Terry Anderson Tributes
 

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What happened to Terry Anderson??? There is no information on him what so ever online....I didn't even know he was sick! I just listened to him a couple of weeks ago and heard no indication that he was even ill...does anyone know what happened??

The word is he had cancer. Nothing more than that. And yes, it was very sudden.

Follow up from Tom Tancredo:

http://www.wnd.com/index.php?fa=PAGE.view&pageId=176897

I was told it was pancreatic cancer. I spoke to Terry on the 6th of June at the rally in Arizona. He was having a hard time with the heat and the medics were attending to him. But as I spoke with him, I don't notice any difference in him voice than any of the other times I had spoken with him. He and I had a secret joke that we laughed about. He sure will be missed.

I am devastated. Personally and profoundly devastated. I was a regular listener to his show since the first broadcast.

Terry Anderson first got me into this whole movement at an American Patrol rally in 1995. He asked me to come to the 1996 rally at the Federal Building that almost turned into a riot, and turned me into total anti criminal immigration.

Terry Anderson will be so greatly missed. He was much, MUCH loved.

Terry
 

I met Terry about 4 years ago when he was an invited guest speaker in the Danbury, Connecticut high school theatre. It was sponsored by a local anti illegal immigration group in that area. Back then FAIR was also very much involved and had a very good rep in the North East region.

He had a VERY intense dislike for illegal aliens and told the story of how his neighborhood was gradually infested and essentially turned into a third world Latino/Hispanic ghetto, with the attendant problems, crime, racism - tan on black.

He was a big personality dressed in bib overalls and had a booming voice. He was a good speaker and much appreciated by the audience.

I saw his photos from time to time on various forums and followed his activity from the East Coast. He certainly was a force for good.

Very sad and a great loss.

Update:

http://sonorannews.com/archives/2010..._Anderson.html