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Mike was a graduate of Lafayette High School ('97). He was a member of the Lafayette Band (Marching, Symphonic, and Jazz). He was part of five state band titles and he marched in the Macy's parade in New York during his time with the band.
After he attended UK, Mike built a successful career in construction. He was a supervisor for IMI Concrete and was part-owner of Emerge Contracting. Emerge built several container homes in downtown Lexington, which were projects on which Mike had a leadership role.
Mike enjoyed old cars, movies, and music. He played the trumpet.
Mike is survived by his father Stephen W. (Christina) Terry of Lawrenceburg; his mother MaryAnn Terry (Kenneth Thompson) of Lexington; his former wife Jessica Merez of Texas; his sons, Chandler Martin of Lexington and Logan Martin of Texas; his sisters, Neisha Jett (Tim Livingston) of Dayton, Ohio and Amanda (Jason) Stewart of Lexington; his brother Austin Thompson of Lexington; his nephew Haiden Stewart of Lexington; great-uncle Matthew (Pat) Jordan of New York; and numerous cousins, extended family, and close friends.
Family and friends are invited to celebrate Mike's life from 3:00 to 5:00 p.m. on Saturday, June 7th at Clark Legacy Center-Brannon Crossing in Nicholasville.
In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to Bluegrass Care Navigators (https://www.bgcarenav.org/give).
To plant trees in memory, please visit the Sympathy Store.
Abbye Allan
June 3, 2025
MaryAnn, I am so sorry for the passing of Michael. My thoughts and prayers are with you all. Hold tight to all the memories. I'm so very sorry for your loss.
MaryAnn Terry
May 31, 2025
MommaT Mike Ts mom
May 30, 2025
Uncle Jimmy
May 29, 2025
Mike T was a rock solid man who never met a stranger. His love for his mother, family and friends was undeniable and was the backbone for all our gatherings and shenanigans.
Yes, it is unthinkable for all of us to lose someone in our family so young, but it reinforces the fact that we all have to live and love life and each other to the fullest just like my nephew did.
You will be toasted and remembered by your family forever. Rest in peace good man
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Mary Ann
May 29, 2025
Sarah Beth
May 28, 2025
Mike always made working at Redmons a fun time. Cherish the memories made with him and Jessie! Prayers for the family, he definitely deserves the most amazing celebration of life.
Pam Gardner
May 28, 2025
Steve and Tina, I am so very sorry for your untimely loss. My thoughts are with you both as you navigate through this and try to move forward. Peace be with you.
Pam Gardner
Karen Tackett
May 27, 2025
Michael´s mother, Mary Ann, is one of my oldest and dearest friends, so I have known Michael his whole life- even before he was born!
The world is definitely a bleaker place without Michael Terry in it- he will be greatly missed by everyone who knew and loved him.
My thoughts and prayers are with his family-not just today or tomorrow, but always. I hope eventually they will be able to find some peace and comfort.
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