Huron County MI Archives Obituaries.....Terbrack, James Michael June 22, 2025
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Apsey Funeral Home, Deckerville, Michigan
James Michael Terbrack  
February 10, 1963 - June 22, 2025
James Michael Terbrack, age 62 of Deckerville, a cherished family man, respected 
agronomist, and lover of the great outdoors, passed away peacefully due to 
natural causes on June 22, 2025, in McLaren Hospital Port Huron, Michigan.  Born 
on February 10, 1963, in Harbor Beach, Michigan, James lived a full and vibrant 
life dedicated to his family, his work, and his passion for nature.  James, 
known affectionately as Jim by those who knew him best, graduated from Ubly High 
School in 1981 and went on to further his education as an Agronomist.  His 
academic pursuits laid the groundwork for a successful career as an agronomist, 
where he served the farming communities of Huron and Sanilac Counties with 
dedication and expertise at the Co-Op Elevator in Ruth since 1981.  James's love 
for his family was evident to all who had the pleasure of knowing him. 

He is survived by his loving wife, Tina (Bouvrette) Terbrack, who he married on 
August 24, 1985, at St’s Peter and Paul Church in Ruth, MI, and their five 
children: Kevin (Michelle) Terbrack, Adam (Christina) Terbrack, Erin (Casper) 
Terbrack, Morgan Terbrack, and Olivia Terbrack.  His legacy continues through 
his six grandchildren: Avery, Joey, Ben, Noah, Antonio, and Will, who will miss 
their grandfather's warmth and wisdom.  James is also survived by his brother, 
Richard (Sue) Terbrack, and sisters, Jean (Joe) Matesic, Maryann Ruttenbur, and 
Sandy (Dave) Irby, as well as several adoring nieces and nephews.  Preceded in 
death by his father, Joseph F. Terbrack, and mother, Darlene M. Bellor, James 
now joins them in eternal rest, leaving behind a legacy of love and memories 
that will be cherished by all who knew him.

James's affinity for the outdoors was more than a hobby; it was a way of life.  
His gardens were a testament to his patience and skill, while his hunting, 
fishing, and trapping adventures reflected his respect for nature and his joy in 
being part of the natural world.  These interests not only provided him with 
tranquility and fulfillment but also created countless cherished memories with 
family and friends.  James's impact on his community and the agricultural 
industry was significant.  His commitment to sustainable farming practices and 
his willingness to share his extensive knowledge made him a valued colleague and 
a treasured mentor to many.  Memorial donations may be given to Deckerville 
Project Blessing Food Bank.  Arrangements for services are to be made at a later 
date.
Published Apsey Funeral Home, Deckerville, Michigan.


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