Terry Sloane is a product of the North End of Winchester and watched both parents go to work daily to support their family. Their children are a product of the Winchester school system. Like her parents, Terry has made the North End her home raising her children, and they are also products of Winchester Public Schools.
Terry now works for WPS transporting Winchester’s children to and from school. She has done this for over 20 years, working in Frederick County and Winchester. She often does extra duty transporting children on field trips.
Terry operates a small business, T-Bones Bar and Grill on the North End. This is her place of business, which she has gladly used for meet the candidate forums open to both Democratic and Republican candidates who wanted to participate.
During COVID, she partnered with our local health department for an information session and representatives were there to give shots or booster shots.
Terry has partnered with the Cut From A Different Cloth for the past several years for a Trunk-or-Treat Festival and a Christmas party for local children.
T-Bones has also been the meeting place for bikers from Maryland, West Virginia and Virginia on several occasions. Families often use her facility for birthday parties and baby showers. Recently, a family used her facility to raise funds for much-needed health care for their family member. T-Bones recently hosted a voter’s registration day.
Terry also drives the trolly for the African American Heritage Tour when requested by the Visitor’s Center.
If all this is not enough, Terry now has a food truck that you may see around town.
Terry Sloane is one of those people who make hard work and a full schedule look easy. Terry never meets a stranger and will always lend a helping hand to a neighbor.
Let’s send Terry Sloane and these qualities to Winchester City Council. She will work hard to make sure the voice of our beloved North is heard.
Judy Humbert is a resident of Winchester.
