Terry is one of three people honoured with the 2000 King Clancy Award, a highly coveted award presented to Canadians who have increased public awareness about the potential of disabled people.
The King Clancy Award was established in November 1986 by the Canadian Foundation for Physically Disabled Persons. It commemorates the contributions of the late King Clancy, a well-known hockey player and humanitarian, and was formally presented to Terry, Walter Gretzky (Wayne’s father) and Stephanie MacClellan at the Sixteenth Great Valentine Gala at Toronto’s Westin Harbour Castle.