Death date: Sep 30, 2016
Teri Lynn Rangel, 55, passed away Friday, September 30, 2016 after complications from a long, courageous battle with dementia. She is preceded in death by her parents, James and Molly Van Cleave. She is survived by her loving husb Read Obituary
Missing my childhood friend in a serious way today. Thinking about going skating and picking blackberries with Teri. I know that I will see her again on that fine, fine day when I get called home to be with my Father, my Maker in Heaven. I sure do love you even though you can't see this and I can no longer see you, but I'm pretty sure you knew that. Resting in peace my friend, my heart.
Rhonda Kay Abshire-Wiatrek
Teresa,
I am so very sorry to hear this. I will be in prayer for healing and peace in your heart and the ones of your family. Much love to you my sweet friend.
Melinda, my heart is so heavy for you and your family. So young and so vibrant to be taken away by such a devastating disease. Know that I have been thinking of you and praying for a miracle for Teri. God had His own plans for her and when He saw there was to be no cure and the struggle was too hard He gently took her hand and led her to a place of peace and calm where she will be forever free of pain and disease. I know it's hard. Just remember you haven't really lost her because you know exactly where she is. Safe in the arms of Jesus and forever in your heart. Peace be with you and your family. With love,
My deepest condolence to the Rangel family. Robert I worked with Teri at SPRR in Beaumont. I remember her smile and her kind disposition toward people in general. I know that she will be miss by family and friends. Find strength in GOD's word.
Teri was a pleasure to work with and always smiling. She will be missed by her work community. My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family.
The world is a little less bright now that Teri isn't in it. She was such a sweet and bubbly person. I got the pleasure of working with her at ISP for a while and she was so much fun to be around. She renamed me T-Hall and renamed Teresa Goodwin T-Renee. I will truly miss her. Robert I pray for you and your family and I know God has you all safely in his arms. May he give you the peace that only he can at this time.
I have known Teri for over 30 years . She was warm and friendly, and people from all walks of life were drawn to her. She could be funny and entertaining without even trying . Once she was sharing a trip she and Robert had taken to a lake . They had loaded up their dog and made a road trip . She was describing arriving at the lake, getting out of the car; and that he immediately ran to the water, and started rolling around on a dead rabbit. It was so vivid, but she made it sound like Robert was the one rolling with the dead rabbit. I had to stop her, and ask ...Robert ? . we both fell into laughter and the whole office followed . We will miss you Teri . You and Robert will always be in our hearts . Love you both .....JAMES AUBERRY
Our deepest sympathy to you and your family
during this difficult time. She will be remembered
dearly. Hold on to the memories and the times you shared.
We pray that God grants you the peace to cope with your loss.
Just know that you are not alone and that Families are for Eternity.
Our Love and Confolences ~~ Rudy & JoJo
Condolences to entire family. I worked with Terri at southern pacific railroad. Location on Franklin St. She was a joy to everyone. Gone too soon and will be missed.
We only knew Teri a short time before her illness started to take over. She was always a welcome smile at Legend’s on league nights. Everyone loved her. Judy remembers how she and Teri would go to Chili’s for dinner and how her favorite meal was the Southwest Egg Rolls. Terri was a wonderful person and we wish we had known her sooner. God bless you Robert for your unending devotion to her.
