Peace is what the Angels sang when they saw her face; Terry Marie Weimann, 82, decided it was time to answer the call, returning to Jesus on October 29th, 2026. She unexpectedly left this earth, while ushered by her daughters. Her family has much gratitude knowing she is at peace and free from pain caused by COPD. Terry was born in Sheboygan on August 25, 1944, the daughter of the late Wallace Lopuh and Marcella Lope. She attended local schools and spent the majority of her life living, working, and building deep roots within the surrounding community. A lovely lady full of energy and spunk, Terry spent most of her life in customer service, where her passion for people truly shone. She had a keen eye for color and design, loving the unique challenge of helping clients decorate their homes or assisting families in finding the perfect, meaningful gift for a new baby. Whether she was helping someone select a sofa to adorn their living space or finding a treasure to match a customer’s exact wish, Terry thrived on connection. Because of her touch, she left the world a bit more organized, tidy, and aesthetically pleasing. Family was the true center of Terry’s world and her greatest source of pride. She was happiest attending her grandchildren’s and great-grandchildren’s activities and celebrating their every accomplishment. Her grandbabies will deeply miss her vibrant holiday decorations and joyful celebrations, especially at Christmas. Terry is survived by her daughters, Tammy Ladwig (Lee) Neenah, and Justine, Sheboygan. She was the incredibly proud grandmother of Zachary, College Station, TX; Adam (Kelsey), Bellevue; and Annaliese, Sheboygan; and great-grandmother to Carter Scott, Rowan Trew, and Theodore Andrew; and John Weimann. She was welcomed into heaven by those who preceded her in death: her parents, her brother Robert Lope, and several beloved members of the Weimann family. Private services are pending with guidance from Pastor Tim Mech of Trinity Lutheran Church in Sheboygan. A memorial fund is being established in Terry’s name.
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