Celebration of the Life of
Terri Denise Ablett
28th November 1952 – 24th August 2026
September 11, 2026, at 1 p.m. Sharp
Mowell’s Funeral Home
200 Robinson Rd.
Peachtree City, GA 30269
Please see Mowell’s website for more information on Terri’s Obituary and view webcast information –
https://www.mowells.com
1pm-1:50pm – Viewing Proceed to Grave site
1:50pm-3pm – Service 4pm-6pm – Celebration
Terri passed away on August 24, 2026, suddenly but peacefully in her husband’s (David) arms. She was 73 years old.
Terri was born in Detroit Michigan, on November 28, 1952, where she resided until she joined Operation Mobilization, OM, and began traveling and ministering in Eastern European countries.
Terri’s early ministering involved smuggling Bibles into countries like Romania, Bulgaria, Eastern Germany, and so on. She quickly became known as super tripper, as she would do a trip into a country, return to the base in Vienna and within a day or two would be onto the next trip. After her first year of smuggling Bibles, she was joined by a handsome English gentleman that would soon become her husband, and they would continue smuggling Bibles together on trips until 1982.
Terri and David continued ministering with OM in Haifa, Israel until the year 1997, when they moved to Tyrone, Georgia, where they resided until her death.
Terri had 2 children, Benjamin David Ablett born 1985 in Bromley Kent, England and Louise Irene Ablett born 1989 in Nazareth, Israel.
In the year 2000, Terri began her next adventure by starting the family business that began in the UK, Mulberry Studios. Once the business was up and running, she kindly handed the rains
over to her husband and moved on to help others start opportunities, such as dance classes, Bible studies, etc. Never forgetting to continue ministering to those she encountered throughout her life.
Terri will be remembered for her passion in sharing her faith and helping others come to know the wonders of the Lord. She was an amazing wife and mother, but her Faith and love for Jesus is how she will be remembered.









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