Terri you were possibly the wisest person I ever worked with. I’ll never forget the Thanksgiving Eve making fruit and vegetable trays. Every time I came to visit I always got a hug from you. Wish I had known sooner but about this but I’ll miss you nevertheless. See you on the other side someday. 

When Terri and would chat on Imessage or FB she would always end with  I love you. She never forgot to say it and you felt it. I am so sorry we never got together like we talked about  on your birthday. The 3 July birthday girls. You always think you have time to do those things. I will remember the fun we had. Anne and I will celebrate you when we get together soon. Love you Terri. 

Some of my fondest memories are of us sitting around her dining room table playing spades; Me and Terri harmonizing on a song  by The Eagles or her favorite country artist at the time. She was there for me during a really difficult time of my life and I will always love her for that. I miss you  - rest well in the arms of our Savior sweet lady!!

Today when looking at Terri's fb page, I came across this picture. I bet this is what Terri would say to you today. This & that She Loved You - she truly Loved You ❤

Terri & I met when we both worked at Ardan’s . We became instant friends, and ended up being roomies along with Sue Busch. We had the best times and so much fun, Never having a real sister, these 2became my sisters. Time goes by, and we each get married, and have our children. We tried to stay in touch but it became harder. But when we did, we would just pick up where we left off. We will miss you dear friend. You were such a nurturing, loving person and I know you loved your family more than anything.  Please give them a sign that you are still with them. I know they need you right now. .Since you knew Wichita probably better than anyone, I’m sure you’ll do the same in Heaven. Find out where all the fun places are, save us a place  and we’ll see you soon.❤️



Terri & I met when I went to my first school bus rodeo.  So long ago and for just a short time we were very close.  As everyone has said,  she would take anyone in and love you as if you were hers.  Such a blessing from God. I will cherish the memories. 

Loved being around her when we were growing up. We would visit f Grandpa and Grandma Murphy in the summer around wheat harvest time.  Uncle Jim loved to run the combine for Grandpa. 
 Terri was always a burst of energy.  Will always love and miss her everyday.  

Mama Terri, I love you and will miss you always. Ill never forget how you took me in just like one of your own, and will always cherish all the memories we had. You have been a light in so many lives, raised 3 great boys and had numerous others that look to you for guidance and feel your love. There is no easy to say goodbye, so ill keep your memory alive in my heart and in your son. 

Worked with Terri at different bus companies over the years.  Always so much fun to be around.  Hadn't seen her for about a year, but I'm going to miss her comments to me on Facebook.  That's how we kept in touch.  She was a very sweet lady.


I worked with Terri at Dillon’s ( I was in Starbucks).  She always had a smile on her face even on a rough day !  She will be greatly  missed !

She was a delight to work with and will be deeply missed

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Terri Lynn Freund

July 2, 1955 – July 13, 2020

Resthaven Mortuary & Gardens of Memory

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