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Terry George Loucks
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Terry Loucks, age 58, of Rochester, formerly of the Preston area, died Saturday, June 3, 2000 of heart failure at St. Marys Hospital in Rochester.
He was born April 30, 1942 in Spring Valley. On April 7, 1962 he married Gail Bartels in Lime Springs, IA and together they raised five children. He was employed at IBM for 26 years as a Sr. Electronic Data Interchange (EDI) Systems Analyst. Throughout his career at IBM, he authored and published several articles for EDI World Magazine and became a keynote speaker at Worldwide Industry Trade Show events. Upon his retirement he opened a consulting company and telephone answering service called GTL Business Support, Inc., based in Rochester. Most recently he had been working at Crenlo, Inc in Rochester as an EDI Specialist. He also worked part-time at Red Owl Foods for 17 years and was the Sunday School Superintendent for Bethel Lutheran Church. He coached Park and Rec. Girls Softball, Boys Little League Baseball and Rochester Youth Soccer. He enjoyed fishing, stamp and trading card collecting and spending time with his family.
Mr. Loucks is survived by his wife, Gail; five children, Laurie Loucks, Lisa Loucks-Christenson, Brian Loucks, Heather Apple and Micheal Loucks; six grandchildren; his parents Olive and George Loucks and a sister, Kay Hagen. His was preceded in death by an infant sister.
Funeral services for Mr. Loucks were held Wednesday, June 7th at Bethel Lutheran Church in Rochester with the Rev. Julie Rogness officiating.
He was born April 30, 1942 in Spring Valley. On April 7, 1962 he married Gail Bartels in Lime Springs, IA and together they raised five children. He was employed at IBM for 26 years as a Sr. Electronic Data Interchange (EDI) Systems Analyst. Throughout his career at IBM, he authored and published several articles for EDI World Magazine and became a keynote speaker at Worldwide Industry Trade Show events. Upon his retirement he opened a consulting company and telephone answering service called GTL Business Support, Inc., based in Rochester. Most recently he had been working at Crenlo, Inc in Rochester as an EDI Specialist. He also worked part-time at Red Owl Foods for 17 years and was the Sunday School Superintendent for Bethel Lutheran Church. He coached Park and Rec. Girls Softball, Boys Little League Baseball and Rochester Youth Soccer. He enjoyed fishing, stamp and trading card collecting and spending time with his family.
Mr. Loucks is survived by his wife, Gail; five children, Laurie Loucks, Lisa Loucks-Christenson, Brian Loucks, Heather Apple and Micheal Loucks; six grandchildren; his parents Olive and George Loucks and a sister, Kay Hagen. His was preceded in death by an infant sister.
Funeral services for Mr. Loucks were held Wednesday, June 7th at Bethel Lutheran Church in Rochester with the Rev. Julie Rogness officiating.
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