Terri Brownlee

Terri was employed at the John Day Eye Clinic, as an Optician before moving to Gunnison Colorado and taking a job with Gunnison Valley Health as Financial Councilor. She took great pride and joy working at both places. She had the best time and made the greatest friends one could ever have. Terri loved spending time with her daughter and enjoying every precious moment with the grandkids. She enjoyed hiking, fishing, riding on the Harley motorcycle with her husband and watching Seward County Saints basketball with Grandma. Visiting with friends and colleagues, making special tied fleece blankets, and watching Christmas shows on Hallmark, was her most favorite hobbies and past times.

Terri is survived by her husband Gregg Brownlee, Montrose Colorado. Daughter Mindee Hutchison and husband Brandon, Mount Vernon, OR. Son Jimmy Stiles and wife Raven, Irragon OR. Step-Son Loren Brownlee and wife Sara, Grand Junction CO. Step Son Kyle Brownlee and Avery Lenz, John Day OR. Grand Children, Trig and Averee Hutchison, John Day Oregon. Kamo Stiles, Irragon OR. Parents Roy and Evelyn Cates, Mount Vernon, Oregon. Stanley Dehiya, John Day OR. Mother in-law Evelyn Brownlee, Liberal KS. Brother Duane Dehiya and wife Wendy, Terrabone OR. Sister Ersela Dehiya, Mount Vernon, OR. Brother in-law Garry Brownlee and wife Susan, Mulvane KS. Brother in-law Glenn Brownlee and wife Kim, Texarkana TX. Nieces and Nephews, Rylie Dehiya, Tyler Dehiya, Hannah Brownlee, Joshua Brownlee and Anna Donnel, Sally Brownlee. And…Harley the best dog ever!

Predeceased by her Grandparents Ersel Zeke and Mary Ann Osborne. Father-in law Charles Brownlee. Her beloved Sister in-law Kelly Dehiya. There will be short and sweet celebrations to honor Terri’s life in Montrose CO, Mt Vernon OR, and Liberal KS…dates and places TBD.

Private family memorial in the mountains of Oregon to be with her beloved sister-in law Kelly, date TBD. Burial of ashes will be later with her husband Gregg in Satanta KS. Even though Terri loves flowers she made the request; that instead of flowers please send any donations to either the Seward County Community College Saints Basketball program which she loved to watch, or to the HopeWest Care Center which took such great care of her.