Terry Dale Bundy

1953 – 2025

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Terry Dale Bundy passed away peacefully, surrounded by loved ones, leaving behind a legacy of laughter, music, and deep devotion to his family.

Born in 1953 in Zanesville, Ohio, Terry was the son of Mary Eloise (Terry) and Harry Dale Bundy. He was raised a proud Buckeye fan — a passion that stayed with him for life.

Terry spent much of his working career in the restaurant industry, rising to the position of district manager, where his leadership, warmth, and humor made him beloved by his teams. He finished his professional journey serving the public at the Warren County Board of Elections in Ohio, contributing with pride and dedication. He was also actively engaged in the Obama campaign, a cause he passionately supported and remained proud of throughout his life.

A true rock ‘n’ roller at heart, Terry and Cammie went to over 150 concerts together, creating unforgettable memories along the way. They met in 1996, married in 1998 in Las Vegas — by Elvis, of course — and shared a life rich in laughter, travel, and music. Terry always said Cammie was the love of his life.

A natural storyteller and jokester, Terry was the life of every gathering. He loved playing cornhole with friends and family, and enjoyed long walks with his two dachshunds, Bandit and Smokey — who he adored and spoiled endlessly. He was a kind-hearted, effortlessly cool, hippie who loved and adored all his children.

Terry is survived by his cherished wife, Cammie Sue Bundy.

He had seven children: Kelly Bundy Owens, Stacy Hilde, Chad Bundy, Tyler Evans, Hillary Evans, Krista Sanborn, and Kendall Evans, along with seven grandchildren. He also helped raise his niece, Belle Jones, who held a special place in his heart.

He had four siblings whom he loved dearly: Eddie Irvin, Mary Roller, Marilyn Blattner, and Linda Hagness, along with many beloved nieces and nephews.

Terry’s infectious humor, big heart, and passion for music will live on in everyone who had the joy of knowing him.

Peace, love, and rock ’n’ roll, Terry. Power to the people.