Name: Terry Kreiger.
Age: 33.
Previous Occupation: Prison Guard in Detroit.
Birth place and area raised: Rochester Hills, Michigan. Raised in south east Michigan.
Currently resides in Ward 2.
History: Out of high school, at the age of 17, Terry opted out of going to school even though he was offered scholarships for hockey and running cross country. Instead he decided to join the Marine Corps. After just about 3 years and a long deployment, he was honorably discharged but diagnosed medically for PTSD and anxiety.
He spent months both going to therapy and taking the necessary steps to become a Deputy Sheriff. He passed the test and was on the job just under a year before the outbreaks began.
When the outbreaks happened and the area around him went into chaos, it was a week before his 21st birthday.
He held out with a small group at the prison with a group of civilians, former prisoners and other deputies until the area was eventually over ran. Through great peril, he made his way to his home town to find it empty, including the homes of his mother and father, his brother, sister and two of his uncles. After that, he set out with no real place in mind.
Over the following years, he’s both roamed by himself and also banded with others, everything from people trying to rebuild, to bandits. Never fitting in, never really feeling a part of anything, , or always the last survivor, he always left, either of his own accord or the group falling apart.
He has been in Blue Valley for about a year and a half. He works labor assignments for the city and will occasionally go out with the BVM on patrols because of his experience, most of which he storied off as military experience and his time as a sheriff, choosing to ignore the vast experience he acquired while roaming.
He is a very experienced smuggler and often goes outside the walls, illegally, for money, or supplies.
Personality: Terry is quiet and withdrawn. Having been diagnosed with PTSD prior to the outbreak, he suffers from it sporadically and can sometimes get depressed and sullen. Just as sporadically, he is social and talkative, but has certain triggers, especially talk of his past (he has spoke of it occasionally).
Because of the fact that he feels everyone he meets will be lost to him, he keeps everyone distant which is a good part of why he generally doesn’t talk about the past, but focuses instead on the future and surviving. The odd paradox is that he’s extremely loyal, trusting and protective of people he bonds with and that makes losing them harder.
Gear:
9mm Smith and Wesson M&P Compact with 3 magazines (two 15 rounds, one empty).
22. Ruger rifle with homemade silencer and 1 magazine (5 rounds in magazine, 50 rounds in a box).
Taurus Judge revolver (4 rounds chambered, 2 pocket).
M40 gas mask.
Leather riding jacket and pants.
2-3 outfits.
Campers backpack with smaller, detachable “go bag.”
Camelback.
Metal canteen.
KBar knife and sheath.
Army IFAK (first aid kit).
KevMesh forearm bite guards (homemade by James).
Various pills he’s acquired in bottles.
Age: 33.
Previous Occupation: Prison Guard in Detroit.
Birth place and area raised: Rochester Hills, Michigan. Raised in south east Michigan.
Currently resides in Ward 2.
History: Out of high school, at the age of 17, Terry opted out of going to school even though he was offered scholarships for hockey and running cross country. Instead he decided to join the Marine Corps. After just about 3 years and a long deployment, he was honorably discharged but diagnosed medically for PTSD and anxiety.
He spent months both going to therapy and taking the necessary steps to become a Deputy Sheriff. He passed the test and was on the job just under a year before the outbreaks began.
When the outbreaks happened and the area around him went into chaos, it was a week before his 21st birthday.
He held out with a small group at the prison with a group of civilians, former prisoners and other deputies until the area was eventually over ran. Through great peril, he made his way to his home town to find it empty, including the homes of his mother and father, his brother, sister and two of his uncles. After that, he set out with no real place in mind.
Over the following years, he’s both roamed by himself and also banded with others, everything from people trying to rebuild, to bandits. Never fitting in, never really feeling a part of anything, , or always the last survivor, he always left, either of his own accord or the group falling apart.
He has been in Blue Valley for about a year and a half. He works labor assignments for the city and will occasionally go out with the BVM on patrols because of his experience, most of which he storied off as military experience and his time as a sheriff, choosing to ignore the vast experience he acquired while roaming.
He is a very experienced smuggler and often goes outside the walls, illegally, for money, or supplies.
Personality: Terry is quiet and withdrawn. Having been diagnosed with PTSD prior to the outbreak, he suffers from it sporadically and can sometimes get depressed and sullen. Just as sporadically, he is social and talkative, but has certain triggers, especially talk of his past (he has spoke of it occasionally).
Because of the fact that he feels everyone he meets will be lost to him, he keeps everyone distant which is a good part of why he generally doesn’t talk about the past, but focuses instead on the future and surviving. The odd paradox is that he’s extremely loyal, trusting and protective of people he bonds with and that makes losing them harder.
Gear:
9mm Smith and Wesson M&P Compact with 3 magazines (two 15 rounds, one empty).
22. Ruger rifle with homemade silencer and 1 magazine (5 rounds in magazine, 50 rounds in a box).
Taurus Judge revolver (4 rounds chambered, 2 pocket).
M40 gas mask.
Leather riding jacket and pants.
2-3 outfits.
Campers backpack with smaller, detachable “go bag.”
Camelback.
Metal canteen.
KBar knife and sheath.
Army IFAK (first aid kit).
KevMesh forearm bite guards (homemade by James).
Various pills he’s acquired in bottles.
