Terry Traylor

Death date: Jan 27, 2014

Terry O. Traylor passed away on January 27, 2014 after a 3-year battle with lung cancer. Terry was a Vietnam Veteran disabled by Agent Orange. Terry was the son of the late Elbert (ET) Traylor and Mollie Traylor. He was predecease Read Obituary

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Sheena Hayes

608w ago

To the Family:Take comfort in knowing what God will do in the future for mankind."With that I heard a loud voice from the throne say:Look!The tent of God is with mankind,and he will reside with them,and they will be his people.And God himself will be with them.And he will wipe out every tear from their eyes,and death will be no more,neither will mourning nor outcry nor pain be anymore.The former things have passed away."(Rev.21:3,4)God is going to do away with death forever.Please accept my condolences.

Cindy Jones

612w ago

Terry will be missed @ Martins restaurant.He love his coffee, he would read the paper and do the crossword puzzles.I knew Terry for a very long time I miss himand so will the other employees and customers.

Karron Steele

612w ago

in honor of Terry.

Sorry for your loss. Terry was a good friend to Randy Steele. We will keep you and your whole Family in our Prayers..Randy & Karron Steele

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Bill O'callaghan

612w ago

Terry and I were the last two players selected for the Austell Little League team in 1952. We were the only 10 year old players selected - the rest were 11 and 12. In recent years we often met at Wallace BBQ. And of course he would be the one to call around and let us know who among our acquaintances might have died. Our thoughts and prayers are with Billy and the rest of the family. Bill & Faye O'Callaghan

William Johnson

612w ago

Created a new album - New Album Name.

Ron Wallace

612w ago

I met Terry in high school and always considered him as a good friend, always full of fun and the joy of life. He was proud of his service in Viet Nam and was eager to talk with his fellow vets at our reunion last August. I'm glad he was able to be in great spirits for the party. Rest in peace, Terry.

Jo Raileu

613w ago

Terry was a special person who will be truly missed. He loved to feed the birds and pigeons, and of course, loved his dogs, and Elvis Presley music. He had a big heart and was truly a good friend to Jim and I.

Jim and Jo Railey

Brian

613w ago

Summer trips to buy watermelon & cantaloupes to sell.he loved his produce.I could not tell ya how many cantaloupes we ate on the way back. Love ya uncle T

Sheena Lockard

613w ago

Terry will be missed. He was a good hearted person. Little man with a huge heart. Always loved him. Prayers to his family. RIP buddy. TT will be missed.

Brenda Traylor Maynard

613w ago

He loved to rock in a rocking chair, sometimes I thought he would rock the rockers right off but it was his way of calming down when he was upset. He would come up the hill to our house and my mother would just say "TERRY", just go sit down in the rocker til you feel better." He would rock for an hour and then get up and leave. Mother always knew what to say to him, but the amazing thing was that he listened to her,

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