Mr. Terry was a longtime resident of Marshfield, Missouri. He was a member of Calvary Baptist Church of Benton, Arkansas, longtime member and deacon at First Baptist Church of Marshfield. He was a Gideon and Chaplain at Cox Medical Center in Springfield, Missouri. He was Past Master of the Masonic Lodge in Marshfield, past member of the Grand Lodge, past member of the American Legion and Oddfellows Lodge. He served many years as the Public Administrator for Webster County, Missouri.
Survivors include one son, Don Terry of Alexander; two grandchildren, Kim Cunningham of Alexander; Brad Terry and wife, Natalie of Benton; four great-grandchildren, Blake Cunningham, Bailey Cunningham, both of Alexander, Tonya Terry, Tiffany Terry, both of Benton, four sisters; Loita Ragsdale, Vieta Ragsdale, both of Marshfield, Maggie Perry of Springfield, and Juanita Carney of Green Bay, Wisconsin.
Mr. Terry was a longtime resident of Marshfield, Missouri. He was a member of Calvary Baptist Church of Benton, Arkansas, longtime member and deacon at First Baptist Church of Marshfield. He was a Gideon and Chaplain at Cox Medical Center in Springfield, Missouri. He was Past Master of the Masonic Lodge in Marshfield, past member of the Grand Lodge, past member of the American Legion and Oddfellows Lodge. He served many years as the Public Administrator for Webster County, Missouri.
Survivors include one son, Don Terry of Alexander; two grandchildren, Kim Cunningham of Alexander; Brad Terry and wife, Natalie of Benton; four great-grandchildren, Blake Cunningham, Bailey Cunningham, both of Alexander, Tonya Terry, Tiffany Terry, both of Benton, four sisters; Loita Ragsdale, Vieta Ragsdale, both of Marshfield, Maggie Perry of Springfield, and Juanita Carney of Green Bay, Wisconsin.
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