Terry Lee Mayfield

Birth date: May 14, 1954 Death date: May 6, 2014

Terry L. Mayfield, age 59, died Tuesday, May 6, 2014 at Via Christi St. Francis in Wichita, KS. Terry was born on May 14, 1954 in Beaumont, California the son of Jack and Doris (Freeman) Mayfield. On April 22, 1989 in Elsmore, KS Read Obituary

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Linda (Miller) Johnson

623w ago

Terry was always a very kind person through our high school years...the kind of guy you were sure glad he was your friend. Just within the last few years we bonded on more of mature level, a relationship that included prayer for his condition. Terry loved to hear the fishing report from one of his favorite places...Grand Lake of the Cherokees. Terry was hopeful to come have a crappie dinner with us, but we didn't get to do that. However, my heart rejoices knowing Terrys new Permanent address is Heaven. God rest his peaceful soul.

Sheila Splechter

630w ago

Terry will be missed by a lot of friends including us, Love ya, Sheila & Pat

Bill & Brenda Lanagan

630w ago

in honor of Terry.

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Patt And John Hutchison

630w ago

in honor of Terry.

Terry, you will be loved and missed by so many. But, you are now free from the pain. Now is the time to be with those who have gone before you. Keep on truckin', big guy.

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John And Pattie Mcmurtray

630w ago

To the family's So sorry for your loss he was a great man and he will be missed. I know Terry from school class of 1972 . Back then my name was Pattie Haynes. Praying for the family ! Love John and Pattie McMurtray Wichita ks

Davidson

630w ago

in honor of Terry.

Kris Aikins Swecker

630w ago

I worked with Terry for many years at Tri - valley and his compassion for others was evident everyday. From the time was a driver on the bus until his time as a staff in the workshop. Terry always treated our guys with dignity and respect. He found a way to make them feel like one of the guys. He will be missed. I think the thing that sticks out most in my mind is that he didn't think it was a job he could do, but he was determined. Through that determination he formed relationships that will last. He just loved our guys and was evident everyday. I am sorry for your loss and you have been in my prayers. We had many funny moments with Terry, and i remember that most. Thank you for sharing your life with us, because of that we will never be the same. Kris Aikins Swecker

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