David "Bear" Randall Terrell, II

David "Bear" Randall Terrell II was born September 7, 1980, to his parents, Randall Terrell and Marie (Terrell) Armes, making his appearance one week early in Waco, Texas and he has been surprising everyone and anyone every chance he could ever since. Bear left us way too soon on February 13, 2024 in Fort Payne, AL. We will remember him with love, laughter, and tears on Saturday, March 16, 2024 at 10:00 AM, 6011 E. Ranch Road 2291, Junction, TX 76849. His ashes will be interred in the family cemetery. 

Bear was a member of the class of 1998 in Junction, TX. He excelled at Cross Country, 1600 meters and the 3200 meters where his record still stands today. He played football, basketball, and tennis. Bear had a love for the outdoors, having nothing but Texas Uncles, he learned to hunt and fish at an early age and continued that love all through his life. He briefly served as a youth pastor in Texas & Oklahoma. Bear was the ultimate salesman, and he found his calling the car business. Winning Salesman of the Month became a running title and one he was proud of. He was active in the Fort Payne Community. His crooked Terrell smile and enthusiasm was infectious. His laughter filled the room, as much as his presence. The impish glint in his bright blue eyes, you just knew he was up to something. If you knew Bear well, you just knew him. 

Those that preceded him death were his father, Randall Terrell; his grandparents, Charles & Sara Ringling, Norman Goodwin; his uncles, Parke, Scot, & David Goodwin.

Those left to mourn him, and miss his laughter are his wife, Roseanna Terrell; her children, Shyane and Joshua; his mother-in-law, Deborah Lynch; his sons, Nathan Terrell Caraway, Chance Terrell Ferguson, Conner Randall Terrell; his mother, Marie Armes (Clay), his sisters, Keeley Armes-Smith (Kevin), DeLana Lara (Francisco); uncles, Kirk Ringling, Mark Terrell (Tina) and Robert Terrell (Tina); his Poppa, David H. Terrell; Granny, Betty Ann Kelley; his aunts, Pamela Terrell Crawford (Greg), Lynette Dimbero (Ted), Chiffon Erwin (Matthew), Carolyn Barnhill (Autry), Mary Morin (Dean), Lisa Hagood (William), Laura Foster (Dale), Carol Lamb; and numerous nieces and nephews and dear friends.