$3,840 raised for Fire Fighters’ Burn Fund,

Thanks to community support for the Burn Fund calendar, $3,840 will go directly towards the construction of a new $13.1 million facility

Left to right: Lars Noack

Left to right: Lars Noack

Thanks to community support for the Burn Fund calendar, $3,840 was raised for the  B.C. Professional Fire Fighters’ Burn Fund, which will go directly towards the construction of a new $13.1 million facility that is currently being built in Vancouver. Pictured above, left to right: Lars Noack, Rocky Mountain Print Solutions, Karen Johnston, Cranbrook Daily Townsman and Murray Robertson, with the Cranbrook Fire Department.

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