Terry Brewster

Terry Brewster (known to his family and friends as “Brewster”), 68, of Phoenix, Arizona entered into heaven, with his wife by his side, on May 17, 2021 just after midnight. Terry was born in Salt Lake City Utah, the baby of seven children to G. Bernice (Behunin) and Laurence H. Brewster.

Terry and his family relocated to Arizona when he was only 4 years old. He attended school in the Phoenix area; and graduated from Washington High School. Just after high-school Terry landed a position working as an apprentice in the sheet metal industry. It did not take him long to figure out that this would be his “forever” career. He joined the Sheet Metal Workers Union 359 and began his 50 years career. Over time Terry achieved several levels in his field and completed many certifications.

For many years, Terry, enjoyed going camping in the mountains and most recently purchased a 5th wheel so he and Linda could camp in style. Terry loved to grill and smoke meat. He could be found on the weekends watching football or old westerns on TV. But Terry “Brewster’s” passion was the OAKLAND RAIDERS! Brewster was a true fan since the 60’s. Brewster had a large collection of Raiders memorabilia.

Brewster will be remembered for sense of humor, his passion for The Raiders, his lack of patience, stubbornness and his ability to always make others laugh and smile. And of course, without a doubt his love for Budweiser beer and Linda.

Brewster leaves behind his love of his life wife Linda children Terron “Bones” and Kimberly; grandchildren Savannah & Madilyn; great grandchildren Peyson “Cutter Coon” and Jazelle “Ellie”; His siblings, brother Rick and sister in-law Gloria, sister Alene and brother-in-law Quinn, sister Bonnie and brother in-law Karl. Nephews Robert aka Tubbs, Tom and Troy. Nieces Tammie, Robin, Brenda, Jamie and Kristen; and close friends are Dan Suiter, Lee Johnson, Ron Krstyen and many others.

Brewster is preceded in heaven by his parents Bernice and Laurence; and 2 brothers.

Services are scheduled for Sunday June 6 at 11am

Chapel of the Chimes 7924 N. 59th Ave. Glendale