Terri was a great lady with a wide smile that was genuine. I saw Terri 2x a week in 2020 and then it was zoom zoom with the walker everywhere! We never stayed long in any activity expect when they had church service at the facility. Terri words were not so jumbled and always loved the picture of her "poppa" as it was displayed on the wall where Terri could see it. Sometimes if I wasn't fast enough she would turn back and say, "come on" Terri had a great sense of humor and we would laugh at all sort of things. One of the residents friend had a puppet "Sammy" and Terri loved to see him!, and would touch him especially his cowboy boots. Sometimes Terri and I looked at photo albums luckily Eloise had labelled all the photos with names besides them. After Covid I began to see Terri again 2021/2023. It was about 2 years? Terri remembered me when I walked up to her. Terri gave me the biggest smile and chatted away to me as I missed a lot of time, and I needed to chat up on what was going on with her. Even in a wheelchair Terri used her feet to move around, and we walked up and down the hallways and sometimes Terri would hold my hand or put her head on my shoulder.
