On May 7th there will be a dinner/auction to benefit Jay Lewis at the Chincoteague Fire House.
The Chincoteague Ladies Auxillary will be fixing turkey, dumplings, oyster fritters with all the trimmings.
Social hour starts at 6:00 PM with dinner following at 7:00 PM
Tickets are limited and going fast!
Contact the Chincoteague Police Department, Chief David Lewis of the Chincoteague Volunteer Fire Company or Mr. Bill McComb to purchase tickets.
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**************************************************************************************May 8 The Chincoteague Police Department and Chincoteague Volunteer Fire Company will be sponsoring a Benefit Poker Run for Jay Lewis.
The Poker Run will start at Cycle Creations in New Church, VA with last bike out at 11:00 AM.
The run will go through Maryland and Virginia and end at the Chincoteague Inn with the last bike in at 3:00 PM.
Food and beverages will be available at the Chincoteague Inn along with a live band under the big tent.
Donations will be accepted for the Poker Run. Please give generously to help offset the medical expenses Jay is incurring.
Everyone is welcome!
Jay is in need of a kidney and pancreas transplant due to diabetes. He has been a Police Officer and Volunteer Firefighter for over 16 years and worked with various Police Departments and Fire Departments on the Eastern Shore during that time.
The Poker Run will start at Cycle Creations in New Church, VA with last bike out at 11:00 AM.
The run will go through Maryland and Virginia and end at the Chincoteague Inn with the last bike in at 3:00 PM.
Food and beverages will be available at the Chincoteague Inn along with a live band under the big tent.
Donations will be accepted for the Poker Run. Please give generously to help offset the medical expenses Jay is incurring.
Everyone is welcome!
Jay is in need of a kidney and pancreas transplant due to diabetes. He has been a Police Officer and Volunteer Firefighter for over 16 years and worked with various Police Departments and Fire Departments on the Eastern Shore during that time.
