Terry Gay Womble "Terry"
Born: June 8, 1955 Hutchinson County, North Plains Hospital, Borger, Texas
Parents: James Dewight Womble & Dolores Lamay Autry
Died: August 25, 1994 Cedars Sinai, Los Angeles, CA
Memorial Service: Tuesday, August 30, 1994, 7:00 P.M.
Chapel of the Psalms, Hollywood, CA.
Father Comerford Officiated.
Interred: Greenwood Memorial Park, San Diego County, San Diego CA
Graduated Amarillo High School in Amarillo Texas and attended college in Houston TX.
Relocated to Los Angeles Ca where he became a travel agent for "Co-Ordinated Travel at the Design Center in West Hollywood.
Above all, Terry loved to make people laugh and was very successful at it. He loved the Theatre and the movies. Always star-struck, he fell in love with an up-coming actor with whom he would spend the next sixteen years, until his death in 1994.
He tried his acting abilities, just for fun, in a film directed by John Casavettes in which he plays one of the Tuxedo-guys at the bar, but most importantly, that was the set where he got to meet one of his all times favorite star: Gena Rowlands who was married to John Casavettes – a nice guy, as terry put it.
Terry died surrounded by his most intimate friends and life-companion, Corey.
Terry loved to travel and explored the world. He even got to share some of those trips with his friend Coret in Paris, Nice, Monte Carlo, St. Tropez, and Monaco. He yachted around the coral reef in the North of Australia, loved Sydney, but his very favorite was Florence, Italy and he had a lot of fun in Venice. He lived for a while in Ibiza, Spain.
Terry stated: "My life was worth living since I met Corey on January 6th, 1979." And funny enough, Corey felt the same way about having the good fortune to have met Terry. Territo, as his friend called him, was only 39 years of age when the Good Lord came to claim him back.
His sense of humor lifted the spirits of whomsoever we lucky enough to be close to him. He willed his unfinished screenplay "High Heels in the Sand" to Corey.
Generous to a fault, he would literally give whatever was asked of him – even if he would have to go without. His greatest dream was to have enough money someday to create the "Foundation for the Children of Need" around the world.
He adored his mother Dolores, loved to have fun with his friends, dancing, smoking cigarettes, and a good laugh. He
He asked me to say in his obituary: "This Horse Run a Good Race" and he did.
Above all, he loved God and took Communion at Notre Dame in Paris just a few days before he left those world. Leaving behind a lot of good memories and his very much-loved friend Corey, he was then, is now, and ever will be cherished and loved beyond measure.
Born: June 8, 1955 Hutchinson County, North Plains Hospital, Borger, Texas
Parents: James Dewight Womble & Dolores Lamay Autry
Died: August 25, 1994 Cedars Sinai, Los Angeles, CA
Memorial Service: Tuesday, August 30, 1994, 7:00 P.M.
Chapel of the Psalms, Hollywood, CA.
Father Comerford Officiated.
Interred: Greenwood Memorial Park, San Diego County, San Diego CA
Graduated Amarillo High School in Amarillo Texas and attended college in Houston TX.
Relocated to Los Angeles Ca where he became a travel agent for "Co-Ordinated Travel at the Design Center in West Hollywood.
Above all, Terry loved to make people laugh and was very successful at it. He loved the Theatre and the movies. Always star-struck, he fell in love with an up-coming actor with whom he would spend the next sixteen years, until his death in 1994.
He tried his acting abilities, just for fun, in a film directed by John Casavettes in which he plays one of the Tuxedo-guys at the bar, but most importantly, that was the set where he got to meet one of his all times favorite star: Gena Rowlands who was married to John Casavettes – a nice guy, as terry put it.
Terry died surrounded by his most intimate friends and life-companion, Corey.
Terry loved to travel and explored the world. He even got to share some of those trips with his friend Coret in Paris, Nice, Monte Carlo, St. Tropez, and Monaco. He yachted around the coral reef in the North of Australia, loved Sydney, but his very favorite was Florence, Italy and he had a lot of fun in Venice. He lived for a while in Ibiza, Spain.
Terry stated: "My life was worth living since I met Corey on January 6th, 1979." And funny enough, Corey felt the same way about having the good fortune to have met Terry. Territo, as his friend called him, was only 39 years of age when the Good Lord came to claim him back.
His sense of humor lifted the spirits of whomsoever we lucky enough to be close to him. He willed his unfinished screenplay "High Heels in the Sand" to Corey.
Generous to a fault, he would literally give whatever was asked of him – even if he would have to go without. His greatest dream was to have enough money someday to create the "Foundation for the Children of Need" around the world.
He adored his mother Dolores, loved to have fun with his friends, dancing, smoking cigarettes, and a good laugh. He
He asked me to say in his obituary: "This Horse Run a Good Race" and he did.
Above all, he loved God and took Communion at Notre Dame in Paris just a few days before he left those world. Leaving behind a lot of good memories and his very much-loved friend Corey, he was then, is now, and ever will be cherished and loved beyond measure.
Terry Gay Womble "Terry"
Born: June 8, 1955 Hutchinson County, North Plains Hospital, Borger, Texas
Parents: James Dewight Womble & Dolores Lamay Autry
Died: August 25, 1994 Cedars Sinai, Los Angeles, CA
Memorial Service: Tuesday, August 30, 1994, 7:00 P.M.
Chapel of the Psalms, Hollywood, CA.
Father Comerford Officiated.
Interred: Greenwood Memorial Park, San Diego County, San Diego CA
Graduated Amarillo High School in Amarillo Texas and attended college in Houston TX.
Relocated to Los Angeles Ca where he became a travel agent for "Co-Ordinated Travel at the Design Center in West Hollywood.
Above all, Terry loved to make people laugh and was very successful at it. He loved the Theatre and the movies. Always star-struck, he fell in love with an up-coming actor with whom he would spend the next sixteen years, until his death in 1994.
He tried his acting abilities, just for fun, in a film directed by John Casavettes in which he plays one of the Tuxedo-guys at the bar, but most importantly, that was the set where he got to meet one of his all times favorite star: Gena Rowlands who was married to John Casavettes – a nice guy, as terry put it.
Terry died surrounded by his most intimate friends and life-companion, Corey.
Terry loved to travel and explored the world. He even got to share some of those trips with his friend Coret in Paris, Nice, Monte Carlo, St. Tropez, and Monaco. He yachted around the coral reef in the North of Australia, loved Sydney, but his very favorite was Florence, Italy and he had a lot of fun in Venice. He lived for a while in Ibiza, Spain.
Terry stated: "My life was worth living since I met Corey on January 6th, 1979." And funny enough, Corey felt the same way about having the good fortune to have met Terry. Territo, as his friend called him, was only 39 years of age when the Good Lord came to claim him back.
His sense of humor lifted the spirits of whomsoever we lucky enough to be close to him. He willed his unfinished screenplay "High Heels in the Sand" to Corey.
Generous to a fault, he would literally give whatever was asked of him – even if he would have to go without. His greatest dream was to have enough money someday to create the "Foundation for the Children of Need" around the world.
He adored his mother Dolores, loved to have fun with his friends, dancing, smoking cigarettes, and a good laugh. He
He asked me to say in his obituary: "This Horse Run a Good Race" and he did.
Above all, he loved God and took Communion at Notre Dame in Paris just a few days before he left those world. Leaving behind a lot of good memories and his very much-loved friend Corey, he was then, is now, and ever will be cherished and loved beyond measure.
Born: June 8, 1955 Hutchinson County, North Plains Hospital, Borger, Texas
Parents: James Dewight Womble & Dolores Lamay Autry
Died: August 25, 1994 Cedars Sinai, Los Angeles, CA
Memorial Service: Tuesday, August 30, 1994, 7:00 P.M.
Chapel of the Psalms, Hollywood, CA.
Father Comerford Officiated.
Interred: Greenwood Memorial Park, San Diego County, San Diego CA
Graduated Amarillo High School in Amarillo Texas and attended college in Houston TX.
Relocated to Los Angeles Ca where he became a travel agent for "Co-Ordinated Travel at the Design Center in West Hollywood.
Above all, Terry loved to make people laugh and was very successful at it. He loved the Theatre and the movies. Always star-struck, he fell in love with an up-coming actor with whom he would spend the next sixteen years, until his death in 1994.
He tried his acting abilities, just for fun, in a film directed by John Casavettes in which he plays one of the Tuxedo-guys at the bar, but most importantly, that was the set where he got to meet one of his all times favorite star: Gena Rowlands who was married to John Casavettes – a nice guy, as terry put it.
Terry died surrounded by his most intimate friends and life-companion, Corey.
Terry loved to travel and explored the world. He even got to share some of those trips with his friend Coret in Paris, Nice, Monte Carlo, St. Tropez, and Monaco. He yachted around the coral reef in the North of Australia, loved Sydney, but his very favorite was Florence, Italy and he had a lot of fun in Venice. He lived for a while in Ibiza, Spain.
Terry stated: "My life was worth living since I met Corey on January 6th, 1979." And funny enough, Corey felt the same way about having the good fortune to have met Terry. Territo, as his friend called him, was only 39 years of age when the Good Lord came to claim him back.
His sense of humor lifted the spirits of whomsoever we lucky enough to be close to him. He willed his unfinished screenplay "High Heels in the Sand" to Corey.
Generous to a fault, he would literally give whatever was asked of him – even if he would have to go without. His greatest dream was to have enough money someday to create the "Foundation for the Children of Need" around the world.
He adored his mother Dolores, loved to have fun with his friends, dancing, smoking cigarettes, and a good laugh. He
He asked me to say in his obituary: "This Horse Run a Good Race" and he did.
Above all, he loved God and took Communion at Notre Dame in Paris just a few days before he left those world. Leaving behind a lot of good memories and his very much-loved friend Corey, he was then, is now, and ever will be cherished and loved beyond measure.
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