Terry and his wife, Allean, and their twin daughters moved to Marshfield in 1988. Terry was the V&H Trucks President until his retirement in 2018. Terry received a degree in Business and Accounting from Madison Area Technical College. He brings a wealth of knowledge and a commitment to Marshfield and surrounding communities.

If you know a board of directors in Marshfield, Terry has probably served on it. The list includes MACCI (board president 1 year), Main Street Marshfield (board president 1 year), Marshfield Area United Way (president & drive chair 1 year), Wisconsin Auto & Truck Dealers Association, Marshfield Clinic Foundation (board chair 1 year), Mid-State Technical College, Wisconsin Conference Board of Trustees, Marshfield Clinic Health System, Security Health Plan, Marshfield Area Community Foundation (board president 1 year), Wesley United Methodist Church Council, Western Star National Dealer Council, & IMP Manufacturing Dealer Advisory Council. 

Terry served on two different advisory committees for the Marshfield School System, committees for the Health System, Auction of Champions, and Cancer Research. Terry assisted with the Chamber Caper for 6 years and served on committees for Capital Campaigns for House of the Dove, Heiting Athletic Field, Health System NICU Project, Marshfield Public Library, Wildwood Park Pavilion, and Hope Lodge. 

Any time you meet with Terry, he will share a story about his family. No doubt, his family means the world to him. He enjoys watching his grandchildren grow up, catching some Badger games in Madison, hunting, and tapping maple syrup. 

Terry is involved with so many community organizations it’s a wonder how he has time to serve on the Marshfield Area Community Foundation board. He said the Marshfield Area Community Foundation is an organization that does good in the community. Terry and his wife are committed to doing good as well. They have a donor advised fund and a scholarship set up at the Foundation. Terry and Allean are committed to making sure every kid gets a chance to use the community aquatic center as well as supporting other opportunities to help kids thrive.