OBITUARY
 HACKLER,
TERRY 38, of Gunter, Texas. Born December 18, 1965 to Bob and Shirley
Hackler, passed away December 5, 2003. He is survived by his daughter,
Jessica Hackler, sister and brother-in-law, Lisa and John Prosser,
grandparents, Claude and Maudie Dycus, aunts and uncles; Helen and Bill
Robinson, Sharon and Hill Bennett, Darrell Dycus, Dianne and Tony Dycus,
and Susie and Don McLain; niece and nephew Taylor and Chris, and a host
of cousins and friends that dearly loved him and will greatly miss him.
Terry fulfilled his purpose from God in only 38 years. His mother was
his mentor, and he was his father's best friend. He loved and adored his
sister. He admired nature and loved the great outdoors. Education
inspired and intrigued him. He was always learning and improving
himself. Visitation will be Monday evening from 6 to 8 P.M. at Rhoton
Funeral Home. Funeral services will be Tuesday at 10 A.M. at the First
Baptist Church of Carrollton, with interment to follow at Whittaker
Cemetery in Gunter at 1 P.M. In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions
may be made to the attention of Lisa Prosser, P.O. Box 781, Gunter,
Texas 75058, for his love of live oak trees. Dignity Memorial Rhoton
Funeral Home I35 at Crosby Rd. Carrollton (972) 242-5261
The Dallas Morning News from December 7 to December 8, 2003
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POSTING ON FAMILY TREE MAKER
Per my phone call with Maudie on 12-8-03, Terry was getting some burgers and
fries on 11-12-03. He was returning to the birthday party for Taylor and reached
for a French fry when he lost control of his pickup. In the ensuing accident, he
was severely injured but remained awake and aware. His uncle Edwin & aunt
Phyllis were also going after food when they saw the accident. Edwin stopped and
learned it was Terry's vehicle and used his cell phone to try to get Care Flight
to hurry and help Terry. Terry was taken to Parkland Hospital where he was
treated. He had a broken back, broken ribs, broken arm?, broken leg?, but his
hands, feet, and face were relatively unscathed. Somehow his lung was punctured
but not diagnosed as such.
The family was very saddened by his death, but they know he was a Christian and
that he is "Home" and OK. They all got to be with him while he was responsive
and could they could let each other know they were loved. MB
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