September 7th, 2024
Net proceeds benefiting the Edina Community Foundation to support Terry Anderson scholarships, the American Heart Association and the Marsha Buchok Circle of Friends Fund.
Register or DonateThis year's main event will be a 1:30 shotgun at Rush Creek Golf Club. The course is located at 7801 County Road 101 in Maple Grove. There is construction on 101. We will send out info prior to the event... but make note so you are aware of potential detours.
$150 per player includes golf, cart and dinner catered by D'Amico.
This year's 9 hole event will be at Braemar's executive Course. The course is located at 6364 John Harris Drive in Edina. You will be assigned a tee time beginning at 4:00.
$65 per player includes golf, cart, and dinner catered by D'Amico.
Dinner, live band ( yes...The Teardowns will be back!! ) silent auction and kid friendly activities will follow at the Andersons - 5201 Doncaster Way, Edina. Doors open at 6:30pm.
Food will be catered by D'Amico.
Adults : $35
Children ( 7-18 ) : $10
Children ( 6 and under ) : free
Each year a silent auction is held at the after party. If you have something you would like to contribute to that... we would greatly appreciate it.
You can email Cindy at TAMGTmail@gmail.com or call or text to 952.240.5077 with any questions or if you would like to have us make a pick up.
Thanks so much for your consideration.
Even in his youth Terry Anderson was found behind a camera. Growing up in Fairmont, Minnesota he always enjoyed an interest in art and photography. He pursued both in college when he began his professional career as a portrait photographer. On January 1, 1978, he moved to Minneapolis with his new wife, Cindy, and continued his career in photography when he began working for Glen and Sue Silker the following day. Coincidentally, Terry and Glen were both born and raised in Fairmont, graduating from the same high school 18 years apart.
Terry learned the commercial side of photography from Glen and Sue. As the business grew, Terry was a vital part of that success. He was the chosen successor when the Silkers retired in 1992 and the industry moved away from film to a new digital medium. He embraced the change and excelled. The business was sold and renamed Terry Anderson Photography. Over the years, the studio flourished and great relationships were developed. Terry was an artist with a camera, but never let a lens distance himself from people. He always employed his sense of humor and personable nature to set people at ease and make them smile. His heart was big and kind allowing him to see and capture the beauty of the world in his pictures. The career was perfect for Terry. He loved his work and his clients and treated them with respect, care and consideration.
On the morning of February 23, 2009, a bright crisp day without a hint of foreboding, Terry Anderson died as suddenly as the clicking off of lights. His passing slammed the hearts of so many. The brightness on the day of his funeral was fitting for the man who loved light.
To honor Terry's professional legacy a scholarship for young photographers has been established in his name. An annual golf tournament, a sport loved passionately by Terry, will support the funding of the scholarships and other worthwhile organizations such as the American Heart Association.
We would love to hear from you - questions, feedback, stories about Terry, anything!
Terry Anderson Memorial
5201 Doncaster Way
Edina, MN 55436