Patrick A. Terry

Patrick Terry Obituary

Terry Patrick "Pat" A. Terry, age 51. Born April 2, 1962 passed away June 20, 2013 following complications associated with a prolonged illness. Preceded in death by his father Paul A. Terry and mother Mary Lou Vince. Survived in life by his loving daughter, Destinee Terry; son, Logan Terry; and grandson, Jeramiah Chavis; sister, Rebecca Dingess of Laurelville, OH; brothers, Dale Terry of Columbus and Scott Ruch of Westerville, OH; nephew, Johnny Diaz of Tucson, AZ; and numerous nieces and nephews. Pat will be remembered and missed as a devoted father and grandfather; brother and uncle; and friend to those who knew him. Pat dealt with his illness with grace, humility, and strength; providing comfort to his family and friends who mourn his passing. Pat enjoyed fishing, golf, repairing automobiles, and spending time with his family. Contact family members for celebration of life service. Arrangements by SHAW-DAVIS FUNERAL HOMES.

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Published by The Columbus Dispatch from Jun. 20 to Jun. 21, 2013.

Memories and Condolences
for Patrick Terry

14 Entries

Sherris Helsel

July 21, 2013

My condolences to the Terry family for your loss. I knew Pat back in the day. So young, such a tragedy! Prayers to the family!

Patrick Terry

tiffany ruch

June 29, 2013

I miss you already uncle Pat. Everyone is so upset your gone. but i know you're in a better place now and not suffering with all the pain. RIP love you!

SONYA FERGUSON (BOOTH)

June 22, 2013

IN MEMORRY OF PATRICK A. TERRY R.I.P. OUR FRIEND YOU WILL ALWAYS HOLD A SPECIAL PLACE IN OUR HEARTS AS THE MEMORIES AS STORIES WILL ALWAYS BE TOLD WE LOVE YOU BEAR MISS YOU ALWAYS .

sonya ferguson (booth)

June 22, 2013

my deepest condolences to the terry family.i knew pat (bear)from the reynoldsburg pool as skateing rink my aunt vera barney owned both . bear was always a great freind to me he was always there when you needed him he greeted you with a smile as he never met a stranger everyone was his friend . bear had a heart of gold he luved his family sooooooo much as friends. please know that your family is in my thoughts as prayers . god speed my dear friend r.i.p. we will always miss you our hearts will always hold all our memories of you

Todd Ferguson

June 22, 2013

My thoughts and prayers go out to the family

Mike Pysher

June 22, 2013

My deepest sympathy's to Bears family. I never even knew he had kids and grand kids. If they grew up to be like him they are exceptional people as that was who Bear was. I've thought of him often in the last 20 years. He was truly one of my best friends. I will miss him. RIP old friend.

Pat McReynolds

June 21, 2013

Rest in Peace my friend,Thoughts and prayers to get the Family through this hard time

June 21, 2013

Destinee and Logan--I am so sorry for your loss. Your dad and I didn't always agree but one thing that I always knew about him was how much he loved his children. I love you both very much and I am here for you if you need me.
Love, Brenda

Debi Bateman (Gillenwater)

June 21, 2013

I will always remember Bear and seeing him walking down the street in our old Brookside neighborhood in the Burg. He always had a smile and a kind word for everyone. This carried through to adulthood. Bear you will be greatly missed, but your smile and friendship remains with all of us that loved you.

June 21, 2013

Destinee and Logan--Your dad and I didn't always agree on things, but one thing I always knew was that he loved his children. I am so sorry for your loss. I am here if you need me.
Love, Brenda

Debbie "Pool Pub" Burke-Shull

June 21, 2013

My deepest condolences to the Terry Family. I loved bear like a brother , He named me "Pool Pup " when I used to work at the Reynoldsburg Swimming Pool . He was such a GREAT guy , and always willing to help out a friend ,I will miss him . Love you "BEAR" ...RIP <3

Tommy Shoemaker

June 21, 2013

I've known you since the age of 5 when I moved one house down from your family. I learned through the following years that blood doesn't equate to "family".

I learned that step-brothers and step-sisters can be closer than actual blood relatives. It's all about the time invested with one another and shared experiences. I may have been an only child, but learned I could have brothers and sisters. I proudly and lovingly claimed you as my brother. From the day we met in 1968 to the present....just look at all the time invested with one another and all of our shared experiences! Of all my "brothers and sisters", you were the one with whom I remained the closest into adulthood.

When I completed my service in the Army and got a job driving a truck cross-country...I choose you as my helper and we travelled America together. Each step along the, we sought out friends and family to spend time with...My "brother" from the service Charlie Richards in northern California, your sister Sally and her family in Tucson, my "brother" from the service Tony Wall and your brother Dale, both in Albuquerque. We had so many good times and harrowing adventures..our time on the road together became legendary and the tales continue to be told to this day!

I was there when you met your future wife, I was the Best Man (and the only person) at your wedding, and i took you two on your "honeymoon". I was there in your life for the birth of your two beautiful children, Destinee and Logan.

I can't believe you've moved on... I'm gonna miss you so much, my brother....but you will live on in my memories and in the stories of bold adventure that I will continue to share!

I love you, Bear

Phyllis Scarberry (Basye)

June 21, 2013

Terry Family, So sorry to hear about Pat. I was good friends with him as a kid. I remember going to the Skating Rink with him. RIP

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