" I am very proud to donate to a great cuase," Ken said. Devin was killed at the age of 20 while in a training accident before leaving the US to go to Afghanistan in Seattle. It was said at the lunch afterward the he loved life and always had fun. His family and friends put the the charity together to send care packages to the rangers who still serve and it is said when they get the package the are "ready to kick some %%%".
The lunch had a over 20 family members and 30 plus friends and associates having a raffle of donated goods and services from local businesses. Ken walked away with some spa packages, a night out in hollywood, and the Grand Prize " a 32 inch plasma TV.". " Wow what a great surprise, the TV can be used to help us while training. I am really proud to be an American and I know freedom is not free, so I am humble to be a part of a great cause."
BCS looks forward to more opportunities to give to local organizations.
Source: http://businessconsultingsolutions.blogspot.com/2012/07/business-consulting-solutions.html
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