Funeral Service: Monday, December 29, 2008 at 1:00pm in the chapel of Stevenson and Sons Funeral Home in Forsyth.
Burial: will follow in the Veterans Section of the Forsyth Cemetery with Full Military Honors.
Terry Bruce Iholts, age 52 of Forsyth passed away on Thursday, December 18, 2008 at St. Vincent Hospital in Billings.
Terry was born November 11, 1956 the son of Richard and Bebe Jean Cook Iholts in Miles City, Montana. Terry attended schools in Forsyth and graduated from Forsyth High School. Following graduation, he entered the U.S. Marines where he served for over four years. He returned to Montana where he went to May School of Broadcasting in Billings. He then spent a few years living through out Montana. Eventually, he returned to Forsyth where he worked for KIKC for 13 years as a disc jockey. Most recently, he was working for the Billings Gazette and at the Speedway Cafe.Terry enjoyed Fantasy Football, the study of Western and particularly Montana History. He especially enjoyed his time with family and friends.
Terry was preceded in death by his parents Richard and Bebe Jean Iholts.
Terry is survived by his wife, Judy Piper and his son Cameron Littlebear Piper Iholts both of Forsyth; his stepdaughters, Cody Lovell of Forsyth, Rheannon Carlson of Kansas, Amanda Iholts of Miles City and Jolene Carnival of Simi Valley, CA.; his brother Ceann Eicholtz of Pennsylvania and his sister Bonnie Parton of Forsyth. Terry is also survived by his grandchildren, Rachel, Jeremy, Isabel and Emma and his nieces, Bronwen, Kate, and Erin.
Should friends desire, memorials may be made to the family of Terry Iholts, P.O. Box 862, 225 Nth. 10th, Forsyth, Montana.
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Angie Millsap-Lovell says
I’ll never forget Terry’s laugh. He always had a way of pulling me out of the dumps and turning my mood around. He always had an interesting story to tell. He and Judy took me under their wing when I had nowhere to go. I’ll never forget their generosity. I’ll miss Terry always and he will never be forgotten by the ones who truly loved him. I still can’t believe he’s gone.