July 17, 1957 ~ January 10, 2020
(age 62)
Terry Devin Gall was born to George & Betty Gall
on July 17th, 1957 in Davenport Iowa. He had four brothers, John, who passed
before him, Richard, Larry & Jake who survive him. He also had 3
sisters, his twin Marianne, and Brenda and Dana who survive him.
In 1976 Terry graduated from Russell High School, and three years later married Cindy, his wife of 40 years. They had 3 children, Gerald, April and T.J., & 5 grandchildren, Nathan, Tate, Ashlynn, Payton & Scarlette, who he nicknamed Squeaky. He was proud of his family, and loved them all.
He was a hard worker, doing whatever necessary to provide for his family. He retired from Chariton Community Schools, having worked there for 20 years.
Christmas was his favorite holiday, and he loved decorating the school gym. He also worked for Pizza Hut, and would deliver pizza's dressed as Santa.
Terry had a bold, ornery personality, and never knew a stranger. He enjoyed visiting and sharing stories with everyone he met. He loved spending time with his family, going fishing, hunting for mushrooms and completing word searches. He was called home on January 10th, with his wife devotedly by his side, and will be missed dearly by many friends and loved ones.
In 1976 Terry graduated from Russell High School, and three years later married Cindy, his wife of 40 years. They had 3 children, Gerald, April and T.J., & 5 grandchildren, Nathan, Tate, Ashlynn, Payton & Scarlette, who he nicknamed Squeaky. He was proud of his family, and loved them all.
He was a hard worker, doing whatever necessary to provide for his family. He retired from Chariton Community Schools, having worked there for 20 years.
Christmas was his favorite holiday, and he loved decorating the school gym. He also worked for Pizza Hut, and would deliver pizza's dressed as Santa.
Terry had a bold, ornery personality, and never knew a stranger. He enjoyed visiting and sharing stories with everyone he met. He loved spending time with his family, going fishing, hunting for mushrooms and completing word searches. He was called home on January 10th, with his wife devotedly by his side, and will be missed dearly by many friends and loved ones.
No comments:
Post a Comment