Tim Jones was a true modern day hero. As leader and spokesperson for North Shore Rescue, he and his colleagues saved the lives of many people. Over the course of his 26 years as a volunteer, he was search leader to over a thousand missions. His sudden death on January 19th was a shock to many. In his memory, the Tim Jones Legacy Fund has been established to raise money for the non-profit North Shore Rescue organization. Earlier this month, a celebratory fundraiser was held at Seymour’s Pub in North Vancouver. Invited guests, politicians, friends and family were on hand to socialize, bid on auction items and show their support. Congrats to all involved.
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01 – Event organizers Katelynn Potter, left, and Sara Manlove deserve a big round of applause for all their behind the scenes work.
02 – Vancouver Visitor TV’s Brett Manlove, left, chats with North Vancouver City mayor Darrell Mussatto.
03 – Representing the Jones family are Amy and Mike Danks, left, and Curtis Jones.
04 – Grandy Chu with North Vancouver MP Andrew Saxton.
05 – North Shore Rescue’s Greg Miller, left, joins Laurie Moffat, Bruce Moffat, and Shelley Baudet.
06 – Seymour’s Pub owner Ray Short with pub manager Julie Rogers.
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By Catherine Barr – March 8, 2014
Also as seen in print in the North Shore Outlook Newspaper on Mar 21, 2014
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