Last Saturday, Oct. 13, the Flomaton Fire Department and MedStar hosted a benefit car wash and sold plates for Flomaton High School student, Kelsie Padgett, the 17-year-old daughter of Jeremy and Tracey Padgett, who is battling a brain tumor.
People from all around the area gathered to wash cars, cook, serve plates and raise money for her to help pay medical expenses for treatment.
Many thanks to everyone, including Flomaton Fire Department, MedStar 16, Aircare, Shandscair, Mike Lambert, WPFL, Larry White, Tri City Ledger, Brewton Standard, Rowland's Tire, Owens Customizing, Apostolic Church of Jesus Christ, Food Giant, Steve Creamer, Bo Brantley and Woodmen Life, Marty and Ann Gray, Webb Nall with Pepsi, and Larry and Betty Jones.
Thanks to all who attended the event and worked so hard to make this happen for Kelsie.
