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Teresa (Tessie) Dunfee Barker

April 24th, 2019 | Posted by curryfuneralhome in Obituaries

Teresa (Tessie) Dunfee Barker, 57, of Ashford, died Saturday, April 20, 2019.  She was preceded in death by her parents Virginia & Charles Dunfee, Sr., and brother, Cecil Dunfee, Sr.

She was a homemaker.

Tessie is survived by her husband, Ronnie Barker, daughter, Heather Barker (Todd) of East Lynn, grandchildren Kaylie and Mason Barker, whom she loved dearly.  She is also survived by her brothers, Randy Dunfee and Chuck Dunfee of Ashford, sisters, Regina Barker of Ashford and Tina Morris of White Oak.

There will be no services per her wishes.

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Peggy Daggs
5 years ago

Tessie I love you and will miss you always. Ronnie and Heather I am sorry for your loss, sending prayers and blessings.
Love ,
Peggy

Butch Barker
5 years ago

So sorry for your loss

Heartley Anderson Jr.
5 years ago

Ronnie, sorry to hear about the passing of your wife. Sharon and I will be praying for you and your family.Let us know if you need anything.
Your cousin,
Heartley and wife Sharon Anderson

Brenda Morgan
5 years ago

We are so sorry for your loss.

Beth Kirk
5 years ago

I remember many West Virginia summers playing with my cousin Tessie. Tessie was just a year or two older than me but when you are little kid it seems like so much more. She was so cool to me and she had this halter top and shorts she wore when she was about 10 or 11 and I thought she was the most fashionable girl around! Oh , how I wanted that outfit! We played at the schoolyard a lot too…Tessie was always kind and good to me. I will miss her and her special way she had. Ronnie and Heather-I am sending healing prayers and comforting hugs to you. Love to you always, Beth Kirk and family

Beth Moore
5 years ago

My heart and deepest sympathies to the family and friends of Tessie during this difficult time.  I know the heartbreak and pain of losing a loved one in death so I wanted to take a moment to share an encouraging scripture that gives me much hope.  1 Corinthians 15:26 “And the last enemy, death, is to be brought to nothing.”  When we lose someone in death our heavenly Father sees the pain we feel and he promises to very soon do away with this wicked enemy of ours once and for all.  And then he promises the most beautiful hope, to bring back to life all our dear loved ones and to reunite them with us again!  What a beautiful promise of comfort and hope and how we long for that truly special day so close at hand.