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Whatever we raise over the cost of the gun goes to Chandler. I just got a brand new Remington 870 Super Mag in full camo, 12ga, 3.5". This gun sales for $549, Panhandle Shooting Sportsis letting us have it for cost, they also donated for the Lung Buster Contest.
Tickets on sale.
1 fer $10
5 fer $40
Money will need to be mailed to me in a check or money order. Im not doing Paypal due to the 3% hit we will take and that adds up. I will have the carbon copy which I will write your name on. At the Party we will do a drawing for the shotgun and the matching number wins. You DO NOT have to be present to win. The gun will have to be picked up in Crestview at Panhandle Shooting Sports within 30 days. If for some reason the gun is not picked up (which I doubt will happen) there will be another drawing. You do not have to be a FL residentto win, if you are out of town the gun can be shipped to your FFL.
Lets sell some tickets to help Chandler out with medical bills. The PFF Lung Buster contest alone raised $750 for him In Oct. and thats just from the small amount of hunters that joined. I know the PFF in whole can blow that out of the water.
Splittine- 5 tickets
Fisheye48- 5 tickets
The LejessII- 12 tickets
Finfever61- 5 tickets
Afishanado- 1 ticket
Jim t- 15 tickets
choppedliver- 2 tickets
OLDCRAB- 15 tickets
Panhandle Shooting Sports- 2 tickets
The Hired Hand- 5 tickets
SMBASSTN- 5 tickets
Jason- 10 tickets
Stringle- 5 tickets
rgd0913- 5 tickets
Ironman172- 5 tickets
Flounder Pounder- 1 ticket
Cobe Killer- 12 tickets
Wharf Rat- 5 tickets
Emerald Ghaost- 5 tickets
L A Middleton- 5 tickets
Biller48- 5 tickets
Mitch & Lane- 7 tickets
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Chandler is the grandson of forum member Shiznik. He has been fighting cancer now for sometime and all the money over the cost of the gun will go to help pay his medical bills, out of town Dr. trips, and anything else he may need.<P align=left>Chandler Roulhac is our 11 year old grandson. He enjoys fishing, music, sports, loves basketball and hanging out with his friends. Last April, his mom noticed him limping. Once in a while he would want to come home from school with headaches and feeling a little under the weather. When his mom asked about him limping, he told her that his legs and hips hurt. I tried to help find out what was wrong with him and started out by asking around for advice on the PFF because I thought he might have gotten Lyme?s Disease. <P style="MARGIN: 0in 0in 0pt" class=MsoNormal> There were so many PFF members that offered prayers and advice to help assess what might be going on with him. I cannot begin to thank everyone for all their prayers and support that have been sent his way. We were all scared because the doctors didn?t have any answers either. After X-Rays, bone scans, blood labs, placing him on crutches, finally they scheduled an MRI. They told us that they had found a mass on his brain and he would have to go to Sacred Heart in <?xml:namespace prefix = st1 ns = "urn:schemas-microsoft-com

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