Teresa Fletcher

                              In Loving Memory of Teresa Lynn Fletcher

                                   April 23, 1955 - November 28, 2023

Our beloved Teresa was many things to many people, serving as a devoted daughter, sister, wife, a nurturing mother, grandmother, great-grandmother, a beloved aunt, coworker, friend, and more. Known for her vibrant spirit, she had a contagious laugh that resonated with those around her. Her life included many diverse interests, from her passion for work and sports (go Astros!) to her incredible culinary skills, her love for science fiction and crime novels, her enthusiasm for bowling and trips to the casino, and the simple pleasure of going for a drive. To know Teresa was to experience a love unlike any other. Her unwavering commitment to being there for others was a testament to her compassionate nature. If you needed her, no matter how busy, she’d be there in a heartbeat. Above all, Teresa's heart swelled with pride and joy for her beloved daughter, Brooke NASA, with whom she baked Christmas cookies each year as a highlight of their holidays.
  

Teresa proudly served in the US Army with an Honorable Discharge. After a long, successful career at Southwestern Bell, she retired and went on to serve the local community, working for the United States Postal Service.

Preceded in Death by:

Father: Asa Madison Fletcher, Jr., Mother:  Margaret Virginia Fenton, Sister: Patricia Brooks, Nephew: Robby Miller, Niece: Jackie Brooks

Survived by:

Wife: Joyce Herrera Harper, Daughters: Olivia (Leslie) Monica, Karen (Brian) McElligot, Brooke NASA Bennett (Eric Nash), Sons: John (Tamera) Harper, Chris (Cheryl) Harper, Sisters: Marilyn (Eddie) Miller, Virginia (Hunter) Wistrand, Sandra (Randy) Browder, Numerous Grandchildren, Great Grandchildren, Nieces, and Nephews, Cousins, and Friends 

Please join us for Celebration of Life to honor of Teresa Lynn Fletcher 

Thursday, December 14, 2023 from 7:00 to 8:30 pm 

upRising ATX Church (formerly MCC Austin) 

8601 S. 1st Street, Austin, TX. 

Officiating the service will be Reverend Elder Ken Martin. 

We love Teresa and will miss her terribly. Her zest for life and her playful spirit will continue to inspire us all and she will forever be in our hearts. May she rest in eternal peace.