Teri Lynn Jones Ferguson

April 15th, 1954 - November 8th, 2025

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Teri Lynn Jones Ferguson was born April 15,1954. She passed away November 8, 2025. Teri was born to Roy & Elizabeth Jones, joining her brother Stephen. She attended school in Oregon. Teri had two children Stefan and J'lyn. Nothing was more important to her than her children, grandkids, family, and friends. Teri had an awesome sense of humor and was very loving, caring, and had a kind heart. She never judged anyone. Her door was always open to anyone that needed help. Teri never let her disabilities get her down. She had such a positive attitude. Her positive attitude continued even from the day she found out she had cancer until she passed away.

She loved her cooking, game shows, yard sales and finding discounted stuff at Walmart. Haha! She also loved her animals. So many people loved being around her as she made everyone laugh and feel comfortable.

She was proceeded in death by her parents, Roy & Elizabeth, son Stefan, and granddaughter Ke'ana. She is survived by her daughter J'lyn, daughter-in-law Barb (Stefan), her brother Stephen and sister-in-law Patty, and Iots of grandkids; Aryssa, Chad, Chandler, and Hannah. She is also survived by nephews Chris and Kylie, niece Keaton, and many cousins. She had three very close friends she talked to all the time; Jo (51 years), Anne (40 plus years), and Rich (40 plus years).

We will be having a service for Teri May 16th at 1:00pm followed by a potluck at the LDS Church in Frenchtown (16044 Frenchtown Frontage Rd.)

All are welcome to join us to remember a wonderful woman. May she rest in peace. We will all miss you. We love you!

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Jolliann ( Jo ) Pulliam

To Jlyn, Aryssa, her brother Stephen, Barb, Hannah, Patty, and all other close family and friends, my heart is with you. She was the best. My life was blessed to have had her in it. Teri was such a beautiful person. We could spend hours talking about this and that, without judgement of any sort. We would laugh and cry together. She was a driving force in my life, my biggest fan. She supported my endeavors, was proud of my accomplishments, and accepted me unconditionally. We joked about ourselves, making light of things that were at times really hard. Teri loved the simple things, and appreciated everything. Our friendship spanned 5 decades. She inspired me to do my best always. I will miss you my friend, until forever. There was only one you. Until we meet again. I love you. Jo

Published May 12th, 2026