TeriAnne Egan, born March 14, 1978, was called home on Wednesday, May 29, 2024, where she was able to meet her parents Bev Turley and Newel Turley who preceded in death, with open arms. Along with grandparents Dale and Helen Green and Alva and Glenda Holyoak.
A Mesa native, she graduated from Mesa High and went to beauty school to study and become a licensed cosmetologist. Teri made lots of friends while she worked in the beauty and cosmetology industry for many years. An expert colorist and make-up artist, she worked for Rolfs and Estée Lauder.
She loved makeup, pretty nails, scrapbooking, polka dots, Terms of Endearment (both of them), Dr. Pepper, Michael Keaton, her Mom, her Children, 311, good-long term friends and the church.
She is survived by her husband Sean Egan and her children, Rylle and his wife Meisje, Tanner Peterson as well as her immediate family, Heather Green and Sean and his wife Meghan Green. Her extended family includes over 40 step-siblings, aunts, uncles, nieces and nephews.
Please join us on Wednesday, June 12th for the Visitation at 9:00AM at the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints Church House located at: 5620 E. Adobe Rd. Mesa, AZ 85205.
Ceremony will be at 10:00AM at the same location.
Teri will be interred on June 12th at Joseph City Community Cemetery in Joseph City, Arizona at 3:00PM.
You may send flowers to the funeral home by 3:00PM Tuesday, June 11th at Bunker University Chapel 3529 E. University Dr, Mesa, AZ 85213.
Arrangements by Bunker’s University Chapel, www.bunkerfuneral.com. Should this obituary appear anywhere but bunkerfuneral.com, please check our website for accurate details and service information.
Teri! You were the best patient/ friend a person can ever asked for! The way you viewed life and always had a smile on your face! Your bubbly attitude! I will never forget you! I love you mamas! I know for a fact your mama is embracing you right now! Until we meet again!
Teri always had a cheerful look on her face, even though she was in pain most of the time. And her hair and make-up were just right whenever I saw her. I admire her keeping herself together, even while dealing with so many health issues. I’m sad she’s gone, but am happy she’s no longer in pain.
Teri! I was shocked when I found out you passed.. You were one of the nicest person I have ever met. I was always excited whenever I go to work and found out that you are one of my patient. You always make my day easier with you funny jokes, having me choose colors for you make up, showing me interest poems to read even when you were in pain. I can say you were the best patient I have ever had.. Rest in peace my darling Teri..