Tega Cay
Tega Cay is a city built on a peninsula surrounded by Lake Wylie in South Carolina.
Known for it's beautiful trees, birds, flowers & lake activities such as wakeboarding, skiing, barefooting & fishing.
Tega Cay has a large golf course & many parks.
There is little crime as there is only one way in & one way out. The speed limit does not go over 35 mph & is strictly enforced.
in the national news:
Tega Cay was once the home to famous fallen televangelists Jim & Tammy Faye Bakker.
Tega Cay was also the home of three teens: Timothy Jason Dye, Thomas Byington and Kelli Laine Lewis-
who made national news when they were killed in Fort Mill, South Carolina. A movie was made about their deaths called "Grave Decisions"
Kelli Laine Lewis is known all over the world for saving lives as her story is told in high schools across the nation & in two branches of our military.
Songs have been published for and about Kelli and her story has been on the news several times for the lives she has saved via her angel prints on the internet.
Known for it's beautiful trees, birds, flowers & lake activities such as wakeboarding, skiing, barefooting & fishing.
Tega Cay has a large golf course & many parks.
There is little crime as there is only one way in & one way out. The speed limit does not go over 35 mph & is strictly enforced.
in the national news:
Tega Cay was once the home to famous fallen televangelists Jim & Tammy Faye Bakker.
Tega Cay was also the home of three teens: Timothy Jason Dye, Thomas Byington and Kelli Laine Lewis-
who made national news when they were killed in Fort Mill, South Carolina. A movie was made about their deaths called "Grave Decisions"
Kelli Laine Lewis is known all over the world for saving lives as her story is told in high schools across the nation & in two branches of our military.
Songs have been published for and about Kelli and her story has been on the news several times for the lives she has saved via her angel prints on the internet.
Tega Cay by TEAM_Kelli May 2, 2011
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