Terrence "Terry" Ashburn

4/26/1944-06/30/2024

Terrence "Terry" Ashburn

4/26/1944-06/30/2024


Terrence S. “Terry” Ashburn, of Pierceton, Indiana passed away peacefully at home on June 30th 2024 at the age of 80. Born on April 26, 1944 in Alameda, California, Terry grew up to serve his county and community with distinction and dedication.

A proud veteran, terry enlisted in the United States Army, achieving the rank of SP5 before receiving an honorable discharge in 1973. Following his Military service, he resumed his career with General Motors in the Dayton, Ohio area, where he was a respected tool maker for 48 years.

Terry attended Chaminade High School in Dayton, Ohio and remained active in various hobbies throughout his life. An avid golfer and fisherman, he also had a passion for tinkering with cars and electronics. In his younger days, Terry was enthusiastic cyclist and, marathon runner.

He is survived by his wife of 21 years, Robin Ashburn of Pierceton, Indiana; daughter Lisa Yakout of Maine; and sister Karen Shanhan of Massachusetts. Terry was Preceded in death by his parents, Harry C, Ashburn and Nell V.(Jones) Ashburn.

A memorial service for Terry will be planned at a later date. Magnolia Cremations is assisting the family during this time.

In lieu of flowers, memorial donations may be directed to Parkview Hospice at Donate.parkview.com

Terry’s legacy of Dedication and service will be remembered by all who knew him

Condolences (2)



Lisa Ashburn Yakout

Dad,
I miss you. I think of all the wonderful times we spent together. The most recent when you were here in, Maine. The beautiful mountains and lakes.
I think of all the things we did together through life. Like taekwondo, you teaching me to roller skate. The basketball hoop you put up for me. Throwing different balls in the backyard. You and Mom coming to see me in marching band. The dogs Heidi and Runi. On and on.
I will always miss my Daddy. Rest in Heaven with Jesus.

Lisa Ashburn Yakout

Dad,
I miss you so much. I think of all the good times. I love that you were able to visit me here in Maine.
I am thankful for all that you taught me.
Your girl is taking care of herself, unlike you asked. I’ll be ok with all our memories.
One day we will be together, forever..
all my love