I  so sad to hear  this . Teri and I were very good friends in high school . We dated twins at the same time and our names were spelt the same .lost touch with her after I got married and left in the Air Force .  I loved going to her house and eating sticky rice and her mom’s wonderful food . 

Teri Taylor Rohs 

Teri was a houseparent at Wisconsin School for the Deaf. She was incredibly kind to everyone and well-loved by many students. She was a beautiful woman, but her love and compassion outshone everything. Wishing Teri everlasting peace.

I know who Teri is. She used to work at Wisconsin School for the Deaf Dormitory. I really miss her much with my heavy heartbreak! She is the best work at the Dorm, same as her mother. Suree… I pray for you and your family and your mother!! Thinking of Teri and the same as Suree 

This memory popped up on Facebook today of when Aunt Bean told my mom to tell me she was grateful I'm her niece and that she loved me. I'm grateful to my family and their love, being there for the birth of my daughter and this memory of four generations of our family being together during this time.

Aunt Teri always had a calming, soothing presence, and was always easy with a laugh.  She also was very accepting of others and always took an interest in the lives of others.  

Michael, Our deepest condolences to you and your family. Teri had such a bright and welcoming smile and always greeted Ann and me with such warmth and joy. We will carry those memories in our hearts and hope they bring you some comfort. Our loving thoughts are with you and your family.

Dear Michael and family, I was so saddened to learn of Teri's passing. She was one of the kindest people I've know. I hope you can all find comfort in the happy memories she's blessed you all with. I count my self lucky to have known her.

So sorry to hear about your loss.  I can't imagine the gap in your heart losing Teri must feel like.  Praying for you and your family.  - Gerry and Su

Aunt Bean and her great-niece, Piper

To Michael and the rest of Teri’s family and friends. My heart and prayers continue to go out to you all. Michael, it was so evident that Teri loved people, loved life, loved her family, loved her husband, and loved her Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. As has been said so many times Teri’s smile brightened a room and her care for others and hospitality was so incredibly evident. Michael and family, know I’m praying that you continue to sense God walking with you in all of this grief and that you would be comforted through all the memories and thoughts and prayers that are shared here and by those that knew and loved Teri. Hurting for you and also thanking God for the gift of Teri. 

I was looking forward to spend more time with Teri in Florida. I’m friend with Linda her sister and they are just amazing kind sisters. Beautiful Angel! 

Teri, you were always such a bright light to be around. I always found our conversations to be fun, and easy with lots of laughs! The world lost a joyous person but I am so glad to have known you. Sending all our love and hugs to Michael and your family who will miss you dearly. - Love, Shannon and Joo

StudioNorth gang

Writing Group Outing

Shared Fish Picture

Most Recent LT dinner

John's LT Outing

It was a little over four years ago when I was searching for an Administrative Assistant, and that was when I met Teri. The decision came down to Teri and another candidate, but it wasn't difficult. It was clear that Teri loved being an Administrative Assistant and that there was no other job she wanted. I could tell that she was something special by the way she interacted with me and how much she expressed a love for helping people. As my organization grew, she supported my team and me happily. She was always available to help. Not only did she support my team, but she was also actively involved in supporting the Administrative Assistant group for Regulatory Affairs and other functions. She loved to learn new things and sought opportunities to become better at her job. She treated everyone with respect and positively influenced those around her. Her smile was contagious, and her positive attitude was infectious. Regardless of the circumstances, she would find something positive to say. Teri loved organizing in-person meetings for my team and finding venues for us to socialize and have fun. Of course, she enjoyed joining us on outings and dinners. We were blessed to have her join my leadership team for dinner in late February. Outside of work, Teri loved the outdoors and fishing. Teri and I often shared pictures of fish that we caught. She will be missed by me and everyone who knew her, but she will be in our thoughts. 

Very heartbreaking, Teri was such a beautiful person inside and out. I can hear now saying "KB" you never call me "Teri" you always addressed me as "Matteoni" emphasis with an accent. This is what I loved about her, great sense of humor, fun, welcoming smile, full of joy and much more.  You wouldn't know if she was having a bad day.     Remembering times she shared photos of her nature walks, mission trips, vacations, times we laughed and talked.     "The Goodness"  a song by Toby Mac she sent will remind me of her vibrant personality and her faith in Jesus Christ that she believed in his goodness .    She will truly be missed.

My beautiful sister Teri, affectionately known as Tbird, was a radiant light in our lives—loving, caring, and utterly selfless. She wasn’t just my sister; she was my best friend, my confidante, and the foundation of our family. Teri’s strong faith in God guided her every step, and she became our Ambassador of grace, faithfully delivering Our Heavenly Father’s message to Jon and me each morning through her cherished Bible verse texts. I miss those sacred moments of waking up to her words of love and inspiration, a daily reminder of her boundless devotion to us and to her faith.

Teri and I shared an extraordinary journey, from our childhood days in Pua, Thailand, to building a new life in the United States. Together, we created unforgettable family memories in Bali and Ao Nang, Thailand, and explored the breathtaking landscapes of Utah, hiking the trails of Bryce Canyon and Zion Mountain. Those adventures, filled with laughter and love, are treasures I will carry with me forever. Teri’s beautiful smile lit up every moment, a beacon of joy that continues to shine on us even now.

Her selflessness and unwavering love bound our family together, and her spirit remains a guiding force in my life. My everlasting love for her will always reside in my heart, an eternal flame that no distance can dim. I find comfort knowing that Jesus welcomed her into His kingdom with open arms, where she now rests in perfect peace. We love you so much, Tbird, and your memory will forever be our blessing.