Terry L. Waldon

Birth date: Jul 27, 1959 Death date: Oct 20, 2010

Terry L. Waldon Terry L. Waldon, 51 passed away October 20, 2010 in Tulsa, Ok. He was born July 27, 1959 in Amherst, Ohio to Travis Wayne & Martha Faye Waldon. Terry is survived by wife, Linnette Waldon of the home; son, Adam Wald Read Obituary

Wall Obituary Events Media

Sandy Garland

722w ago

Dear Linnette and kids, I just found out on the internet that Terry passed away last year. I am sooo sorry and feel for your loss. Reading the guestbook I read Terry was getting chemo so I figured he had some kind of cancer? I hope you read this..I actually thought about you guys and was searching the internet trying to find you. I saw when I searched Terry's name is showed deceased. I knew it had to be him, so I searched obituaries and found this. I found a phone number but it had been disconnected. Please call me I am still in the same house. If anyone who knows Linnette Adam or Kelsey who reads this please have them contact me. I am still living in the same house. I miss you all. I will miss Terry..He was such a great guy..He was so happy all the time. He would do anything for anyone. I am on fb too.

Keith Marouk

779w ago

I had just heard about Terry passing this evening. I am sorry for your loss. I hope all is well with the family. I knew Terry through his son Adam play roller and ice hockey. Terry and I both experience the same challenge Throat Cancer. I really enjoyed the time I spent with Terry, Adam and the rest of the family, one weekend trip with the travel team.Thank youBe at peaceKeith

Bob Sauer

781w ago

I have spent some time considering what I could possibly say about Terry that wasn't clearly shown by the lives he touched.I can professionally say that he was a fine man, driven and expert at his craft. That he enabled those around him and assisted both his associates and his customers to better, more productive, lives. But that says so little about the man.As a man, whom I considered a friend, he was the very best. Funny, engaging and a pleasure to be around. Ever thoughtful about his role as a father and husband. As my friend, his counsel and support will be greatly missed. As a role model, his courage and commitment will be an example to me for the rest of my life.God's speed, Terry. I love ya, brother.

The Martins

781w ago

Dear Kelsey,We are so sorry for your loss. Our thoughts and prayers are with you.P.J. Martin & Family

Michael Clouser

782w ago

Terry was a person of amazing character, good will, intelligence, keen perception, sportsmanship and enterprise. He was all the above and not to a mild degree. He was the paragon for each of these qualities. He was an extraordinary human being. Courageous and unflinching with bravery whether challenging himself to a new uncharted bike course on a miserably hot afternoon or taking chemotherapy and working the same day or facing the final days of his physical existence, Terry never ceased to inspire others to be stronger, be better to each other and to get up when you are down and "get back in the saddle" without complaining. Terry was the example for all of us in hospitality whether hosting at his home, driving to Dallas and back in a day numerous times for hockey or making people feel comfortable being themselves. He shared and learned constantly and got more living accomplished in 51 years than most people do if they live to be 100. He was the kind of person you don't forget and the guy who will always stand out in your memory as long as you remember anything but without being showy, loud or an attention seeker. There are many people you positively touched and showed a brighter path to, Terry; many people who will forever carry parts of you in their hearts and minds over the planet for many decades to come. You left this world a little better place because you lived here for a while; and, we thank you. God bless you now and hold you in His hand. Mike

Kevin And Patty Leuszler

782w ago

Our deepest sympathy to Linette,Adam and Kelsey.Terry's compassionate nature and great sense of humor will truly be missed.

Larry Austin

782w ago

Rest in peace Terry. God Bless you and your family. See you on the other side. Hey Man; we rode that damn bus together!

Ned And Ulli Moyer

782w ago

We wish to express our sorrow in the loss of your husband and father. We have gotten to know Terry through our son Matt. Terry has been a very good friend and a person Matt found very supportive of him. We appreciated Terry's friendship and strong character. He has instilled this in his family. You all have had a struggle for the last few years and are and example of strength and support for each other. May God be with you and provide His support in the days and years to come. Terry will always be with us in Spirit

Mike Lindsey

782w ago

Dear Linette. Adam and Kelsey, Sorry for your loss. I enjoyed my visit with Terry and all of you last fall. I am glad Terry and I were able to go to the race. I love Terry and all of you!Love, Mike Lindsey

Peter And Dianna Dutka

782w ago

Dianna and I had an opportunity to spend time with Terry and his family while we lived in Tulsa. We were fortunate to know Terry and his quick sense of humour…he will be missed. Our thougts and prayers to Lynette, Adam and Kelsey.

Tribute Wall

Tribute Wall