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Tresa Colleen Wallace
Tresa Colleen Wallace 75, of Kansas City Kansas passed away February 20, 2012 at her home. She was born April 14, 1936 in Wyandotte County Kansas to John and Marie (Reynolds) Bell. Worked for the Salvation Army and was a Daycare Provider. Tresa was a Baptist by faith. She enjoyed family, traveling, reading and crocheting. She was preceded in death by her husband Herman Wallace; daughters, Barbara Perkins and Pamela Dyche; siblings, Leona, Margie, Paul and Chuck.
She is survived by her daughters, Becky Kirk of Topeka, KS, Sarah Cartwright of Grandview, MO and Bonnie Caviness of Rosedale, KS; sons, James Dyche of Galena, MO and Joseph Dyche of Wichita KS; 16 grandchildren, 35 great grandchildren, and 2 great great grandchildren.
Memorial services for Tresa will be 10:00 am Thursday, February 23, 2012 at Meyers Funeral Chapel, 1600 W. Main St, Blue Springs, MO. Visitation will be 9-10:00 am, one hour prior to the service. Memorial Contributions may be made to the family to defray expenses. Memories and condolences for the family may be left at www.meyersfuneralchapel.com.
I LOVE U GRANDMA AND THE KIDS LOVE U SO MUCH REST IN PEACE WE ARE GOING TO MISS YOU SO MUCH
The spunkiest old women i have ever met!!! I am so glad I got to spend your last days here with you! I will see you again someday! I will never forget you taking me to DQ for a chocolate dipped cone when I slepted over or when you would curl my hair with strips of ripped up t-shirts or when you prieced Lisa’s ears with a clothes pin and ice! Love and Miss you Grandma!!!xxxxoooo
Grandma is an Angel watching us from above, Leaving Heartprints to the ones she loves.
I love you Grandma and you will be missed so much, but I know we will be together one day up above.
Love you,
Your Granddaughter Lisa
I’m no longer by your side, but
there’s no need to weep;
I’ve left sweet recollections
I’m hoping you will keep.
Eternal joy and memories
stay in our hearts forever,
Strengthening our special bond
that parting can not serve.
Now it’s time to journey on,
so let your fate be strong,
For I am in a better place…
I’m home where I belong.
And if times of loneliness
bring sorrow an dismay,
Don’t despair, for I am there…
JUST A MEMORY AWAY
If there was ever the sweetest angel that walked this earth it was Aunt Teresa, I Missed you and I love You so much, you were the best aunt a kid could have…. God please watch over my aunt and embrace her in you healing arms and never let her know pain or troubles again. Ps. watch over Aunt Teresa, Family they are going to need you now more than ever !
Love You Aunt Teresa, love Kathy
Becky, Sarah, Bonnie, James and Joe:
Although years, miles, and life have come between us please know you are in my prayers as you walk through this valley of the shadow of your mother’s death.
Aunt Lee
My sympathy to Tresa’s family. I have not seen Tresa in the later years of her life but the memories of her I have as a young child are warm and happy memories. My mother ( Josephine Dyche ) and Tresa would talk for hours on the phone as I was growing up. Laughing and having such fun. Good friends they were. As small children we had many visits. The years went by and now we have our memories. My condolences and God’s Blessings to Tresa’s family. May God comfort you with his loving arms during this time of loss. Claude and Josephine Dyche’s Daughter Claudia.
I love you aunt tresa you was always the best tell mom hi for me when you see her all of you are raiseing hell in heaven I know rip Teresa C Wallace