Teresa Lillian Haskell Brengman, 58, of Muncie, Indiana passed away on September 19, 2025 at IU Ball Memorial Hospital after a long courageous battle of complications from lung and esophagus cancer with her loving family by her side. She was born on December 27, 1966 to James Haskell Sr. and Mary Jo Boyle Haskell Hickman. She graduated in 1985 from Muncie Central High School. She met the love of her life, Bryan Brengman, and they were married on May 22, 2003, just celebrating their 22nd wedding anniversary. She worked at Rickers and Get Go gas stations for the past 21 years in Middletown and other areas as the store manager and district manager, retiring several years ago due to her health. She also previously worked at Village Pantry for over 10 years and for Patrick Orr Real Estate for over 10 years. Teresa was an organ donor. She had a kind soul and was very tender hearted, loving, fun, always had a smile on her face and had the best hugs and laugh. She did not know a stranger and helped and loved everyone as they were all her friends and she absolutely loved kids. Her greatest joys were camping, shopping, making holiday wreaths, sitting on her front porch with a cup of coffee gossiping and telling stories and spending time with her family and friends. Teresa is survived by her Husband of 22 years that loved and adored her, Bryan Brengman; Step-Son Kyle (Kylie Brummett) Brengman who she always loved as her own; 4 Brothers: Jimmy Haskell and beautiful Niece Whitney Haskell; John (Holly) Haskell and beautiful Niece Ashlund Haskell (James) Smith, Niece Allyson (Micah Harmon) Nelson and Nephew Andrew (Sarah) Nelson; Mike (Tricia) Whited and beautiful Niece Jeni Honeycut and her children - Mason Hopkins, Marin Hopkins and Mia Jones, beautiful Niece Ashley Irving and her children - Evan Irving and Eli Irving and Nephew Josh (Katie) Whited and his children - Jacob Whited, Kody Whited, Laci Whited and Marissa Whited; Andy Martin and Brother-in-law Robert (Molly) Newport; 2 Sisters: Melinda Whited Ayers and Nephew Eric (Linda Baker) Ayers and his children - Madysen Turley, Jordan Ayers, and Emma Ayers, Nephew Justin Ayers and Niece Caitlin (Danny) Fullhart and her daughter Natalie Turner; Lee Ann Peel and Nephews Roger (Chelsea) Peel and Jeremy Peel and Nieces Heidi Peel and Tabitha Wise and Sister-in-law Teresa (John) Lewis and her family - Niece Tamara (Chris) Crisp and her children - Christopher Crisp, Harmony Crisp, Lillian Crisp, and Nova Crisp; Nephew Micah (Megan) Lewis and his children - Brooklyn Lewis, Bellamy Lewis, and Abrie Lewis; Mother-in-Law Sharon (Roy) Hudson; and lifelong friends: Terri (Boots Hensley) Jester, Dwayne and Sunday Slaven, Tammy Jett and Little Ronnie (Jarod Walls) Harrington, her Rickers/Get Go work family and all of her neighbors. She was a loving Aunt Teresa or Aunt TT as everyone called her not only to her many special Nieces and Nephews but also to her many friends' children and grandchildren. She was preceded in death by her parents who she missed every day, grandparents, a beautiful special Niece, Jenny Haskell who she missed dearly, close friend Bruce Beekman, several aunts, uncles, cousins and her beloved dogs Rocko and Baby Girl.

A Celebration of Teresa's Life will be held on September 30, 2025 at 1:00 p.m. at Garden View Funeral Home 10501 IN-S Muncie, Indiana with burial at Gardens of Memory Cemetery with family friend Todd Castor officiating. Calling hours will be held on September 30, 2025 from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. In lieu of flowers, please make a donation to the "Jenny Haskell Memorial Scholarship Fund" which she was very proud of through The Community Foundation of Muncie & Delaware County at PO Box 807 Muncie, IN 47308 in memory of Teresa Brengman. The family wishes to thank all of the doctors, nurses, palliative and hospice team at IU Ball Memorial Hospital for their compassionate care of Teresa. When someone leaves this world, the love, energy and inspiration they gave does not disappear, it continues in the lives they have touched. May we all be reminded to live with purpose, passion and kindness, because that is how Teresa's legacy will live on forever.