Terry Blair (politician) Terry Blair (November 23, 1946 – June 26, 2014) was a member of the Ohio House of Representatives, serving the 38th District from 2009 to 2014. Career A graduate of Notre Dame and Loyola, Blair formerly served as a Washington Township trustee. He also served as the President of Buckeye Pools, Incorporated before retiring Ohio House of Representatives When incumbent Representative John White was term limited, Blair was one of two who sought to replace him. In the 2008 primary, Blair faced Dayton resident Tom Young, and went on to defeat him by 1,400 votes. He went on to easily win the general election, and reelection in 2010. He later served on the committees of Commerce and Labor, Financial Institutions, Housing, and Urban Development, Local Government (as Chairman), and Ways and Means. Blair won reelection with 65.64% of the vote in 2012 over Democrat Aaron Buczkowski. Death On June 26, 2014, it was reported that Blair had died, according to Ohio GOP officials. Positions and Policies Blair proposed a tax rebate system that allowed small businesses to receive a 5 percent sales-tax discount. "I think that would be a boon for smaller businesses," Blair said. "Like anything else, there is going to be a cost associated with this, but I think it will be a benefit for the economy because small business will start to feel a little more secure in what they're doing." References External links Votesmart.org.-Terry Blair Terry Blair for State Representative campaign website Category:2014 deaths Category:Members of the Ohio House of Representatives Category:1946 births Category:Ohio Republicans Category:People from La Porte, Indiana Category:People from Montgomery County, Ohio Category:University of Notre Dame alumni Category:Loyola University Chicago alumni Category:Businesspeople from Ohio Category:21st-century American politicians