Theresa Rhnae Hennen

Theresa Rhnae Hennen (Rice) fell asleep in death on 09/19/2020 at age 48. She was born to Archie and Mary (McCollum) Hennen on September 26, 1971, in North Bend, Oregon. As a child, Theresa grew up in an all-girl family with her mother and two sisters in Lyons, Oregon. She attended Stayton Union High for a few years before having her oldest child Tiffany Hennen and beginning work full-time at Fircrest Farm Chicken Hatchery in Mehama, Oregon. Several years later Theresa married Donnie Schwindt and they had three children; Tyler Snellings, Sierra Ashker (Snellings), and Garrett Snellings. During that time Theresa went to school and earned her degree in medical coding and then later worked for Kaiser Permanente. A decade later life happened and Theresa met a hard-working man named Caleb Rusk and together they had a daughter together, Kayla Rusk. Theresa like the rest of us had made some parenting mistakes in regards to the older children, and considered Kayla to be a second chance from God to get it right. She became a wonderful loving mother, patient, kind, caring, and accepting and always involved. In addition to being a dedicated and loving mother, Theresa Hennen(Rice) also loved the river. She loved to go rock hounding and mushroom picking. She loved to being around family. Throughout her entire life, Theresa held an unwavering faith in God, which she shared with those who surrounded her. She will be greatly missed, never forgotten and always loved. Theresa is survived by her three daughters, two sons, two sisters Shannon Albus and Michelle Rice, and 8 young grandchildren. She was preceded in death by loving parents Mary Rice and Archie Hennen. "FOR none of us lives to himself,and none of us dies to himself. For if we live ,we live to the Lord, and if we die, we die to the Lord.So then, whether we live or whether  we die,we are the Lord's"" [ROMANS 14:7-8] Acts 24:15, “I have hope toward God, which hope these men also look forward to, that there is going to be a resurrection of both the righteous and the unrighteous.”