That smile! That’s all I saw when I was first introduced to you. You were attending UK when I attended there. We quickly began hanging out with each other, and I loved how infectious you were… your laughter, your positivity and your jokes. We would go to football games together, concerts, and plays and you would teach me how to focus and hear each instrument. You would hum their part and then it would be played and I ACTUALLY LEARNED to hear those individual parts. That was magical, and you made it so. I listened to you practice and play French horn, it was beautiful to witness… you had a passion for music. You taught me about the French horn’s overtone series… I wasn’t even a musician but I remember your passion for music to this day. I remember meeting your family, your dad was brilliant, and so very kind. Your mother was a force, swift, witty, and ever the gaurdian over her flock. We spent time around Ginny at UK, you truly were her protector, you worried for her when she had a rough patch, and you helped her with out question. I remember meeting your oldest sister, determined, kind, mature… we were so stinking young then. I remember how sincere you were to me. How much love outpoured from the very things you did. I suspect you gave so much that you simply burned out. I loved you. Truly. We remained friends as best we could, I saw you from time to time and those times got more and more distant. Fast forward 20 or so years and I see the world lost a great human. I was literally bragging about how “I had a girlfriend, so talented and musical…” I googled you to see if I could connect somehow and I saw we lost you. I am gob smacked. Terri I loved you, your family and those you touched will miss you greatly. I will always have college 20 something memories of you and they are THE BEST memories ever. I’m an ICU nurse now, I wish I could have spoken to you, just to catch up, god knows I’m dealing with stuff… you will forever be in my heart. I am thinking of those close to you… please know that she was a GREAT human. Love, Alicia