the fall of 2008 as a freshman at McGill University in Montreal, Quebec, becoming the starting placekicker for the McGill Redmen football team until his graduation in April 2012. Gary, and his wife, Kay, give back to their community by hosting an annual charity fundraiser called, "Dreams for Teams" in Canmore, Alberta with the mission of making a positive difference in the lives of Bow Valley school athletes, primarily through providing financial support, to assist them in becoming leaders, valuing teamwork, and achieving athletic and academic excellence. Anderson also coaches the local boys high school soccer team in Canmore. Anderson is passionate about fly fishing, and is a spokesman for the fly fishing industry. See also List of most consecutive starts and games played by National Football League players 1998 NFC Championship Game References External links Anderson misses, Andersen makes it Gary Anderson – The Pro Football Archives 1959 births Living people People from Parys American Conference Pro Bowl players American football placekickers American soccer players Minnesota Vikings players National Conference Pro Bowl players Philadelphia Eagles players Pittsburgh Steelers players San Francisco 49ers players South African players of American football South African emigrants to Canada South African emigrants to the United States White South African people South African people of English descent Syracuse Orange football players Syracuse Orange men's soccer players Tennessee Titans players Association football forwards Rugby union players that played in the NFL Ed Block Courage Award recipients