Terry, 

I was deeply saddened when I heard of your passing after a years long battle with cancer, and I wanted to take a moment to let you know how you touched my life. From our practical joking days at Century 21, to playing racquetball with Kevin Daley…it was always a pleasure spending time with you (I’m sure Kevin still has bruises on his butt from when instead of calling a hinder, you would hit the ball as hard as you could! That’s why you usually beat us…we would both stand off to the side for fear of getting hit!!)

I also wanted to thank-you and let you know how much I appreciated your help when I was pursuing my lifelong dream. Your unwavering commitment, support, and tough love were the biggest reasons I was able to do so.  So much of what I am doing today is the direct result of you pushing me to achieve my goals. One of the pictures is from “Unfinished Business”, the documentary that you were a big part of; the other is what you helped me to achieve.

I remember speaking to a group of First Nations people a few years ago, and when I was done, a gentleman from the audience came up to me. Because he saw you in the documentary, he shared a story with me about when he was a kid and had no skates…he said that you gave him a pair of your skates so that he could play hockey. That’s who you were Terry: for as tough as you were, I have yet to meet anyone with a bigger heart!!

Your infectious smile, laugh, energy and enthusiasm for life (and the City of Regina) have always inspired me.  I will never forget you, Terry. Rest In Peace.

Greg Horvath

A few years ago my good friend and trainer Terry Hincks lost his battle cancer.  His passion and commitment to helping me prepare me for a grueling college football training camp was critical. We lose so many good people to cancer. Because Terry was so influential to making my dream come true, I’ll be donating a percentage of proceeds of each sale of Unfinished Business to cancer research to hopefully help others live their dreams!