Terri Margaret Little Bear, will be remembered for her smile, kind heart, forgiving soul, and her ability to make you laugh, until it hurt. She loved her family above all, and was always willing to give what she could. As we talk of our memories, so many stories of laughs, crazy comments, and just a great friendship that Terri gave and shared with her world. Sometimes our lives are not everything we ever wanted, but they are at times, everything we needed.

Terri was born on July 11, 1973 in Wagner SD. Her parents are Sharon Eagle and Richard St. Cloud Sr.(deceased).  Terri was raised in and around McLaughlin, SD, with her Mother, Stepfather Theophile Eagle, and other aunts and family members.

Terri's greatest joy was her Children. She brought 5 children into this world, Whitney (Cario Joiner) Roberts, Garrett Heck, Taylor Heck, Rena Heck and Gregg Jr.  She was then blessed with three grandsons, Wambli Roberts, Joseph Roberts and Jacob heck.

Terri's surviving siblings include Shanna Eagle, John Eagle and Joe Eagle. Raedell St. Cloud, Tara Traversie, Sterling St. Cloud, Eugene St. Cloud, James St. Cloud Sr., Richard St. Cloud, Jr., Honesti St. Cloud and Tonda White Lance.

Terri with her husband Gregg Heck Sr. made their home in Bone Steel, Milks camp for over 20 years. She worked different jobs throughout her life. Some things she enjoyed doing were playing Solitary, making meals for her family, and taking care of her home. Greg remembered her favorite meal when they met was Hamburger helper!

People who had a big part in Terri's life were her aunts Jessica (Eldon) Reed, Frances Hernandez, and Mellissa Williams, an uncle Virgil Williams Jr., cousins Eric and Ronnie Little Bear. Her grandparents Rita Carlson, Winifred Andrews and Jesse Andrews Jr.

Terri was proceeded in Death by her father Richard St. Cloud, Sr, Grandmother Margaret Williams and Sister Karla St. Cloud Brother Teddy Eagle and Sister Mary Kay Eagle.

Terri wanted to be buried near her grandmother Margie Williams, she even had some jokes about how that would happen.

Terri's memory will always be of her smiling, laughing and loving her family, with all she had.