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Terri G. Heinrich (1958-2012)

HEINRICH, BURDEN, BOVINO, TIPPET, PIERCE, TRAUSCHT, WITKOWSKI

Posted By: Mark Christian
Date: 7/31/2012 at 08:49:36

From Adams & Soderstrum Funeral Home obituary, Story County, Iowa:

Terri G. Heinrich

BORN: October 22, 1958

DIED: May 24, 2012

LOCATION: Ames, Iowa

Terri G. Heinrich, 53, of Ames passed away May 24, 2012. A visitation will be held Friday, June 1, from 5:00 to 7:00 p.m. at Adams Funeral Home in Ames.
Terri was born October 22, 1958, Greenfield, Wisconsin, to Richard and Julie Heinrich. Terri was a 26-year employee of the Iowa State University Parks Library. She was on the Board-of-Directors of the Ames Izaak Walton League and a member of the Nature Conservancy, Story County Pheasants Forever, National Rifle Association and the Ames Anglers. On Thursday, May 24, Terri tragically lost a decades-long battle with bi-polar disorder. She was a beautiful kind person who brought incredible joy to countless hearts. She will be greatly missed.
Terri is survived by her husband Daniel Burden (Ames, Iowa); father, Richard Heinrich (South-Milwaukee, Wisconsin); three sisters, Geri Heinrich and husband Matt Bovino (Westport, Connecticut); Sue Tippet and her husband Chet Tippet (Shelby, Michigan); and Mary-Jo Pierce and husband Doug Pierce (Plymouth, Wisconsin); one brother, Joseph Heinrich and his wife Donna (Trauscht) Heinrich (San Juan Capistrano, California). Terri was preceded in death by her mother Julie (Witkowski) Heinrich.

In lieu of flowers, memorials may be directed to the Ames Animal Rescue Shelter or the Ames Chapter Izaak Walton League of America.

Bi-polar disorder manifests itself in many ways with very serious and sometimes fatal consequences. Her family and friends asked us to take this opportunity to encourage the entire ISU community to further their understanding of this disorder (various resources are available online) and to express compassion for our fellow employees, and our fellow employee's loved ones who manage and at times suffer its many forms.

If you, a loved one or co-worker experience or exhibit chronic mood swings, depression, manic-depression, illogical financial or compulsive behaviors, please seek guidance from a university-contracted or similar professional care giver. If you or a loved one are under the care of a physician for bi-polar disorder, a bi-polar-related issue, or hormone-replacement therapy, please share details of your care with your loved ones, and under no circumstances elect to deviate from physician-prescribed treatment. Be sure to share any details of medication or medication-dosage changes with those closest to you who can monitor your behavior and in an emergency contact your professional care-giver.

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