STRYKER FAMILY - Lost Home to Fire, News (TCDMHA)

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Dec 07, 2011 | Vonnie Crawford | 1562 views
STRYKER FAMILY - Lost Home to Fire
For The Stryker Family, who lost their home today to fire, a trust fund has been set up to accept donations at Meridian Credit Union 1594 16th Avenue East. This is extremely devastating at anytime but especially at Christmas. We really need to appreciate how lucky we are.

The Strykers have been active in the community and part of TCDMHA Minor Hockey as Trainers, Coaches, Team sponsors and players lets pull together to support them
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