Terri Lynn Landrath

Terri Lynn Landrath

May 31, 1953 - April 15, 2026

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MADISON - Terri L. Landrath, age 72, of Boscobel, passed away on Wednesday, April 15, 2026, at UW Hospital and Clinics. She was born on May 31, 1953, in Honolulu, Hawaii, the daughter of Merlin and Urdeen (Meyer) Pellett.


Terri graduated from Madison East High in 1971 and later earned her art degree from the UW- Madison. She was proud to be a veteran, having served in the U.S. Army during the Vietnam War.


On February 25, 1989, Terri married William Landrath after the two met at a Bible study. Their marriage was marked by deep love, devotion and mutual appreciation.


Above all, Terri cherished her family. She found great joy in being present for her children and grandchildren, offering them constant love and support. She had a lifelong passion for sewing, crocheting and painting, and in her free time enjoyed reading novels, with a particular fondness for fantasy and historical fiction.


Terri is survived by her husband, William; daughters, Amanda Schubert, Abbie Briggs and Sarah Marquardt; step-son, Jason (Melissa) Landrath; grandchildren, Hunter, Autumn, Zakkary, Zoey, Mazie and Harrison; brothers, Michael (Kathy) Pellett, Rodney (Deb) Pellett and Rick (Jean) Pellett; sister, Tammy (Bob) Kuhlman; and several nieces and nephews. She was preceded in death by her parents, Merlin and Urdeen.


A celebration of life will be held at a later date.


Memorials may be made to:  www.gofundme.com/f/in-loving-memory-of-terri-landrath


Online condolences may be made at www.gundersonfh.com.


Gunderson East
Funeral & Cremation Care
5203 Monona Drive
(608) 221-5420


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A Memorial Tree was planted for Terri L. Landrath
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We are deeply sorry for your loss ~ Gunderson Funeral Home - Madison
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Sarah Marquardt
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One of my silliest memories with my mom was when I was probably around 6/7 years old. I believe we were in the car driving to church or something. Both of my sisters in the car along with the my parents. The three of us girls started arguing about something when I decided to chime in with what I thought would make me the winner of the argument… “Yeah, well, mom said I was her favorite!” Then both of my sisters said “no, mom said I’m her favorite!” My mom started laughing in the passenger seat. She had told all of us in private that we were her favorite… Her humor was unmatched! Miss you mom!
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Amanda Schubert
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I have a lot of memories I will always cherish with my mom, but here are a few that stand our: Every Sunday for years she always made a different flavor or pancakes or muffins yum:) Every Christmas for years she always made homemade fruit roll ups and jerky...we could always count on that. Several years growing up she made matching dresses for my sisters and I....some years I hated it lol and we always took pictures. And then she started making matching dresses for my daughter and niece her granddaughters , then clothes for their American Girl dolls. She was always creating, crafting, cooking, making something. Also growing up playing Mall Madness with her and sisters lol...So many memories. I love you mom! You will be missed! Here's a picture of my mom, Bill, myself and my daughter from March of 2025 when Bill and Aunt Rosemary had their joint birthday party!
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Chelsey Smith
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My Aunt Terri is the definition of devoted. She ALWAYS showed up for us, even when it wasn't easy! My only regret is not telling her how much I appreciated the ways she showed up for me when I was little and even into adulthood. Love you Aunt Terri, thanks for everything! 🥰
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kathleen. carlson
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Teri was always involved in something with my brother Bill she was a great wife and partner ,also a fantastic mother. Teri was always making something for her children. She was a very pleasant lady and sisterly. I covered her and she was thought about alot. There were always too many miles between us to spe nd more time together but I admired her for all she has done. She was very intelligently. Happy to do what ever came along. I will miss her always. She is in my prayers and thoughts. Rest in peace dear sister in law. Kathleen kcarlson562@gmail.com
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Tammy Kuhlman
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My sister and I had a special bond. We took care of each other, and each other’s kids. We would make each other laugh just by a certain look or words. We walked the (Stoughton) Syttenti Mai of 17 miles one year just to say we could do it. We practiced by walking around Lake Monika, which is 13 miles, we always got an ice cream after. We understood each other on a very different level. She will always be in my heart. 💜

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