Terry Lee Fauver, 64, of Winchester, Virginia passed away on Thursday, March 21, 2024 at Winchester Medical Center.
Services will be private.
Terry was born on December 14, 1959 in North Carolina to the late Raymond Fauver Sr. and the late Shirley Burkhart. He was also preceded in death by his dad, Donald Burkhart; and three siblings.
Surviving Terry are his loving wife of 34 years, “Cookie” Fauver; his children, Joshua Moses Fincham, Jacqueline Riffey (Chris), and Vanessa Fauver (Rodney); his brother, Kevin Burkhart (Rhonda); his 12 grandchildren; and his 7 great-grandchildren.
Terry was a veteran for the United States Army and served during the Vietnam War. He was a master plumber, gas man, and HVAC technician in three different states. He loved music and loved to sing karaoke.
In lieu of flowers memorial contributions may be made to the Wounded Warrior Project at https://support.woundedwarriorproject.org/
I knew Terry we went to school together he was always laughing and talking to everyone on the bus . He was a good friend with a good family. I seen him a couple months back at Walmart with his wife. He was doing well and looked good I enjoyed it so much catching up with him. My prayers and condolences go out to his family and may he RIP.
To Cookie and family,
We are are so sorry to hear about Terry. We will miss his great laugh and humor. Terry was a great man and a strong worker. We will miss him. Please let us know if you need anything. We will keep you in our thoughts and prayers.
Love,
Tammy Haines-Malatt, Aunt Betty Haines and Jerry Haines and our families
Craig Fox
March 26, 2024
I’ve known Terry for many years and he was a great friend of mine. I’ll deeply miss him and all the good times we had together whether it was going to breakfast on Sunday or it was him working on one of my rental units. He performed plumbing work for me on my house and my rental properties and only charged a fourth of the price that any other plumber would have charged. We always had a good time together whether it was going to breakfast on Sunday or was working on one of my rental units, he seemed to always be in a good mood. We had many a laugh together. He would always be there if you needed help. I know he had some health conditions, but he seemed to be getting better and the doctor was soon going to release him to go back to work. So, I was shocked when I was informed by his son Josh that he had passed. At first I thought it had to be a bad dream, this couldn’t have happened. However, I finally came to the realization that he had passed, and I was totally shocked. I couldn’t believe this had happened. He was way too young to leave his family and friends.
I use to go down to he and Cookie‘s house and visit on Saturday night and we always had a great time together talking, laughing and listening to music. One thing that truly amazed me about Terry is that he could recite the lyrics of every song that he played on his iPod (unbelievable). He was a wonderful friend and will never be forgotten. I will truly miss him and all the good times we had together. He was a very down to earth person who would do anything for you. Since he lived in the same neighborhood, it will be a constant reminder of him. When I go out to breakfast I will think about him.
There will be a huge loss for everyone that knew him, especially his family. I send the family my thoughts and love in the tragic loss of Terry. However, I know he will never be forgotten. It brings me close to tears just writing this letter. I send my deepest condolences to the family and friends of Terry.
Prayers and hugs for Cookie and all of Terry’s family. Our sincere condolences to you all on the loss of Terry. We met him 30 years ago when he did our plumbing on our new house. And have seen him several times since. Always a happy soul.