Terry Marshall Campie

  Terry Marshall Campie has taught at 9 different colleges and universities including graduate studies. Much of his teaching experience has focused on business and other business courses, including accounting. Terry campie left school to apply the principles he taught and to care for his family. He used to walk to his school through a soybean field and when he thought of this experience today he felt proud and laughed a lot. Just like any other child of his age, he was also full of a lot of questions and confusion. Terry Marshall Campie  was one of the favorite students of his teachers and they do compliment his attire. He was not the topper of his class but yes, he always got better grades and was open to learning new things for his betterment. The journey of Terry Marshall Campie from his school to stand up for himself as an entrepreneur is really amazing!

  The life journey of Terry Marshall Campie is very inspiring. He went through many phases, ups and downs in his life. Terry started earning at a very young age to provide. If you are the one who finds himself a bit low, you must read the   whole life journey of Terry Campie . He is an MBA graduate of the University of Iowa and began a cemetery career as President of Memory Gardens (MG) in Iowa City, Iowa on May 1, 1990. Using his years of experience and skills,  Terry Campie  increased sales for MG by 30 times in just 12 months of joining. Terry Campie accomplished this through a formal sales program that offered innovative products and services to Johnson County, Iowa. Terry Campie’s leadership meant MG became the Midwest’s highest-selling cemetery, beating all of Iowa’s longest-established and larger cemeteries in pre-need sales. Terry Campie’s success in this area resulted from his and his employees’ devotion to providing the best and most affordable care in the ...

  Terry Campie is Christian.  Terry Marshall Campie  was born again in 1996 on his Grandfather’s birth date, July 17.     Terry Campie salvation began with repentance, with his wife Dena, while attending a Lutheran church in Princeton, Iowa. Prompted to attend church by the birth of his son, Pete, God moved on Terry Campie’s spirit by revealing unresolved sin; and grieving his heart.   Because Dena was already born again and had great need for the teaching of the Word, they both sought a Biblically based church.   Also because music was important to Dena, they had in their criteria uplifting worship.   They started their investigation with Cornerstone Baptist Church in Eldridge,   Iowa.   Once the music started they looked at each other and knee they had found their new church home.   They quickly got involved, Dena as a as a deaconess and Terry teaching. Their children, Pete and Lucy, embraced the programs an...

Terry Marshall Campie , a 1986 University of Iowa graduate in the Master of Business Administration program, created “EMS Detergent Services (EMS)” located in North Liberty, Iowa. EMS served over 500 customers in 5 states, both wholesale and retail solid, powder, and liquid detergents. Terry Campie created EMS by acquisition and through a intensive sales program. Terry Campie created EMS by acquired Energy Mizer Systems of Cedar Rapids, Iowa, New Outlooks of Hiawatha, Iowa and a Dubuque, Iowa detergent distribution company then relocating all three entities to North Liberty, Iowa. After turning down an offer to sell EMS to Ecolab, the world’s largest detergent company, he sold it to a local businessman. 

Terry Marshall Campie was recently approved as a mentor for the Davenport, Iowa “180 ministry”. Terry also attends weekly Bible Studies. Mondays are a men's study of Luke, Wednesdays a men/women's evening study of Matthew, and Saturday/Sundays study of Ezekial. He also leads /participates in a book study on Watchman Nee’s the “Spiritual Man” with a friend meeting weekly at a local truck stop in Clinton Iowa.

     Terry Marshall Campie began his entrepreneurial career in the cemetery business. He was elected as President of Memory Gardens Cemetery (MG) in Iowa City, Iowa. Simultaneously, Terry Campie was President and Chief Executive Officer of Memory Gardens Group Incorporated (MGGI). Terry Campiewas responsible for the operations of all cemetery operations including grounds maintenance and development. In one instance, Terry Campie redeveloped the center of the cemetery with few traditional burial spaces to above ground “columbarians” to accommodate 400 times more cremains burials. This provided Johnson County with its first dedicated cremation burial section.