Teresa was full of life and adventure and had found a passion in helping autistic adults through her work. At age 52, she experienced an unrecoverable cranial aneurysm, and while she had expressed a desire for organ donation it was never formally put in writing. With the blessings of her 4 adult children and 4 sisters, mother and her fiancé, we knew we could let her go and honor her wish to give life to others. In some way, it helped us deal with her unexpected death, knowing she was leaving the gift of life and healing for others.
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I will always remember the good times. Not a single day goes by that I don't think about you. You will forever be in my heart and on my mind. I love you mom. You may be gone but not forgotten. I will always cherish the time we had together and wish we could have had more time together. With all my heart I love you.
Teresa was always loving and accepting of me through everyrhing. Even tho we had our differences, she was an awesome woman and friend. Also the grandmother of my son Kaleb Michael Scrambling. Rest in paradise gramma T ♡♡ I'm so glad I got to spend some time with you before you left.