dodger.

 

He was immensely proud of and supportive of his family including his beloved wife, Nancy Potter; son, Joshua Potter (“J.P.”) Pearlman (Greis); daughter, Molly Pearlman Knighton (Aaron); and granddaughter, Sarah Gomez Pearlman (daughter of J.P. and Greis). He is also survived by father-in-law, Reverend Edwin Potter (the late Lee Eaton Potter); his sisters, Ronni Millman (the late Hank Millman) and Lynn Rogan (Jack); his sisters-in-law, Rebecca Potter (Cyrus), Karen Potter (John), and Valerie Potter (Noah); and many beloved nieces and nephews.

 

He was predeceased by his mother, Bess Pearlman; father, Bernard Pearlman; stepmother, Marion Brisk Pearlman; his brother, William Brisk (Maria), and his dear friend, Jim Sims-West.

 

Calling hours will be held on Saturday, February 28, 2026, at Connell, Dow & Deysenroth Funeral Home in Cooperstown, NY from 1:00-3:00pm. Per his wishes, no other services will be held. Come as you are — David liked casual and colorful clothes, so feel free to wear them, especially a baseball cap. 

 

In lieu of flowers, please consider a donation to the Cooperstown Food Pantry (cooperstownfoodpantry.org)

NOREEN NEWELL

COOPERSTOWN – Noreen Newell, a native of Cooperstown, passed away peacefully early Tuesday morning, February 10, 2026, leaving behind a legacy of love, strength, and warmth that will live on in all who knew her. 

Born October 22, 1930, at the Mary Imogene Bassett Hospital in Cooperstown, Noreen was one of seven children of Charles A. Newell, Sr. and Mary Gavin Newell.  She graduated from Cooperstown High School in 1948. 

After high school, Noreen was educated as a Laboratory Technician at the Mary Imogene Bassett Hospital and was employed at the hospital for many years until moving to Johnstown where she continued her career as a Lab Technician.  Later in life, she endeavored in various careers including owning a successful ladies clothing and gift shop, property management, working in several golf club pro shops, including Leatherstocking Golf Course, and most recently at The Farmers’ Museum and the Fenimore House in the gift shop and admissions until she was 91. 

Noreen loved to play golf, or any sport, for that matter.  She had a natural athletic ability and could master any sport she attempted.  Whether she spent time outdoors or gathered with family and friends, she brought light and laughter wherever she went.  Her smile and twinkling blue eyes truly could light up a room.  However, Noreen’s greatest love and joy were her four grandchildren, Peter Heslip (Amy) of Lewes, UK, Philip Heslip (Deirdra) of Catonsville, MD, Molly Heslip of Williamstown, MA, and Sarah Heslip (Tyler) of Kingston, NY. 

Noreen is survived by her daughter Sharon Cowles Kroker and husband, Anthony, of Fly Creek; a son-in-law, Michael Heslip of Williamstown, MA; 10 great grandchildren; and many cherished nieces and nephews.  She is also survived by her beloved dog, Willie, and her dearest childhood friend, Miles Santimore.

In addition to her parents, she was predeceased by a daughter, Colleen Cowles Heslip (1992); three sisters, Marjorie N. Strait (2016), Mary Imogene “Imy” Carter, RN (2019); Marion “Billie” Williams (2021); and three brothers, Charles A. Newell, Jr. (1999), Donald Newell (1974) and Roger Gavin Newell (2008). 

In accordance with Noreen’s wishes, there will be no services.  She adored the beach and gazing out over the ocean and requested that her cremated remains be scattered in the Atlantic Ocean. 

Donations in her memory may be made to the Susquehanna SPCA 5082-5088 State Highway 28, Cooperstown, NY 13326.

Arrangements are under the care and guidance of the Connell, Dow & Deysenroth Funeral Home in Cooperstown.

James S. Bridger

COOPERSTOWN – James S. Bridger, a native of Cooperstown known by many as Foxy or Jim, passed away late Saturday morning, January 24, 2026, at Bassett Medical Center in Cooperstown following a lengthy illness. He was 80.

Born February 27, 1945, at the Mary Imogene Bassett Hospital in Cooperstown, Jim was the only child of Norman C. and Clara (Sprague) Bridger. Raised in Cooperstown, he graduated from Cooperstown Central School with the Class of 1963. In 2015, Jim and his fellow members of the 1962 Redskins Football Team were inducted into the Cooperstown High School Athletic Hall of Fame.

After graduating from high school, Jim entered into active service with the United States Navy on August 7, 1963, and proudly served his country aboard the USS Denebola (AF-56). An Electricians Mate 3^rd Class, Jim was awarded the Armed Forces Expeditionary Medal for service in the Dominican Republic and the National Defense Service Medal. He received his Honorable Discharge from the Military on June 6, 1967.

Upon returning to New York State, Jim lived in Hudson Falls and attended Adirondack Community College. In 1969 Jim began working for the telephone company in Cooperstown and was first employed by New York Telephone Co. which later became NYNEX, then Bell Atlantic and eventually Verizon. A Cable Maintenance Technician he was a member of Communications Workers of America (CWA) Local 1126, first serving as Chief Steward and then as Vice President from December 1992 until October 2001 when he retired. 

For a time, Jim also worked at The Leatherstocking Golf Course.

An active member of his community, Jim was a member of Mechanic’s Hook and Ladder Co. No. 5 of the Cooperstown Fire Department and for a time drove the ambulance for the Cooperstown Emergency Squad. He was also a member of the Native Sons of Cooperstown.

For many years, Foxy was a mainstay at the Cooperstown Veterans Club on Main Street; he truly enjoyed the camaraderie of his fellow Veterans. He was a member of the Sgt. Walter P. Eggleston Veterans of Foreign Wars Post No. 7128 (currently serving as First Vice Commander) and the Clark F. Simmons American Legion Post No. 579.  He also served as the manager of the Veterans Club, was the organizer of Military Honors for deceased Veterans and was the current Commander of AMVETS Post No. 669 in Cooperstown. His presence at the Club will truly be missed.

Jim is survived by his son, Stephen W. Bridger of Cooperstown; two daughters, Kimberly B. Feik and husband, Jeffrey of Toddsville, and Nicole Bridger Robbins and husband, Corey of Hartwick; three grandchildren, Scott and Sarah Feik and Bella Robbins; and his former wife, Sandra Mary Smith Swatling of Milford. Jim is further survived by his “bonus son” Michael “Herbie” Boyson, and his beloved dog, “Lottie”.

Jim was predeceased by his father, Norman, who died November 13, 1968; his mother Clara B. Robbins, who died January 25, 1989; his first wife, Dawn Elizabeth Bailey “Debbie” Bridger who died March 11, 2013; and his beloved dog, “Ruby” – she was his best friend.

Later this Spring, when the weather is nice, Jim will be laid to rest in Lakewood Cemetery, Cooperstown, at which time Military Honors will be accorded, after which all will be invited to gather at The Cooperstown Veterans Club for a party and celebration of his life. The date and time will be announced.

As a way to mark the memory of Jim, please consider a memorial donation to the Susquehanna SPCA, 5082-5088 State Highway 28, Cooperstown, NY  13326 or to the Cooperstown Veterans Club, 60 Main Street, Cooperstown, NY  13326.

Arrangements are under the care and guidance of the Connell, Dow & Deysenroth Funeral Home in Cooperstown.

Walter E. Wart

HARTWICK – It is with deep sorrow and much love that we announce the passing of Walter E. Wart, beloved husband, father, and dear friend.

Walter E. Wart, 54, of Hartwick, passed away on Friday January 30^, 2026, peacefully at home with his family at bedside.

Walter, commonly known as Magoo, was born on July 23, 1971, to Percy and Audrey Wart at Bassett Medical Center in Cooperstown.

He graduated from Cooperstown High School in 1990 and entered the workforce as a carpenter for Croft Construction. Walter spent several years working for Jack Croft who ended up being a lifelong mentor and friend. Walter continued his passion for woodworking and began logging for Chase Enterprise under the guidance of his dear friend, Cousin Mike Chase.

Walter spent 20+ years logging with long days in the woods; he truly enjoyed this work. Walter later went on to supporting Otsego County as the Maintenance man and most recently for Bassett as the Outreach maintenance worker. Over the years Walter worked for several local farms, Wightman lumber company and construction companies. To say he was a Jack of all trades would not even begin to describe the knowledge this man had.

Walter is survived by his wife of 32 years, Paula Wart; his beloved daughter Shanette Triolo and her husband Bill Triolo; mother Audrey Wart; sister Helena Elderkin; brother Percy Wart and his wife Pam; as well as several cousins, aunts, uncles, and dear friends. You all meant so very much to him, and in his words, “I have the very best friends in the world” including Rick Card, Mike Chase, Dale Fassett, Scott Rathbun, Thomas Pagillo and Bill Triolo. There are so many more, but the true measure of a friendship is more than the good times; it’s supporting and providing comfort during hardship and pain.

Walter (Magoo) had the ability to light up a room and fill it with smiles and laughter. He touched many lives with his wisdom, humor, and true love for life. Walter enjoyed the outdoors, his passion for woodworking, his love for AC/DC, fishing, camping and being with family and friends. In recent years during chemo and radiation he spent his time home in his garage with his dog Lizzy which truly may have been the love is his life.

 

There are no words that will make this easier; nothing will ever be able to replace the presence of Walter Wart. May the Miller Lite always be cold, the AC/DC always loud and an endless supply of donuts and mustard.

We love you Wally.

A Celebration of Life will be held at the Hartwick American Legion at 3 p.m. Saturday February 7, 2026, followed by a Summer Gathering at Creek Side Station on July 11, 2026, and graveside burial.

Donations can be made in his honor to the Hartwick Children's Christmas Fund, PO Box 123, Hartwick, NY 13348.  

Expressions of sympathy can be mailed to the family at 128A Bunn Hill Road, Mount Vision, NY 13810.

Arrangements are with the Connell, Dow & Deysenroth Funeral Home in Cooperstown.  

Roger S. Terry

Roger S. Terry passed away peacefully at home on January 27, 2026.

Roger was born in Delhi on December 2, 1939, to Robert and Margaret Terry. He was the oldest of three with two younger sisters, Marsha and Gail. He grew up on the family farm in Delancey. He milked cows for over fifty years and eventually took the farm over from his dad.

He was a bachelor until the age of 37 and then he was introduced to Linda Plummer. Within three days he proposed and three weeks later they were married! They would have been married 49 years this year. They would go on to raise their daughter, Meghann, and their son, Will, on the farm where they shared many happy years.

Roger also had a passion for woodworking and made all kinds of beautiful furniture. Most of his family and friends have a piece of his handcrafted furniture in their homes.

He enjoyed his family and grandchildren, and would adjust his schedule in any way that was necessary so that he could watch his grandkids play sports or anything else they were involved with. He could be found zip lining, playing paintball and even riding roller coasters. He was game to try anything that his grandkids were doing.

Roger had a powerful encounter with the Lord in the early 1970s. This life changing experience with his Lord and Savior lasted a lifetime. He lived his life with the goal before him of hearing the words, “Well done good and faithful servant.”

He was a devoted member of Word of Faith Christian Family Center where he served as an elder for many years. He cherished his church family and developed many close friendships there. He always had an encouraging word, a caring heart for others and a genuine love for people. The sparkle in his eye will be missed by all.

Roger is survived by his loving wife, Linda; his daughter and son-in-law, Meghann and Scott Shafer; his son and daughter-in-law, Will and Becky Terry; his grandson, Sam Shafer and his wife, Anna; his grandson Ethan Shafer and his girlfriend, Jordan; and his granddaughter, Christi Walsh and her fiancé, Nolan.

A Celebration of Life will be held at 12 Noon on Saturday, February 21, 2026, at Word of Faith Christian Family Center, 6568 State Highway 7, Maryland, with Pastor Frank MacCracken, Jr. officiating.

Calling hours will be held prior to the service, from 10:30 a.m. until 12 Noon.

Roger’s family would like to express their gratitude to the loving caregivers that helped them.

In lieu of flowers, donations in Roger’s memory may be made to Helios Care, 297 River Street Service Road, Oneonta, NY  13820, or to Word of Faith Christian Family Center, 6568 State Highway 7, Maryland, NY  12116, or to the American Parkinson Disease Association, PO Box 61420, Staten Island, NY 10306 or at https://support.apdaparkinson.org.

Arrangements are with Connell, Dow & Deysenroth Funeral Home in Cooperstown. Please visit www.cooperstownfuneralhome.com to share a condolence with the Terry family.