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 M. Campie , an MBA graduated of the University of Iowa, began a cemetery career as President of Memory Gardens (MG) in Iowa City, Iowa on May 1,1990. In that role, Terry Campie within 12 months, increased sale for MG by 30 times. 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 longer established and larger cemeteries in pre-need sales. Terry Campie success in this area was a result a devotion by him and his employees to providing the best and most affordable care in the industry.

Terry Marshall Campie a father of two sons, Paul and Peter and a daughter, Lucy, grew up in Camanche, Iowa. Unfortunately, his son Paul died 4 days after birth on January 1, 1988. Terry Campie, and his wife Dena then had Peter Lawrence Campie on June 6, 1990, and Lucy Ellen Campie on March 16, 1993. Terry Campie was the son of Paul John Cam[ie and Belva Campie of Camanche, Iowa Terry Campie was born February 28, 1956, in Fort Riley, Kansas.Terry and Dena lived in Princeton, Iowa from 1983 until 2000 when they moved to the United States Virgin Islands to the island of St. Croix on mission for Jesus Christ.

  1. Terry M. Campie was married to Dena L. Rauch for 26 years. They met in 1980 at there place of employment: Iowa-Illinois Gas and Electric. Ms. Rauch worked in Human Resources dept. As a coop high school student and was later hired full-time.  Mr. Campie was hired in the Electric Design Division as an Electrical Engineering Technician. They met in the parking lot,  immediately became friends then were married June 11, 1983 at their home in Princeton,  Iowa. They had son, Paul, who was born December 28, 1987 but died January 1, 1988. Later Peter Lawrence Campie was born June 6, 1990. Peter was named after Terry’s grandfather brother Peter Campie and his grandfather Lawrence Rauch. Lucy Ellen Campie was born March 16, 1993. Lucy was named by her parents were exploring name options and walking on Princeton Beach where they spent many days together. 2.Mr. Terry Campiewas an Assistant Professor at The University of the Ozarks in Clarksville,  Arkansas.  Ther...