Robert Max Terhune Jr., a renowned stuntman and actor, was born on July 13, 1928, in Dayton, Ohio, to actor Max Terhune. In September 1936, his family relocated to California, marking a significant turning point in his life. His father, recognizing his son's affinity for horses, purchased his first horse at the age of eleven and encouraged him to ride it bareback for over a year, laying the foundation for his future equestrian pursuits.
As he grew older, Bob's natural talent and passion for rodeo led him to become a top rodeo star, a feat that would eventually lead him to join the Screen Actors Guild in 1948. Spanning over five decades, Terhune's illustrious career as both a stuntman and an actor was marked by numerous achievements and accolades.
Throughout his professional journey, Bob remained an active member of the Stuntman's Association, solidifying his reputation as a skilled and dedicated professional. Following his retirement, he relocated to Florida, where he discovered a new calling as a practicing minister. Tragically, Robert Max Terhune Jr. passed away at the age of 88 on August 9, 2016, leaving behind a legacy that continues to inspire and influence generations of stunt performers and actors alike.
