On December 10, 1998, God sent an angel to Myshaunna Terry and Thomas Landrum. They named her Deouijanae, affectionately known as Nae Nae. She touched many lives during her 16 years. Deouijanae enjoyed people and lived her life to the fullest. She excelled at social media and taking "selfies." She enjoyed music and was the life of any party she stepped foot in, always "turnt up" while dressing to impress with a fresh hairdo. Deouijanae adored spending time with her special friend, Jerome, and living the social life. Her "Big Sis" says she was a social butterfly, always making sure she had the last word whether you wanted to hear it or not. Deouijanae said what she meant and meant what she said. The phrase, "What you see is what you get," described her best.
At the age of ten, she accepted Christ through John 3:16 Mission's youth program. That program allowed her to develop long lasting relationships with influential mentors that included Pastor Noe and Pastor Rich.
Throughout her adolescent years, she attended Tulsa Public Schools and participated in the "Baby Hornets" and Wilson cheer squads. She was currently enrolled in the Penn Foster Online School program through Tulsa Job Corps where she surpassed the programs placement test for students. Deouijanae was so excited about her upcoming graduation date later this year. She was also employed with Tulsa Drillers and earned her CPR and First Aid certifications through employment.
Deouijanae was preceded in death by her precious angel, Zuriah; her grandmother, Patricia Terry-Sowe; her grandfather, Michael Mitchell and her great-grandfather, Kenneth Sanders.
Her memory will be cherished by her devoted mother, Myshaunna Terry; father, Thomas (Lisa) Landrum; two brothers, DeJuante' Calvin and Jamal Wolfe; six sisters, DonJanek Terry, DaTricia Terry, Stephanie Landrum, Sha'Nell (Angelo) Hurling, Shayla Holmes, and On'hay Phillips; great-grandmother, Mayme Faye Sanders; grandmother, Gwendolyn Mitchell; three aunt's, Sonya (DeeDee) Greer; Vicki Greer and Ursula Cotton; one uncle, Keyion Terry; two nephews, Daivon Richardson and Daijon Williams and a host of other relatives and friends.

Services for Miss Deouijanae Latrice Terry will be held at 11am on Saturday July 25, 2015 at Going Hard for Christ Church located at 3434 S. Garnett in Tulsa, OK.

Burial will follow at Willow Springs Cemetery, Inola OK

Visitation will be held from 2pm-7pm on Friday July 24, 2015 at our Tulsa Chapel.