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Fire Chief Terry Vavra reads a book about fire safety Feb. 20 to an audience of Kilmer students. The Department donated books to the school library in honor a boy who died in a fire near the school 19 years ago. | Ronnie Wachter~Sun-Times media
Chief Terry Vavra reads to an audience of Kilmer Elementary School students Feb. 20 one of the books the Buffalo Grove Fire Department is donating to the school library. The department recently discovered unused money remaining in a memorial fund that was set up 19 years ago to honor a boy who died in a fire near the school. (Ronnie Wachter~Sun-Times Media)
Chief Terry Vavra reads to an audience of Kilmer Elementary School students Feb. 20 one of the books the Buffalo Grove Fire Department is donating to the school library. The department recently discovered unused money remaining in a memorial fund that was set up 19 years ago to honor a boy who died in a fire near the school. (Ronnie Wachter~Sun-Times Media)
Buffalo Grove Fire Chief Terry Vavra reads a book about fire safety Feb. 20 to an audience of Kilmer Elementary School students. | Ronnie Wachter~Sun-Times media
Chief Terry Vavra reads to an audience of Kilmer Elementary School students Feb. 20 one of the books the Buffalo Grove Fire Department is donating to the school library. The department recently discovered unused money remaining in a memorial fund that was set up 19 years ago to honor a boy who died in a fire near the school. (Ronnie Wachter~Sun-Times Media)
Chief Terry Vavra reads to an audience of Kilmer Elementary School students Feb. 20 one of the books the Buffalo Grove Fire Department is donating to the school library. The department recently discovered unused money remaining in a memorial fund that was set up 19 years ago to honor a boy who died in a fire near the school. (Ronnie Wachter~Sun-Times Media)
BUFFALO GROVE — For years, no one knew that the legacy of Grant Wonders still had more to give. But during a inspection of the dusty corners of Village Hall’s accounts last year, auditors found that the fund set up to honor a 2-year-old who died in a fire 19 years ago still existed, with money sitting in it. … Read More
