Death date: Mar 27, 2013
Terri Walker Keir went to be with her King on Wednesday, March 27th, 2013. She was born in Texas City, TX on July 19, 1930 to parents Mary Ellon (Davis) Walker and Otis Walker. She was born in Texas City, TX, moved to Cabanal, AR Read Obituary
Terri is at peace now that she is in her real home. I remember when I first met her that Dr. Joe Boles told me she was one of the most spiritual women he knew. That scared me! I tried to be real good when we were together. She laughed when I told her that. Loved her potato soup. Terri sent a personal note of thanks to David for his military service in Vietnam and he still has that note and often reads it. Blessings to each of you as you remember and mourn for her.
Howard, Nanette, Jenny, and Brenda, our hearts were saddened by the news of Terri’s passing. Though we know she is happy and well in Heaven, we will miss her at the Bellaire Baptist reunions. We have lots of good memories of her–some are of fun times, like when our families went to the beach together, and how she liked to go to Galveston on her wedding anniversary. She was such an example of doing for others that when I retired I asked God to let me learn to cook like Terri. Would like to be at the service but will not be able to make it. Love to you all!
Terri was such a great lady who, along with Howard, was so very supportive of David’s dad in his ministry. We know that she will be missed so much but what great a place she is in today! We pray that the Lord will anoint you with his peace and abundant love in the days and weeks ahead.
Blessings to each of you.
Sorry to hear about your Mother, Terri Walker Keir. I am sure that you and the rest of your family have very fond memories of her. My thoughts and prayers are with you and the rest of the family.
May the Lord grant you all peace.
Terri was an incredible lady, a gift to us all.
Nanette, Jenni, Brenda,and all of yours,
Love and comfort to you. Your Mother was such a joy to so many and I remember her loaning me a book once that I know greatly influenced my life. Her example of raising her daughters was something I never forgot as I raised four of my own. May the Lord’s peace and his presence be with you all as you celebrate her wonderful life. May He give you all strength as you grieve and wrap you in His arms of love. Many blessings.
Howard and Girls….How blessed we were to worship with the Keirs in the middle to late 60’s at 1st Bellaire. Terri was my SS teacher and,put us to the task of Godly wives and mothers , she certainly did!! And as Burke was in the printing industry, he had a good connection with Howard. May the thought of just how many lives she touched for our Lord be of most comfort to you.
Nanette, Jenny and Brenda,
I’m so happy that my Aunt Theresa is at home with Jesus, and I know that she would want us rejoicing on her behalf! I love her more than ever, as I’m so grateful for the sweet family she created which blesses my family in ways I could have never known. I’m extending hugs from Missouri to all of you. Give Uncle Howard a big squeeze for me, too!
Dear Keir Family,
Oh, how precious your wife/mother was! Mrs. Keir dearly loved Jesus, and that was evident from her life. She also loved her wonderful husband and 3 beautiful daughters, as well as her church; her spiritual influence touched the Cast family, along with many others at First Baptist Bellaire!
How grateful we are to have been in fellowship with your sweet family, and our love and prayers are with you.
May the Lord comfort you with His peace and presence.
Esta Cast, Linda, Larry, Laura and family
Howard, Nanette, Jenni, Brenda and family our prayers go before our Lord for you during this time of grieving and celebration for Terri. She remains in our hearts over these many years as a lasting impression of God’s grace. We have fond memories of sitting around her kitchen table waiting for fried bananas to come out of the skillet! I learned so much about becoming a Godly woman sitting at that table. I suspect no one stepped across the threshold of heaven more eagerly than Terri. We look forward to seeing her again.
