Dorothy Mildred Terry

She was born on February 17, 1942, two years after Ron's birth. they were both born in Deaconess Hospital, Spokane, Washington. Dorothy met Ron in The Youth Group, married, and their sons Ron Two (II) and Eric were baptized at Trinity (United) Presbyterian Church in Shoreline, Washington. Dorothy and Ron were married December 2, 1966 for 46 years. She wished they could have fifty.

She and the boys traveled with Ron to many deployments, including South Carolina, Germany, and North Dakota. In 1985, the family returned to the state of Washington. The Air Force sent Ron and family back to Tacoma so Dorothy could be closer to her mother, who was dying of Critical Leukemia. Dorothy enjoyed the traveling she did in Ron's 27 years in the United States Air Force. For five years, she comforted the boys without their dad, while he was at five different deployment where he could not take the family. Dorothy and the family spend 20 years away from their roots in Western Washington.

Dorothy helped support the family has Store Associate with The Military Retail Stores both stateside and overseas. In 2008, Multiple Sclerosis (MS) took over her body. She finished her career at Sears in 2008.

In 1985, the family joined Evergreen Church (Presbyterian EPC). Dorothy was the one who called Evergreen Church;s Prayer Request to its members till the end. She was an avid reader of books on romance, trading books often with her sister Doreen. She now waits for her Soul Mate in Heaven, knowing "In God's Time" they will be together again.

After high school, Dorothy stayed home and took care of her sickly father, Walter Baglow, while her mother worked. After his death in 1961, she and her sister bought a 1957 Chevy for traveling back and forth to work. She had her one and only accident in that car. She, Doreen, and her mother Ethel traveled to La Crosse, Wisconsin to visit her mother's sister Aunt Noreen, a Catholic Nun. Dennis her brother was in the army. They returned on their trip through Canada. they had enjoyed the trip just the three of them. They were very brave since all three has their driving license for a short time.

Dorothy worked at an insurance company after her father died until she and Ron were married. She typed insurance policies, a career that helped support the family during Ron's first year-long deployment to Alaska.

Dorothy is survived by her husband Ron, children Ron Two (II) and Eric, grandson Gustavus Terry, siblings Dennis Baglow and Doreen Krause, and parents Walters and Ethel Baglow (deceased).