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His famous quote to say was “There’s two kinds of people in the world, those that ride a Harley and those that wish they did.” After his retirement he spent most of his time riding his beloved Harley. Terry spent 20 years of his career as a Constable in the RNC then with the liquor board corporation and he was also the sheriff for the territory of Nunavut as well as the chief of municipal enforcement for the city of Iqaluit. He was a member of the Heritage Riders group and loved every moment he spent with his buddies. Terry had his own style and was proud to wear his leathers. This is how Terry loved to be known, he was a rebel before it was cool to be.

The principal’s first response was down here we wear shirts. The first day he went to school in Burin he wore faded jeans and his black leather vest with no shirt and his hair was down pass his shoulders. To better know who Terry was you had to have known him. Terry was born in the small town of Ramea and moved to Burin to complete his last year of school. Predeceased by wife Julia and parents Ronald and Netta. Leaving to mourn with fond and loving memories his partner Patsy Francis sons Kyle (Amanda) of Toronto and Michael (Keisha) of Marystown granddaughter Eva Marie and sister Sharon Noseworthy plus many other friends. It is with great sadness we announce the passing of Terry Augustus of Marystown at Burin Peninsula Health Care Center on Jat the age of 67 years.

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