Terry Wick

Terrence Leo "Terry " Wick, 77, was a caring father, grandfather, son, brother, and friend. He passed away at home on Thursday, February 8, 2024. He was born November 1, 1946 in Sioux Falls, South Dakota to the late Roland T. Wick and Esther M. Lafontaine Wick.

Terry is survived by son, Daniel Cody Wick and wife, Haley; daughter, Helen Marie Wick; grandchildren Sonnie Katherine Wick and Rutherford Roland Wick; brother, Roland T. Wick Jr. and wife, Linda; sister, Beth Jennings and husband, Dan; brother-in-law William Fatland; sister-in-law Jane Wick and former wife and life-long friend Ann Handy. 

In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death by his brother Hal G. Wick and his sister, Mary Kaye (Wick) Fatland.

He attended school at St. Joseph's Cathedral, O'Gorman High School, and Washington High School. After graduating, he enlisted in the United States Navy Submarine Service where he found a love for cooking and the ocean. 

Following his military service, he began a life-long dedication to the food and beverage industry. He successfully shared his love of entertaining from managing 'The Clubhouse', to owning several local restaurants, including the popular downtown Augusta 'Eatcetera' to catering countless special occasions for dear friends and family.  He was immensely involved in bringing events to the CSRA. From 'Arts in the Heart' to the Augusta Southern National Boat Races he continually strived to make the community a better place. 

His memberships in St. Mary on the Hill Catholic Church, the American Legion, and Patrick Walsh Council of the Knights of Columbus provided him the opportunity to give back to the communities he so loved.  When not serving others, his grandchildren Ford "Ace" Wick and Sonnie Kate "Monkey Shines" Wick, filled his heart and free time with great joy. 

Supporting the community, the organizations he believed in, and his family and friends is what kept Terry young at heart. He was selfless in all endeavors and always lent a helping hand. Terry’s acts of service touched many people, and his belief in contributing to something bigger than himself will continue to serve as an inspiration. 

A funeral Mass will be celebrated on Tuesday, February 13, 2024 at 2:00 PM at St. Mary on the Hill Catholic Church with Fr. Mark Ross celebrant. The family will receive friends following the Mass at Knights of Columbus for a celebration of life. 

Memorial contributions may be made to the Greater Augusta Chapter of the Georgia Right to Life or the Knights of Columbus, Patrick Walsh Council #677.