Terri Lynn (Hans) Flati
August 12, 1965 ~ August 27, 2021
Terri Lynn (Hans)Flati of Weirton, a loving mother, sister, and aunt, passed away on Friday, August 27, 2021, after a courageous battle with cancer. She was 56.
Terri was born in Weirton, WV, on August 12, 1965, to Robert and Kathryn Dominick Hans.
At a young age, she and Frank Anderson, Sr., had two children. She was not only a loving mother, but she worked many hours to help support her family. One of her favorite jobs was working at Dunkin Donuts, and her last job prior to her illness was in the Housekeeping Department at the Comfort Inn in Weirton.
She loved to watch and cheer on the Pittsburgh Steelers. She loved her animals, especially her dog, Daisey. Recently she enjoyed watching the Walking Dead with her son Frank.
Terri will always be remembered as a very intelligent girl with a strong work ethic who found happiness in the simple things in life.
In addition to her parents, Terri was preceded in death by her husband, Billy Flati. and her sister, Priscella Paar.
She will be remembered with love by her son, Frank David Anderson, Jr.; her daughter, Brandy Lynn Anderson; her brother, Robert (Janet) Hans; her sisters Bobbi Jo Robertson (Rick), and Jeri Hiett (Tim); and her grandchildren, Joseph Haber, Dreyson, Kylan, and Dominick.
Terri's family will be gathering at 12 Noon on Friday at the Hans Family Cemetery for services.
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Terri was a sweet person she trained me at duncin donuts she was funny, friendly, caring, hard working we became fast friends she was always smiling n in a good mood , she will missed , my heart goes out to her family
Terry always showed her heart and she always showed her compassion for those that she cared about and loved I’ll never forget that I was surprised when the whole world was against me not Terry she was the first one asked me if it was true if my husband and I was married and I said yes it’s true we got married she was the first one to tell me how happy she was for my husband and I and gave me a beautiful vices of wisdom and words of Love and I’ll never forget her for that and I will always love her for that she will always be in my heart and thoughts forever she leaves the her footprint with her children into those who she cares the most for them to keep her alive and share the things that she taught them and that was love ❤️🙏