Terri Sue Pendleton
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Terri Sue Pendleton
May 6, 1966 – July 9, 2021
Terri Sue Pendleton of Kansas City, MO, passed away July 9, 2021 from pancreatic cancer. A celebration of life will be planned for a later date. Terri was born in Independence, Missouri on May 6, 1966. She graduated from Raytown High School in 1984 and earned her Bachelor of Science Degree from Baker University. Terri loved working for Copilevitz, Lam & Raney law firm where she fulfilled her goal of being a Paralegal. Terri was preceded in death by her husband, Scott Pendleton, her grandparents and her stepmother, Cindy Stephens. She is survived by her mother, Ruth Stephens of Raytown, MO, her father Dave Stephens of Decatur, TX, her brothers Ryan Stephens (Melissa) of Lee’s Summit, MO, Dave Stephens (Renee) of Spring, TX, Dustin (Nancy) of Sheridan, WY, and her sister Kameron (Brad) of Azle, TX, as well as her two pets, Jack and Jessie. In lieu of flowers, the family suggests donations to ActBlue or Kansas City Hospice House. Terri was fiercely passionate, strong and stubborn with a beautiful smile and amazing sense of humor. She will be missed.
My deepest condolences to all of Terri’s family. She was a true warrior during her battle against pancreatic cancer for 16 months. She was determined to beat it but in the end she lost that battle. I’m blessed to have known Terri and call her my friend. I will miss her more than words could describe. Rest In Peace my friend.
I didn’t become part of the family till late and I never got a chance to physically meet you, but you helped me out on a school project I had one time and I never forgot that. I wouldn’t have passed without that. I wouldn’t be where I am today without that. You were a kind and generous soul with your time and I appreciate you for that. I’ve been told you were more than happy to reunite with your lost love. So rest peacefully and enjoy your forever. Thank you Terry.
I’m am going to miss Terri at our Family Thanksgiving dinners, where she’d give her hilarious rendition of Oak Island. I’m already missing your lively political Facebook posts. A beautiful, strong, funny woman that’s going to be missed by many of us.
I’m so very sorry for the loss of Terri . My sympathy goes out to you & your Family. Prayers that you’ll think of all your happy memories. Rest In Peace dear Terri. ?????
I will miss seeing you around here and our talks, lots of love.
Doris
Our prayers are with your family. My husband passed about three weeks ago from the same cancer. He had it for the same length of time. No one should have to suffer that the long. My heart us with your family.
Class of ’70.
I’m going to miss her so very much. From Chiefs games to our late night chats. So very sorry she had to go through this battle. She was a true friend. My deepest condolences to the family.
My deepest condolences to all of Terri’s family. I’d not seen her since we graduated high school and all moved from the neighborhood. Thanks to social media we, and many other friends and classmates, were able to reunite and follow each others lives and loves. Terri was a bright light to so many people. She certainly loved her Scott and her fur babies. Like so many others, I knew Terri was sick but had no idea it was cancer. She didn’t deserve to have to fight that fight. May her soul rest in peace with her beloved Scott. She will be missed by many. May good memories help to bring some peace to her family and friends. God bless.
I’m sorry sorry for the loss of Terri Sue Pendleton
So very sorry for your loss
Very saddened by the loss of Terri. Prayers to her family and friends.