Terry Alexander Parker

Terry Alexander Parker was born on June 30, 2000, to the parents of Leigha Michelle Pierce and Sean Edward Parker. He was born at Southwest Medical Center in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma at 9:45 pm, weighing 6 lbs. 2 oz. and looking just like his father.

Terry is preceded in death by his Brother, Christian Pierce; Great-Great Grandparents Clara and Doyle Hisey; Great-Grandmother Tommie Jean Jones and Great-Grandfather Alberto Rangel; and Grandmother Dorothy May Parker.

Terry leaves behind parents Leigha Michelle Pierce, Sean Parker, and Teresa Johnson; 4 siblings, Jermayah Hampton, Caleb Masoner, Briahnna Johnson and Samantha Parker; Grandparents Larry E. Parker, Tisha Rangel, Walkidia and Paul Gomez, William and Patricia Marrero, and Tom Pierce; Aunts Kacie Lilly, Morgan Hudson, Emily Marrero; Uncles Jonathan Pierce, Nathaniel McGhee, Luis Marrero, and several cousins that loved him and looked up to him.

Terry was the oldest of 5 siblings and all of them thought the world of their Brother, especially his little sisters Bri and Sami. He was their super hero, their bubba, their Big Brother.

Terry attended Sooner Rose Elementary from Kindergarten to the Sixth grade, and then he attended Del Crest Middle School for part of his 7th grade year, where he kept the same best friend, "Joseph", for the entire journey to the present.

At age 13, Terry decided he would like to try living with his Father, and the woman who became his second mother, Teresa Johnson.

Terry attended Centennial Middle/High School for his 7th and 8th grade year, where he discovered his love for band and the Trumpet! For 9th-12th grade, Terry attended John Marshall High School. Terry was an exceptionally bright student; he was part of the Finance Academy and completed an internship with the Finance Academy, also in the Banking field. He worked multiple years with the VITA (Voluntary Income Tax Assistance program), and was successful in helping customers with questions and concerns regarding their income returns. While quiet in his classes, he really came out of his shell working with the community to help others.

Terry Graduated 10th in his class and was recognized for being in the Top 10%, as well as for his accomplishments in Band and the Finance Academy.

Terry worked for Top Golf as their dishwasher until his passing.

This is not goodbye. This is until we meet again. We love you, Terry Alexander Parker!