Terri Aline Mason of Spring Branch, Texas, passed away peacefully, albeit far too soon, on the evening of Tuesday, February 4, 2025, surrounded by her loving family.

Born on September 16, 1969, in Lompoc, California, Terri was the cherished daughter of Harold and Gloria Snider. Raised in Lima, Ohio, she graduated from Lima Senior High School in 1987. Following her graduation, Terri moved to Texas where she settled in Midland. It was there that she met her beloved husband, Edward "Ed" Mason. Together, they created a beautiful family, welcoming three wonderful children: Elizabeth, Krystal, and David.

In 1999, Terri and her family relocated to the Seattle area, later returning to Texas in 2006 and settling in Spring Branch in 2007.

Terri was a loving wife, mother, friend, and daughter, known for her true zest for life and vibrant personality. She had a remarkable ability to serve her family with unconditional love, as well as a passion for animals that was surpassed only by her love for those close to her. A devoted follower of her faith in God, Terri instilled strong values in her children, guiding them on their spiritual journeys. Her interests included cooking, sewing, reading, and enjoying the occasional nap with her cats and her beloved dogs at her feet, reflecting her gentle and nurturing spirit.

Terri is survived by her devoted husband of 35 years, Edward Mason; her three cherished children, Elizabeth Edwards and husband Duke, Krystal Pullen and husband Dalton, and David Mason and wife Gabrielle; her parents, Harold and Gloria Snider; her brother, John Paul Snider; and her darling grandchildren, Charley, Shelby, Josey, Hailee, and Isabella. She is deeply missed by a host of dear friends. Terri was preceded in death by her beloved brother, Thomas Snider.

A Celebration of Life service will be held in her honor on Friday, February 14, 2025 at 2:00 PM at Crofts – Crow Funeral Home in Blanco. Family and friends are invited to come together to share stories, laughter, and memories of the incredible woman Terri was. In honoring Terri's zest for life and her bright personality, please dress with her spirit in mind, please avoid traditional black attire.

Though she may have left this earthly realm, her legacy of love and joy will continue to inspire all who had the privilege of knowing her.