Terry LeRoy Reems, 65, of St. Augustine, passed away Sunday, May 13, 2012, at his home. Born on March 19, 1947 in Fort Lauderdale, Fla., to Thomas and Mary Reems, he served with the Miami-Dade Metro Police force and later completed a career in law enforcement with the St. Johns County Sheriff"s Office.
Terry Reems loved all things outdoors. He always had stories about his adventures, law enforcement and his dogs. His neighbors frequently called on him to remove outside critters that wandered inside.
Terry is survived by his daughter, Lisa Marie Reems; her mother, Diane Roche; granddaughter, Brittney Marie Downs; brother, Roland Reems and his wife Barbara; nephews, Thomas and his wife Shera, Michael and his wife Miryam; and two grand nieces.
A memorial service will be held on Saturday, June 30, 2012, at 4 p.m. at the Villages of Vilano Clubhouse, located at 3655 Coastal Highway (A1A North), St. Augustine, FL 32084.
Craig Funeral Home Crematory Memorial Park (www.craigfuneralhome.com) is in charge of arrangements.
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Reggie Chitwood
September 11, 2012
I grew up with Terry in Ojus, Fl. Many fond memories of fishing for Snook off the railroad tressel. Great Friend.
Sandra Wise MacArthur
July 9, 2012
You will remain in my heart forever...as children and cousins we had such a wonderful time. I was always sorry we were so far apart. Just knowing you're not here makes me really sad but I'm greatful you're no longer in pain. God Speed!
Douglas Woodall
June 25, 2012
When I worked with Terry on patrol here in St. Johns County, he'd always have a story to tell that would make you laugh. He was definitely a gifted storyteller who knew when to embellish something just enough to make a good story a great one. May those who mourn and grieve his passing be comforted in the knowledge that God loved Terry more than we can ever imagine. Rest in peace, my friend.
Robin
June 16, 2012
During this time of reflection I know from my heart Terry was a wonderful husband, father and provider. I spent many good years with him to know that he loved being in Law Enforcement. He had a fun since of humor. I will always charish our time together and everything that we experienced was a journey not to be forgotten. May your soul be a peace Terry.
Chris and John Renninger
June 10, 2012
Thank you for being a good neighbor and friend. We miss you and pray your soul is at peace.
Bill Wingo
June 5, 2012
You are my friend, one of a few. You are missed very much, by me and lexie
Lexie
June 5, 2012
I miss you so much. Thanks for loving me and bringing me bones everyday.
Debra Morris and Steven Apte, Ace Fireasrms
June 5, 2012
We had the pleasure of spending everyday with Terry in our store. He loved to hang out with us and share stories with us and the customers. Terry became more than a friend, he became part of our family. We miss his daily presence and the love and friendship that we shared. He will remain forever in our heart.
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