Terry Allan Weichinger, age 65 of Cherokee Village, Arkansas went to be with his Lord and savior on Wednesday, April 13, 2022. He was born February 20, 1957 in Oak Park, Illinois to the late James and Patricia Weichinger.
Terry grew up alongside his brothers James (Vicki) Weichinger, Carl (Paula) Weichinger, Chad (Sue Estrada) Weichinger, and Wayne (Christiene) Weichinger. He married his highschool sweetheart Deborah Lewis, and celebrated 44 years of marriage just days prior to his passing. Terry and Deb had two sons, Jason and Joseph Weichinger and three grandchildren Danielle Weichinger, Connor Weichinger and Mark Weichinger.
People described Terry as happy-go-lucky, a man of simple thought and easy going attitude. Terry never met a stranger. His warm smile and infectious laugh made people feel they’d been friends forever.
He was 1,000% content with anything and everything. You often found him smiling or laughing. He was a man of God and attended Village Bible Church. He loved the Lord with a servant’s heart and would help anyone who asked.
He was a loyal and devoted family man with a strong work ethic from the day he started working when he was 15 to the day he very reluctantly filed for disability. He was a tamed wandering spirit who loved the outdoors and being in nature. Some of his favorite activities were biking, hiking, sailing, kayaking, canoeing, swimming, and taking pictures of nature’s beautiful scenery.
Terry leaves behind his loving family to carry on his memory. He will be dearly missed.
A family hosted celebration of life service will be held on Saturday, April 30, 2022 at 2:00 pm at Village Bible Church, 22 Caxambas Dr, Cherokee Village, AR.
Cremation arrangements are entrusted to A Natural State Funeral Service, 2620 West Main Street, Jacksonville, Arkansas, 72076. 501-982-3400. Terrys’ online guestbook is available at www.anaturalstatefuneralservice.com
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Thanks for all the smiles and laughs Terry. One day we will all get together with the Lord!
I knew Terry and Deb from high school. Terry was always a kind gentle friend and a good listener. And Deb was the love of his life. Rest In Peace Terry’. And God bless Deb and your family
Terry, you made a big impact in ALL our lives at Village Bible Church. Always helpful, cheerful, and gracious. You will be missed here, but we look forward to being together in Heaven.
From the first time I met Terry & Deb I felt a friendship; God bless you Deb (and family). To borrow a quote from above one day we will all be together!
I’ve known Terry for roughly 50 years, Deb and Terry have always been by each other’s side since day one. Terry has always been more like my big brother and not just my brother in law. He has always been a fun loving, eager to please type of a guy who would do anything and everything for anyone he met. Terry has always put family first and it showed through his everyday actions.
Terry, you will be forever loved and missed.
Mary & I love you and we will be with you again.
Terry you are in peace and no more pain.You will be missed but not forgotten.
To the most wonderful and gentle soul I’ve ever met. Proud to be part of your family. I am sorry we cannot be there to celebrate your life, but you will forever be in our thoughts. I will remember your helpful heart and your silly laugh…Love, Kim
Terry was a great guy. Just a fine example if a godly man.
Terry you will be missed by so many people.but you are at peace.
Terry you will be missed by alot of people.we all love ypu
I want to send my deepest condolences to my sister Deb and to their 2 sons Jason and Joe. Terry has always been more of my big brother than my brother-n-law and as far back as I can remember, Terry has always devoted his life to his wife, children and grandchildren.. Terry epitomizes the words, hard working, devoted family man and someone that would give his shirt off his back if someone was in need of a shirt.
Terry. you will always be missed and loved by everyone who has ever met you.
Until we meet again in Gods glorious mansion.
Terry you be missed and loved by so many people.But you are at peace now.Rest in Peace Terry
Rest in Peace Terry. You fought hard and long and will be missed
Debbie So sorry to hear of Terrys crossing. My thoughts and prayers are for you all. There are no words to say so I will just send you a huge hug!!
Thankful to have known Terry, so sorrowful at his departure from us here, yet grateful for the Lord’s bringing Him to faith and blessing him now with the joy of heaven experienced… I’m sure it makes the best of nature here pale in comparison, and he will be so glad to show each of us around when our work on earth is complete. Special prayers for you and your family, Deb!!
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