Tuesday meeting for Coleman donations 

Ashley Hunt

+ other fundraisers for the Hoagies

Ashley Hunt, daughter of Ann and Brian Coleman whose home were destroyed by a March 1 fire that still has Brian in West Penn Burn Center in Pittsburgh, posted this Facebook message:

Ashley Hunt

Volunteer meeting will be Tuesday at 6:30 at Monongah Town Hall. Please bring all sold/unsold dinner tickets with you. Also, All Pampered Chef orders are due Tuesday evening, if you haven't ordered yet, please do. If you have donations or supplies for the dinner, you can bring them as well. The more the merrier, hope to see you all!!!

Branch Church at 801 East Park Fairmont is collecting donated items for Brian and Ann. Ann wears a medium in everything, Brian an XL in shirts and XXL in sweats and their granddaughter who lives with them wears 18 months in clothes, size 4 in shoes and size 5 in diapers.

They are still taking orders for T-shirts that benefit the Colemans. Signs & More also has joined us. You can also order at Mountaineer Florist & Gifts. Please make sure whoever you order from is the one you pay and where you pick it up.

There has been a fund set up for the benefit of Ann and Brian at First Exchange Bank. Ann is the owner and the only authorized signer of that account. If anyone would like to make a donation, you can do that at any of the First Exchange Bank branches or via mail:

First Exchange Bank

Attention: Molly Kilcoyne

PO Box 388

Mannington, WV 26582

Please make checks payable to Brian or Ann Coleman. 

Sue Ahouse Schrader, Class of 1971, will be conducting a fundraiser for Brian at her Stoney Lonesome home in Monongah at 6 p.m. April 11. A portion of all sales will be donated to help with Brian’s medical expenses. Sue’s place is a yellow trailer on the left with a pool deck right before you get to Fazio's Elder Care.

Sue's sister, Kitty Ahouse Morrison, Class of 1968, home from her Florida trip, will be assisting her.