Teri Lea Wiederholt
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Teri Lea Wiederholt of Billings, passed away on Monday November 20, 2006 surrounded by her loved ones.  Teri was beloved by all who knew her.  She was a loving wife, mother, daughter, and grandmother.  She will be dearly missed!  Teri is survived by her husband, Jim Wiederholt, mother and father, Mona and Jack Wicks, her daughter, Keli Tucker, son, JT Wiederholt, daughter-in-law, Kim Wiederholt, and three grandchildren, Bailey and Jayden Tucker and Elijah Wiederholt, two step-brothers, one step-sister, numerous aunts and uncles.  Teri’s brother, Gordon, predeceased her.

Teri was born on October 23, 1955, and was a shining example of charity, always putting others’ needs before her own.  Teri was quick to find the good in others and had a unique ability to leave all she encountered better than she found them.  Her greatest joy came when was caring for her family and in the service of others.  A counselor, teacher, friend, mentor, and spiritual leader, Teri’s influence was felt for good in her many callings in church and the community. Her footprints in this life will continue to be a beacon for her family as they strive to live the Christ-centered life she has.  As those who knew her in life mourn her departure; may they celebrate the grace by which she lived it!

Funeral services will be 1:00 P.M. Saturday at the Church of Jesus Christ, Latter-Day Saints,  3595 Monad Road with Interment at Yellowstone Valley Memorial Park.

 

 

    

           

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