Terry Drymon

Terry grew up in Tampa and got excited about broadcasting and photography at a very early age. When he was only 14, he covered President Kennedy's visit to Tampa for his school paper, The Buchanan Junior High School Buccaneer, and nearly got clubbed by the Secret Service for getting to close to the chief executive.

He went to work for WEDU at 15 in the production department, running camera, audio, working on lighting and building sets. During his employment there, Tedd Webb arranged for him to lose his virginity in the prop room in return for setting Tedd up with a tour of the station's master control center (what a deal!).

Worked at Charles Fuller Productions as a production assistant, then went on to WLCY-TV Channel 10 to work in production. He served as a medic in the United States Navy, 1969-1972, and was stationed in Jacksonville and Key West.

Upon his discharge, he became director & producer at TelePromTer Cable in Pinellas County, where he starred in his own twice-a-week children's action series "Captain Spacey," produced by WTVT's Mike Clark.

In 1974, Terry became one of the Bay Area's finest glamour photographers, shooting fashion for Robinson's, Maas Brothers, Colony Shops and a host of other advertisers and catalog producers.

He continues working in photography and does computer consulting to this day.

February 2004 Update:
Terry is now living in Las Vegas and working for an AWESOME company... Traffic-Power.com. "My health is MUCH better, and I thank the big guy upstairs... I was not ready to go yet."