Terril Alexander Riley was born to Ozella Rochelle Riley and Alexander Summers January 31, 1988 and
he tragically departed this life on July 27, 2013.

Terril was educated in the Dorchester County School District Four Schools. He received the GED from
Wil Lou Gray Opportunity School.

Terril was bright, intelligent, friendly, loved everybody and believed
that everybody loved him. He trusted everybody. He loved unconditionally, was very forgiving and never
believed that he had an enemy. He never wanted to fight anyone. Kamari was his heart and he tried to do
all that he could for Kamari and even when he could not, he was not ashamed to ask for the help he needed
for his son.

Terril was taught and grew up believing in the finished work of Jesus Christ. His confidence was that God
would take care of him no matter what. His life was salted and lighted by Brown Chapel Fire Baptized
Church in the Hudsontown Community of St. George, SC, Powerhouse of Deliverance Holiness in
Bowman, SC and Only God's Word Church, Columbia, SC. Terril knew the power of sowing a seed into
the kingdom of God. He saw increase and the results of the seed he so generously sowed. He sowed in
tears and reaped in joy.

Terril Alexander "Bud" Riley leaves to mourn, cherish and reflect on his wonderful memories, his loving
mother, Ozella Rochelle Riley, St. George, SC; his father, Alexander Summers, FL. the mother of his son,
Jacobia Manigault and their son, Kamari Manigualt, Charleston, SC, his maternal ancestry grandparents:
Minister Floyd and Pastor Willerma Frazier-Riley, St. George, SC. (His biological grandmother< Mary Ann
Jenkins Riley) preceded him in death); one brother, Damien Riley, St. George, SC; two sisters, Shaquita
Riley and Marisia Riley, Summerville, SC; four aunts: Ella (Kenneth) Bowser, Sr. Greenville, SC, Dr.
Florene (Jacob) Riley-Fulks, Columbia, SC; Diane (Harold) Gaines, Orlando, FL; Lorene Riley, Columbia,
SC; six uncles: Floyd Riley, Michael Riley both of Beaumont, TX; Cornell (Twilla) Riley, Summerville,
SC; Timmy Riley, Jimmy (Tammy Deas) Riley, Jacksonville, FL. Robert (Darlene Baxter) Barnwell,
Summerville, SC; three grand uncles: Carnell Riley, St. George, SC; Michael (Clara) Riley, Fayetteville,
NC; William (Janie Foster)T. Smith, St, George, SC; George Henry Coleman, Hopkinsville, KY; Four
grand aunts: Thelma (Adolph) Windham, St. George, SC; and Willie Catherine Gass, Florence, SC; Betty
Watkins and Carolyn Lloyd) Goouch, both of Hopkinsville, KY; four grandaunts: Pastor Susan P. (Pastor
Andrew) Wilson; Gwendolyn (Eugene) Elmore, Goose Creek, SC; Charlotte (Elder Delmar) Callaway,
Summerville, SC; Barbara R. (Thaddis) Kelly, St. George, SC five granduncles: Bishop Patrick (Sharon)
Frazier, Charlotte, NC; Pastor James D. (Erma Laverne) Frazier, Reevesville, SC; Pastor Bernard Frazier,
St. George, SC; Elder William C (Evangelist Kathy) Frazier, I, Elizabethtown, NC; Elder Charles L.
(Sylvia) Frazier; one great grand aunt Ruth McBride, St. George, SC; two great grand uncles: Harry
(Danielle) Frazier, Columbia, SC and Fred S. (Helen) Frazier, Brooklyn, NY; two great-great grandaunts:
Carrie Ethel Singletary and Thelma Harper, both of Brooklyn, NY; his paternal ancestry include: one
sister, Andreanna Alexandra Summers, Cleveland, OH grandparents: Bennie and Joann Lawton Summers,
Harleyville, SC; one uncle: Malcolm Summers, Orangeburg, SC; three aunts: Elaine Felecia (Andrew)
Wright, Athens, GA; Lataria Mone (Delvin) Davis, Orangeburg, SC; Hope Summers, Savannah, GA;
grandaunts, Corrie Bell Washington, Walterboro, SC; Eula Lee Mack, Harleyville, SC; four granduncles:
Chris (Barbara) Lawton, St. George, SC; George (Joann) Lawton, Eutawville, SC; Clyde Summers and
Allen Summers, both of Brooklyn, NY; a host of cousins, other relatives and friends.