I've updated the first page of this thread with a complete prize list and will add links to the newest prizes soon.
 
The new domain sould be fully propogated and it is  www.terryyocumraffle.com.  Drop me an email if you want to buy tickets or have some to sell at cr500_95@yahoo.com.  Have a nice holiday.
 
Scott

Scott,
     Please bring some tickets to the One Fly.  Or have a representative bring some.

scott check in the mail for tickets, just got home last week from alaska
so I got them out yesterday great job on your end thanks for all you did
   Dave

Dave,
 
Thanks a ton.  I have the flies and have sent you your tickets.
 
As far as tickets go, I have to admit that I'm pretty disappointed.  To date we have 8 tickets that people have actually mailed me money for and that I've returned ticket stubs to.  We have about 20 out to guys that have already donated stuff and I'd bet that they will either sell what they took or buy them themselves.  Those are guys that have already donated to make this raffle possible.
 
It looks pretty sad to me.  If you look back at the threads where guys post that "T" was my inspiration or he was a man to look up to, it is starting to seem like INTERNET hype to me.  I don't know what to say at this point really.  I know there is a fantastic list of prizes to be had that would retail for up wards of $2000.  I'm thinking that the guys that have bought tickets will be winning multiple prizes at this rate.
 
Skip does have a bunch in hand that he is going to get out around his area and I really appreciate what he is doing. 
 
Otherwise, I have to look at this experience as a very big shame to date.  Many on here have patted themselves on the back and feel good that they typed something nice but try to get them to separate themselves from their money and the story changes.  Weather you like the guy or not, the truth is simple.  A guy we all knew to some degree has died after a protracted illness and left a family behind.  Is $25 really all that much to ask in this world where it take can $50 or more to fill your gas tank?
 
To all of the guys that have donated flies, reels, rods, vests, cash and more...  You really are good people and I've let you down at this point.  All I can say is I'm sorry for over-estimating the board and people in general.
 
Scott

"Many on here have patted themselves on the back and feel good that they typed something nice but try to get them to separate themselves from their money and the story changes."

Ouch. 

"To all of the guys... I've let you down at this point."

You haven't let anyone down.  As far as I'm concerned, you've inspired.  You've done a lot of work, both in building and organizing.  I've got my own reasons for falling short of my own expectations in this, but I feel that the up-coming One Fly is our great opportunity to sell tickets on this side of the state. 

Skip does have the tickets, and he's already contacted outlets for the sale of them, but those attending the October 6th event will be able to buy directly from Skip himself.  It's a free event, so prying a few bucks from each of the attendees shouldn't be that difficult.  We hope.  I believe there are well over 40 people signed up to be there, and if we got half that number to purchase a ticket, that would be good.  If we got everyone to buy one, that would be great.

Don't give up hope.  I believe we will be able to do a very good thing for Terry's family.

Scott-- My Dad always told me, "Rome wasn't built in a day." I hope this holds true in this regard.
Your efforts have been righteous, so don't blame yourself.
I admired Terry because he always looked at the glass as half-full. Let's keep his mind frame for this project.
Whatever we raise for Terry's family will be from the hearts of the real, true F.O.T..
I hope to see you at Big Run, I have my ticket's sold and the money for the donation.
 
PS- You told me to remind you about updating all the prize pics. Sorry, just bein' a PIA
 

Scott, I mailed you a check this am for my two tickets. Don't worry, I think guys will pony up as the deadline nears.  Good luck and thanks again.

What everyone has said. Do not beat yourself up. You have done so much. I have some sold and will see you at the banquet. I too was hoping for someone to email me for a ticket, but. Most of the people I know are not too well off and have little interest in fishing, that is why I am usually fishing alone. Lets hope for a better outcome and don,t give up. Thank you for all that you have done.

Scott--  I sent you a pm a while back.  See if you got it.
 
I just noticed a pm sent to me from a few weeks ago. 

Tickets are now available at both Poor Richards Tackle Shops

Skip, YOU ARE DA' MAN!!!  Thanks for helping out.

Take a load off that big heart, Big Trouble, the next time you get out to 20.  There's a sturdy bench built in Terry's honor and from his inspiration so weary fisher-folk can take a rest.  Soon, it will be permanently set, and a marker placed in front of it to remind people of a good man who inspired so many of us to just get out and enjoy this great state and the fish that swim it's waters.

I might just have to buy another ticket.   Only a few tickets were sold at the One Fly, and the same goes for The PSA Banquet.  I stopped into Poor Richard's West, and they hadn't sold a one.  I guess those of us with tickets already are going to have great odds to win some awesome gear. 

Hmmm...  what are the odds of me winning TWO MSO rods within about a month of each other???

Too many people are just talk and when it comes down to business they run and hide. What is $25? A night at the club, a few packs of cigarettes, a meal out with your woman, a handful of flies, a bag of new lures, half a tank of gas, couple of days lottery tickets, couple of potted plants you bought for the porch that are now in the trash, cost of three spools of tippet, one tenth the cost of those new waders and the list goes on and on. Make a difference in someones life and think of someone else instead of yourself for a change. Be of some help to your neighbor and then harbor the inner feeling of having done good.

Sorry to say, there are lots that put a buck in the offering and think they are church members also. 

I don't think they are going to change until something changes them. 

Seems that those that may have a hard time making it are first to support a worthwhile cause.

Terry was an example of what I hope I can some day be like him.