Obituary for Terri Lynn Niemi (Kramzer)
It is with great sadness the family of Terri Lynn Hines Niemi announces her passing on April 14th, 2021. She passed away in her home with her family surrounding her.
Terri was born in Aberdeen, WA on March 9th, 1950. On April 26th, 1969 she married her high school sweetheart James Niemi. They were married 51 years.
Terri was a master gardener. She took great pride in tending to her flowers. Her landscaping and gardening skills were evident in the abundance of spectacular flowers and shrubs in her yard; it was a backyard oasis for the entire family. Terri had her own business, “The Lawn Ranger” and she did lawn care for over 15 years. She loved to craft and sew. She made the most amazing Halloween costumes for her grandchildren and holiday decorations for her family. She enjoyed attending her grandchildren’s sporting events and volunteering at school functions. Camping with her husband and family was her other joy.
She is preceded in death by her mother Charlotte Nordstrom Castor, father Fred Kramzer, stepfather Wayne Castor, brother Paul Castor, and nephew Jordan Spinas. She is survived by her husband James Niemi; daughter Michelle Copeland (Mike), granddaughter Riana; son Kelly Niemi (Julie), grandchildren Madilyn and Luke; sister SanDee Spinas (Richard), niece Makayla and nephew Michael; brother-in-law Thomas Niemi (Susan), nephew Ryan and niece Alissa Heikkila.
Memorials may be made to the ALS Society, Evergreen Chapter.
https://www.als.org/donate
Terri was born in Aberdeen, WA on March 9th, 1950. On April 26th, 1969 she married her high school sweetheart James Niemi. They were married 51 years.
Terri was a master gardener. She took great pride in tending to her flowers. Her landscaping and gardening skills were evident in the abundance of spectacular flowers and shrubs in her yard; it was a backyard oasis for the entire family. Terri had her own business, “The Lawn Ranger” and she did lawn care for over 15 years. She loved to craft and sew. She made the most amazing Halloween costumes for her grandchildren and holiday decorations for her family. She enjoyed attending her grandchildren’s sporting events and volunteering at school functions. Camping with her husband and family was her other joy.
She is preceded in death by her mother Charlotte Nordstrom Castor, father Fred Kramzer, stepfather Wayne Castor, brother Paul Castor, and nephew Jordan Spinas. She is survived by her husband James Niemi; daughter Michelle Copeland (Mike), granddaughter Riana; son Kelly Niemi (Julie), grandchildren Madilyn and Luke; sister SanDee Spinas (Richard), niece Makayla and nephew Michael; brother-in-law Thomas Niemi (Susan), nephew Ryan and niece Alissa Heikkila.
Memorials may be made to the ALS Society, Evergreen Chapter.
https://www.als.org/donate