Fountain Inn Pillar Rodger “PD” Terry Passed Away Due To Cancer, Leaving His Wife, Nancy Hughes, and 2 Sons

Rodger "PD" Terry was a builder of community.

January 7, 2026

This article was last updated by Alisha Shrestha on January 6, 2026

Rodger “PD” Terry, a true leader of the Fountain Inn Parks & Recreation Department, passed away after a battle with cancer.

He was hospitalized for about 12 weeks and passed away early Monday morning on January 5, 2026.

Rodger “PD” Terry was one of the most devoted public servants in Fountain Inn, whose decades of work helped shape the heart of the community.

On February 28, 1977, his service began in the City, and he dedicated over three decades before retiring on June 9, 2011. He served as a Recreation Director and built the programs that defined life in Fountain Inn for generations.

Under his leadership, countless children played their first sports games, families created memories at city events, and lasting friendships were formed on the fields and courts.

His consistent care and commitment left a permanent mark on the city’s spirit. Today, his legacy lives on actively in the joy and connection he fostered.

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Fountain Inn Mourns Loss of Former Recreation Director Rodger “PD” Terry

Rodger “PD” Terry was a beloved pillar of the City of Fountain Inn community who passed away after a courageous battle with cancer.

His passing leaves a void that is deeply felt across the city and beyond.

PD Terry was a force of nature whose passion for people, parks, and programs shaped the very character of Fountain Inn.

His legacy is one of unwavering encouragement and mentorship. His stories will be treasured and passed down for generations to come.

It will continue to shine in every child he inspired to try their best, every coach he supported with wisdom, every family he welcomed to the ballfields, and every community project he championed with infectious zeal.

The greatest permanent reminder of his life’s work is PD Terry Park City.

It is a living, breathing monument to his dedication, where laughter, play, and community connection will forever echo his spirit.

PD Terry’s love for his family was the foundation from which all his service grew.

He built a beautiful family life with his devoted wife, Nancy Hughes, and their cherished sons, Josh and Tyler. He will be greatly missed by so many, but will never be forgotten.

His legacy of service, joy, and unwavering community pride will continue to inspire and guide us all.

The Terry family will soon announce the details regarding a memorial service to celebrate his extraordinary life.

Rest In Peace, Rodger “PD” Terry.

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Ashish Maharjan, author at Players Bio, has been covering news with a keen eye for detail and a knack for storytelling. A writer with a passion for capturing the essence of athletic competition.

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