Jesse Terry Program

J›Ýݛ Rƒù T›ÙÙù was born in Nevada, Texas on August 23, 1955 to William Terry and MargareƩe Ross. He aƩended grammar schools in Community Independent and Dallas Independent School Districts. Jesse went on to complete Truck Driving School in Waxahachie. Jesse accepted Jesus Christ as his Lord and personal Savior. He praised, served, and worshipped the Lord as a proud member of RestoraƟon Point Church. Jesse was a dedicated and hard - working employee for the Music Hall at Fair Park as a Supervisor for Janitorial Services, Inn on the Park as a Supervisor of Housekeeping and Laundry Services, Manor Core as a Bus Driver, Arlington Memorial Hospital as a Floor Technician, and finally as a Custodian at the Barack and Michelle Obama 9th Grade Center at Lancaster Independent School District. Jesse was a man of few words but if you knew Jesse, you knew he was an avid fan of the Dallas Cowboys, Big Red soda, playing Madden on his Xbox, watching westerns and acƟon movies, and but most importantly he had a tremendous love for his family. Jesse leaves to cherish his memories with his wife, Brenda Terry of 39 years; daughters, Jackie Hunter, Jessica Mackey, Violet Mackey, Yolanda Mackey, Hanna Lee Adams, Angela Jackson; sons, Stevenson Hunter, Ervin Terry, Kameron Terry, AusƟn Jackson; grandchildren, Za’khia, Jada, Antouonisha, Erin, Adrianna, Anthony Jr., Brianna, Marquis, Ja'Larrion, Kieondra, Desmond, JusƟce, Nova, Amaya, Amani; one great - granddaughter, Ari’Elle; sisters, Bulah Kelly, Maƫe VaƟn, Sharon Terry; brothers, Frank and Kenneth Terry; sister - in - law, ChrisƟna Terry; also along with many nieces, nephews, relaƟves, friends, and co - workers. Jesse will be missed greatly, and we know that his presence will always be with us unƟl we all see him in heaven. We all thank you Jesse for being such an incredible role model, father, father figure, uncle, brother, and proud black man. Thank you for loving us all uncondiƟonally in your own special way and we all hope that we will make you proud. Rest Well, Jesse. But in the meanƟme, we will all do our part and make sure Big Red soda stays in business.