Terry Demro
October 5, 1949 ~ May 18, 2018
Terry Ray Demro, age 68 of Nashua, IA died Friday, May 18, 2018 at his home in Nashua.
Funeral service will be held 10:30 a.m. Friday, May 25, 2018 at the United Methodist Church in Nashua with Rev. Darin Cerwinske celebrating the service. Military interment will be held at Oak Hill Cemetery in Nashua with Tracy Demro, Cade Demro, Chad Demro, Chris Demro, Tom Demro, Greg Woodin, Scott Woodin and Carrie Fisher serving as pallbearers. Honorary pallbearers will be Chancellor & Remington Johnson.
Friends may greet the family from 4:00 – 8:00 p.m. on Thursday, May 24, 2018 at Hugeback-Johnson Funeral Home – Olson Chapel in Nashua. Visitation continues an hour prior to the service on Friday at the church.
Terry Ray Demro was born October 5, 1949 in Charles City, IA the son of Ronald P. and Ruth Arline (Patten) Demro. He attended school in Nashua and graduated from Nashua High School in 1968.
After high school he entered the United States Air Force on March 19, 1969. He served his time during the Vietnam War and was honorable discharged from active duty on January 5, 1973. When he returned he was stationed in Grand Forks AFB Mekinock, North Dakota. Terry was in the reserves until January 13, 1975.
On October 28, 1978 he was united in marriage to Cynthia Ann Stith at the United Methodist Church in Nashua. To this union three children were born.
He worked at Western Auto in Grand Forks until he took employment at Waterloo Service Company in 1974 until 2007. After that he went to work for K&H Co-Op until his retirement in 2012.
In Terry’s free time you could often catch him fishing, deer or turkey hunting, trapping or making his own jigs to fish with. He enjoyed watching the Chicago Cubs, Iowa Hawkeyes and NASCAR. Spending time with his family was also very important to him. He was an avid outdoorsmen to say the least, who loved looking out over the Cedar River.
Terry is survived by his wife, Cynthia of Nashua, IA; one daughter Renae (Mike) Johnson of Nashua IA; two sons Randy (Amber Fratze) Demro of Nashua, IA, Ryan Demro of Nashua, IA; two grandsons, Chancellor Johnson of Nashua, IA, Remington Johnson of Nashua, IA; one brother Dennis (Zelda) Demro of Nashua, IA; two sisters, Vicki (William) Jones of Nashua, IA, Rhonda (Curt) Murff of Moekena, IL; four nieces, one nephew, two great-nephews, two great-nieces.
He was preceded in death by his parents.
Terry will be missed. A true gentleman.
Made some Great memories. Going to miss you lots. See you in heaven my friend, love Rick & Sue Sinnwell
John & Mary Tegtmeier
Terry was a fine cousin to have, many memories of his family and siblings, family reunions, weddings and of course funerals. May he rest in peace.
Our thoughts and prayers for the family.
Jim & Nelda Shepard
Yo a great friend and classmate: so sorry to for your loss
Prayers to Terry’s family at their time of loss. Terry will be missed.
Ryan and Randy – Shocked and so saddened by the news of your Dad’s passing. What pain you must feel. I’m so so very sorry. Hugging you from here, you guys. Please know we are keeping you in our prayers. – Meg and Garrett and kids
Prayers to the Demro family! So sorry for your loss. Bob and Denise Harrington
So very sorry to read of Terry’s passing. My prayers to all the family. Have fond memories from school days. God Bless, Connie Hicok Holstun
Great times together through the boys wrestling days. So sorry to hear of Terry’s passing. Praying for all of you. Erik and Cindi Nelson
Dennis and Zelda – I’m so sorry to read of your brother’s passing, Dennis. On behalf of the Andy and Sally Grober family, please accept my deepest sympathy.
thoughts and prayer for the entire family during this difficult time
Doug & Terri Gibbs
Thoughts and prayers to the family at this difficult time.
Thoughts and prayers to the family. ❣🙏🏽
Growing up with Randy and Ryan the Demro household was always a welcoming place where you were at ease. Terry always had a word of advise or encouragement, and I’ve always made it a point to stop in to visit Terry and Cindy whenever I am back visiting. Terry will be truly missed by the Nashua community.