Death date: Sep 8, 2020
Terry Wayne Almond, 71, of Richfield passed away on September 8, 2020 at Tucker Hospice House in Kannapolis, NC. A private memorial service will be held by his family due to Covid-19 restrictions. A public celebration of life se Read Obituary
Prayers going up from the Laton's.
Terry was a good friend! We served as volunteers for RMFD for 30 years , we both went to Mt Zion Lutheran Church and fished at Portsmouth Island. Terry was a great person and will be missed ! Prayers for the family!
June, Marilyn, Paula, Mark and all the children and grandchildren, I am so saddened to hear about Terry. He and I had a very close bond in high school at North Stanly. Whenever we saw each other we would always say "Hey Cuz!" Through the years we lost touch but Marilyn put us in contact by phone with each other after my Aunt Ann's funeral. It was so good to talk to him and we planned to have a dinner date sometime when Larry and I were back at our lake house (now living in Roxboro). What a missed opportunity!!! Sending prayers and love for all the family.
Blessed are those who mourn, For they shall be comforted. ~Matthew 5:4
Prayers for peace and comfort in the days ahead for your family.
I have known Terry for a long time. He and I went to school. He was a great friend. He lived close to my family growing up. Prayers for the family and friends. Janet Preslar Long.
June and family, my sympathies to you all. I don't think Terry met a stranger. He was well liked with his personality and that award winning smile.. May the Lord comfort you now and the days to follow.
Prayers for the family. I have known Terry my whole life. He is a good man.
Marilyn Tucker, Our deepest sympathies for you and the family, So sorry for your loss May God Bless You during this difficult time. Terry Rabon & Margaret Owens
Terry was a good friend to all who knew him and he is already missed. Thoughts, prayers and love to the family. I lost my grandson on 9/11, 5 years ago and can somewhat understand your pain and loss.
i remember Terry for his unique sense of humor. When he was the mailman he delivered the mail to my mother J.V. Culp. My mother ordered a lot of vitamins and supplements through the mail. Terry would bring them to my mothers back door and he would tell her that he had brought her a supply of birth control pills. Mother loved to talk about this and considered to be really amusing. May God's peace and His presence comfort the family during this time of sadness.
