Crislyn Tameyah McFarlan

It is with great sorrow that we inform you of the passing of Ms. Crislyn T. McFarlan.

Ms. McFarlan passed away on Tuesday, July 22, 2025.

The family will receive friends beginning Friday, July 25, 2025, at: 123 Merrifield Drive, Hartsville, SC.

Arrangements will be announced by Davis Funeral Home, LLC of Hartsville, SC.

“My flesh and my heart may fail, but God is the strength of my heart and my portion forever.”

                                                     Psalms 73:26 NIV

Ms. Crislyn McFarlan was the daughter of the late Christopher McFarlan and NaTomeka Terry. She was reared in a loving Christian home filled with the belief and sincere love of God. ‘Meyah’ as she was affectionately known to those who loved her dearly. She received her education in the South Carolina Public Schools, graduating from McBee High School in 2020.

She was currently attending Florence-Darlington Technical College pursuing to become a Respiratory Therapist. Additionally, she was currently employed at Wal-Mart/Neighborhood Market in Florence, South Carolina as a Deli Associate.

Meyah was a member of Agape Fellowship African Methodist Episcopal Church in McBee, South Carolina and attended Palmetto Street Church of God in Florence, South Carolina. Meyah was a vibrant soul whose passion for life was undeniable. She had a deep love for reading and found joy in singing and dancing, often lighting up the room with her energy and laughter. A true “selfie queen,” Meyah enjoyed capturing life’s moments and sharing her radiant smile. She loved shopping, dining out, and spending meaningful time with her family and friends. Known for her comedic nature, she had a gift for making others laugh and was often the life of the party. Independent, outspoken, and incredibly smart, she was the go-to person for guidance and support. Everything she did, she did with a smile and a giving heart—often showing her love by buying gifts for others or cheering on the underdog. Meyah embraced new experiences and had a magnetic personality that naturally drew people to her. Though she was selective about her inner circle, she was always open to new friendships and made everyone feel seen and appreciated. Punctual, dependable, and full of spirit, she truly lived life on her own terms—fearlessly and unapologetically. Above all, she will be remembered for her warmth, humor, and unwavering ability to bring joy to those around her.

She is preceded in death by her father, Christopher McFarlan; brother, Dorrell McFarlan; and grandfather, Arlin Terry.

Those who will cherish her in memory are her Parents, Casey and Tomeka Terry of Hartsville, South Carolina; Sisters: Keeley (Deon) Terry of Greenville, South Carolina; Bethany Terry and Bristol Terry of Hartsville, South Carolina; Nephew: Roman Kasey Oliver of Greenville, South Carolina; Grandparents: Don and Retha Robinson of McBee, South Carolina; Edward and Zoline McFarlan of Patrick, South Carolina; Monica Terry of Dermott, Arkansas; and Carlmilton Brewer of Charlotte, North Carolina; Great Grandparents: Amanda Scott Brewer of Hartsville, South Carolina and Patricia Suggs of MacClenny, Florida; Aunts: Carla (Norris) Wilson of Hartsville, South Carolina; Annetta (Cliff) Williams of Darlington, South Carolina; Kristy Terry of McGehee, Arkansas; and Cynthia Robinson of Hartsville, South Carolina; Uncles: Durrell Brewer of McBee, South Carolina; Don (Geretha) Robinson, Jr. of McBee, South Carolina; Tony McFarlan of Austin, Texas; Maurice McFarlan of Charlotte, North Carolina; Cartez Brewer of Virginia; Darren Robinson of Hartsville, South Carolina; and Jeremy (Diane) Boyle of Myrtle Beach, South Carolina; Special Cousins: Taliyah Bennett, Briana Burch, Jahalia Wilson, Jimmy Bennett, III, Byron Wilson, II and Monica Baughman; Honorary Family Members: Brenda Mills and Nancy Arant; her dog, Garnet; and a host of other close relatives and friends.