Terry W. Stevens, 69, of rural Tipton, died July 12, 2020 at his home surrounded by family. Born July 25, 1950 in Frankfort, Ind. to James & Norma (Ward) Stevens. He married Brenda Click on October 4, 1998 and she survives.
Terry was a 1968 graduate of Clinton Central High School and a 1980 graduate of Manchester College with a degree in business administration and accounting. He was owner of Image Coaches in Warsaw, Ind. and Sounds of South West Florida in Fort Myers, Florida. He then worked for the State of Indiana as an auditor for 10 years before retiring. He was an usher for over 20 years at Warsaw United Methodist Church. Terry was a medic in the National Guard for 6 years.
Visitation and Services
Private family services will be held with burial in Whiteman Cemetery, Michigantown, Ind.
Survived by:
Wife: Brenda Stevens of rural Tipton, Daughter: Heather (David) Marshall of Warsaw, Son: Chad (Melissa) Stevens of Warsaw, 9 Grandchildren, 5 Great Grandchildren, 1 brother, 1 sister, 1 step-daughter, and 2 step-grandsons, also survive.
Preceded by:
He was preceded in death by his parents, a son, Kevin and a great granddaughter.
Brenda and family- know that our church and friends will continue to keep you and your families in our prayers. There is no closure to grief only completeness. You and Terry will always be in our hearts and prayers from rural Indiana to North Georgia and beyond. May God’s perfect peace abound over you now and forever. God’s love to all of you. Your friend since grade school. Even though times were difficult we found laughter in our sorrow. Betty Harmon-Caylor
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Facebook Twitter GoogleBrenda so sorry for your loss. You and his family are in our prayers
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Facebook Twitter GoogleBrenda,
Jim and I are so so sorry for your loss. You will be in my prayers in the coming days ahead.
Melinda (marsh) & Jim Johnson
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Facebook Twitter GoogleOur condolences are with you during this difficult time. We hope that all of the stories of love and great experiences can provide you with great comfort. Big hug to you, Brenda.
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Facebook Twitter GoogleSo sorry, love and prayers always.
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Facebook Twitter GoogleDear Brenda — My heart goes out to you and I am glad to know you have family to help provide comfort and support as you grieve for the loss of Terry. He was a good man. His sense of humor was appreciated by everyone and he was a fine example to all of us who knew him. May you find comfort in all the memories of your years with him. While he is gone, those memories will never die. With love from a CCHS classmate.
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Facebook Twitter GoogleBrenda, we are so sad that you have lost your beloved Terry. Please know you are in our hearts and prayers. We love you. Helen & Chet
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Facebook Twitter GoogleBrenda, so sorry to read about Terry’s passing. I know you will miss him terribly. My many thoughts and prayers are with you and your family.
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Facebook Twitter GoogleBrenda, I’m so very sorry to see of Terry’s passing this morning. Please know you will be in my prayers as your healing must begin. God bless you, my friend.
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Facebook Twitter GoogleDear Brenda, I’m so sorry for your loss of Terry. I will be praying for you.
Hugs my friend
Cathy Herr
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Facebook Twitter GoogleBrenda, sorry for your loss! Prayers for all through the trying days ahead! RIP Terry!!
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Facebook Twitter GoogleCondolences to all of the Stevens family,
Terry worked on the farm for us when he was still a teenager. He was a fine young man, extremely good looking, and great to be around. We’ve lost track over the years, but have thought of him often. It’s so sad to learn of his passing at such a young age. Please accept our heartfelt prayers and sympathy. May you find comfort in your precious memories.
Wayne & Karen
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Facebook Twitter GoogleBrenda and family, Terry was a great friend in our growing up years in Middlefork. He will be greatly missed by all. Peace and comfort to you.
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Facebook Twitter GoogleBrenda, you are in my thoughts and prayers in this sad time.
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Facebook Twitter GoogleBrenda, It is such a secret place, the land of tears. The Lord will be watching over you and your family. He will give you the strength you need to face the days ahead, the peace to quiet your soul, and the comfort you will need to carry you through. I wish you memories, that will bring a smile of comfort! Praying God wraps his arms around all of you. Bless you! Deb Orr Edwards
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Facebook Twitter GoogleBrenda and family,
I was very sad to read of Terry’s passing.
He was one of the good guys. I’m sure he will be greatly missed by all of you.
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Facebook Twitter GoogleTo the Stevens Family ,
We’re so sorry to hear about the passing of Terry. I remember riding the school bus with Terry, Connie , and Ward. Also, playing basketball with Terry in high school. I’m glad I got to visit with him at his and my wife’s 50th class reunion 2 years ago. Your family has our condolences. He was a Great guy. May you RIP Terry.
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Facebook Twitter GoogleBrenda, We are sad to hear about Terry’s passing. We were happy to see him at our 50th Class Reunion. We will be praying for you and your family during this difficult time. May God continue to give you strength today and always.
Mike & Renee Guffy
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Facebook Twitter GoogleBrenda & Family, so sorry for your loss.
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Facebook Twitter GoogleI’m so sorry for your loss. I’ll always remember the wonderful meals he brought to work. So disciplined he was with not straying away from them. Kind and considerate. Willing to help me with audit problems. He will be missed.
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Facebook Twitter GoogleI send my sincere condolences to Terry Stevens family. Terry was an excellent coworker in FSSA Audit Services with the State of Indiana. He was very helpful on multiple audits.
-Bob Millikan
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Facebook Twitter GoogleSorry to hear about your loss. I worked with Terry at FSSA (The State). I had the pleasure of sitting next to Terry for many years. It was always a pleasure to talk with Terry. He was always willing to offer his assistance to help others new to the audit world. He had a great sense of humor. He enjoyed telling stories about “the wife” and Lake Louis (as he called the sometime pond in the front yard). Again, sorry to hear about Terry’s passing.
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