Help Tee Morris and Sonic Boom in their time of need!

Posted on 2010 under General | 1 Comment

7 Jan

A Chip-in fund has been started for Tee and Sonic Boom to get some cash for their current expenses. A second Chip-in fund will be setup tonight for people to send money so we can open a trust fund for Sonic Boom. Ron Dauphin, a friend of the family, SVAllie, and Paul Fischer will be setting up the trust fund according to the family’s wishes. I will post that URL as soon as Ron sets it up.

The link to the Chip-in site for their current expenses can be found in the column to the right here – you can also post the Chip-in widget on your own site!

Thank you all for any support you can give to Tee and Sonic Boom in their time of need.

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by lows, on January 9 2010 @ 3:47 am

Really tragic news, our heart goes out to Tee. Anything we can do to help, please let us know.

Tim

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