Terri Lynne Plemmons Dzoba
1966 - 2023
Terri Lynne Plemmons Dzoba, 57, passed away peacefully at the Joan & Howard Woltz Hospice
Home on Friday, August 25, 2023 in Dobson, North Carolina. She was born May 9, 1966 in
Forsyth County to the late Jimmy Gray Plemmons, Sr. and Gwendolyn Lois Jarvis Idol.
Terri was a true Hippie in every sense of the word, aptly born in the 1960’s with a green thumb
and a free spirit. Terri loved her sons, her family, the beach, the mountains, and her flowers.
Terri is survived by two sons, Joseph David Hughes, Jr. (Ashley) and Nicholas Dylan Free
Dzoba; three grandchildren, Amiyah, Jaise and Jacob; her siblings, Jimmy Gray Plemmons, Jr.
and Melissa Plemmons Austin; four nieces and one nephew; three great-nieces and four great-
nephews; and many special cousins and dear friends.
Terri worked many years as a seamstress for her original hero, Grandma Petie, at Plemmons
Drapery Shop. She also worked in the foodservice industry, most notably West Town and
Ronni’s. Her final work was as a caregiver for several individuals whom she cared for
tremendously and wholeheartedly.
A Celebration of Life is scheduled for Saturday, October 28, 2023 at Noon at Joanie Moser Park
in Lewisville, North Carolina.
I love you and I will always miss you! I hope you breath easy now. Please look after the boys!
I want you to know…I love the way you remained free spirited and always went with the flow. I love the way you’ve always been un-regretfully yourself and never let others tame down who you are. From all of us (Audrey, Tony, Kaylyn and Ethan) we love you! And I will make sure to hold your spirit and heart with me as I go through life, knowing you’re resting peacefully watching over my family.
I love you aunt Terri and I am going to miss you so much!!! I am so grateful for the time and memories I got to spend with you! So thankful for the promise I will see you again one day!
You were one of a kind Terri! You will be greatly missed by many people! Love you forever!
I love you and I am thankful for the memories we shared. Please say hi to everyone for me. We love and miss you.
I will always live you, my friend!
Cousin, wish I could hear that one more time. I will miss you. You taught me a lot about life. You had memories (always) to share of the Plemmons family. We would “shit talk” and “shoot the shit” a lot back then, wishing we could just one more time. You are loved and missed very deeply. “See you next time Cousin”