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Date of Birth: March 30, 1970
It's with a heavy heart to share Terri L. Heathco, 54 of Auburn, suddenly passed away February 21, 2025 at CMMC with family and friends by her side. Terri was born March 30, 1970 in Lewiston, Maine. She was an ELHS graduate in 1989 and continued to Mr. Richard's Barber school for hair which fostered her lifelong passion for working in salons. She was a dedicated, hardworking and reliable stylist for over thirty years.
She was a proud woman of faith and attended East Auburn Baptist Church where she enjoyed bible study and praying with friends. Terri had many hobbies which included spending time with her dog Gigi, watching movies, and eating blueberries. She found the beach to be a happy and peaceful place to sit and relax. Terri loved shopping and spending time at TJMaxx. She was always polished and well dressed, sporting the bigger the better sunglasses and jewelry. You could always find her singing, laughing, and uplifting those around her.
Terri is survived by her daughter Lily Yarnevich and son in law Noah Yarnevich of Auburn; Sister Tina Letourneau and husband Andy Letourneau of Auburn; Brother Larry Cloutier of Simpsonville, South Carolina; Dana Cloutier of Mechanic Falls; Marc Cloutier and wife Jamie Cloutier of Livermore Falls ; Long time best friend Tammy Rodridgue and her husband Scott Rodrigue. Along with her godparents, nieces, nephews and cousins. She was predeceased by her parents Geatane Cloutier and Joseph Cloutier, and sister in-law Sharon Cloutier.
The Celebration of Life will be held on Thursday March 6th at 1:00pm at East Auburn Baptist Church located at 560 Park Avenue in Auburn.
Flowers can be sent to East Auburn Baptist Church for the service or a monetary donation can be made for a one time donation to the Edward Little High School Cosmetology Department in Terri's name with the following link: https://gofund.me/b04b1e34
To plant trees in memory, please visit the Sympathy Store.
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Laurie A. Oakes
March 5, 2025
I first met Terri in the hallway of Edward Little High School. I was pushing my way through the crowds of students to get to the next class when I heard a loud voice telling people to move. It was Terri and she was coming toward me. Before I knew it, we collided. She screamed at me. I screamed back, and then we became great friends. We shared a great sense of humor, had a knack for getting in trouble, and were always up for a dare. We gave Ms. Peters a run for her money in history class and we were never afraid to voice our opinions. Terri was bold especially when driving which landed us in the ditch a time or two. Still, I felt invincible having her on my side because she was the kind of person that made you feel that way. I moved away and we lost touch, but I never forgot my friend. I have no doubt there´s a long list of people just like me who can recount their lives being blessed by her presence. I´ve heard it said a day is never over if it makes a memory and while my friend is in heaven walking on streets of gold, she remains here in the hearts of those who love her. I´m praying for her daughter, family, and friends. May Jesus comfort you as only He can.
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Marcie Buck
March 1, 2025
My journey into Terri´s life started at Regis. It was back when the mall was the place to be! Anyone who knows her, understands that she is one of a kind. She had a big personality! When it was good, it was great times!
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