Born January 1, 1991, passed away peacefully on April 10, 2025, at the La Verendrye hospital surrounded by her loving family.
She is survived by her parents Allen and Ellen Caul; brother Daniel (Tanya) Caul; sister Jodi (Darren) Angus; grandmother Francise Anderson; and her personal worker and best friend Sherri Bonner Vickers (Mrs. B).
Terianne will be missed terribly by her nieces and nephews Jared, Kendall, Tucker (v), Mckinley, Jacelyn, Tucker (C), and Gavin; as well as her extended Anderson/Caul families. Being an Auntie Bubba to them was everything to Terianne.
Despite her struggles, Terianne was never defined by her disabilities. She proudly graduated from high school and enjoyed a rewarding career at Good Impressions (where she left behind her own “good impression”).
Terianne was an avid athlete with the Fort Frances Special Olympics where she competed in bowling, track and field, and snowshoeing. She loved travelling for events and of course the Dance after!
She had various hobbies (music, dancing, movies, crafts, camping, swimming) and never missed an opportunity to share her joy with others. Her summers spent Camping (glamping), and her winters anticipating Christmas and her Birthday. The in-between, loving on her cats over the years.
Through the tireless efforts of the support workers at Community (assisted) Living, Terianne maintained her independence and lived life on her own terms. She truly thrived and blossomed in her independence. Having a home of her own gave her a sense of pride and adulthood. Their support was such a blessing to her life.
Terianne now walks free, can dance her heart out, and can cuddle all the kitties all she wants.
To our Bubba,
Now I lay me down to sleep.
I pray the Lord my soul to keep.
If I die before I wake, I pray the Lord, my soul to take.
God Bless, Mom, Dad, Danny, Jodi, Terianne… And all the people we love. Amen.
The family is going to be having a private ceremony and burial at a later date.
Donations can be made to the Community Living Fort Frances.
Arrangements entrusted to Northridge Funeral Home Ltd., Emo, Ontario.
