- April 25, 2024
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The Bradshaw family — Staci, Ronnie, Gunnar and Olivia — shows off a cornhole board that was made for them that also was used in the cornhole tournament.
More than a dozen attendees competed in the cornhole tournament.
From left: Kirk Farr, center, and his daughters Elizabeth, left, and Caroline were excited to win some raffle prizes. Kirk is Gunnar’s uncle, and Elizabeth and Caroline are Gunnar’s cousins.
DeNeen Dowda was hopeful to win a chantilly cake that was part of the raffle.
Wally Hatch was the grill master of the fundraising event.
Much of the fun of the event was had during the cornhole tournament.
Attendees perused plants that were being sold to benefit the Bradshaw family.
Carlyn Robbins was in charge of selling raffle tickets.
Dozens of different sweets were up for grabs in the raffle.
Ed Colon, left, of the Elks Lodge and Luis Salazar of The Armories ran the cornhole tournament.
Gunnar Bradshaw, left, and Harrison Waller pose on the bed of Waller’s truck, which Waller had decked out with the words “Bradshaw Strong” to show his support for his friend.
Dozens from the community gathered at the Winter Garden Elk’s Lodge on Saturday, Oct. 12, for the Bradshaw Strong fundraising event to benefit West Orange High alumnus and cancer survivor Gunnar Bradshaw. Hot dogs, burgers and bratwursts were sold as well as plants. Dozens of different raffle prizes — such as sweet treats, gift cards and other items — also were up for grabs. The fun of the event culminated in a cornhole tournament. All proceeds go toward helping the Bradshaw family tackle medical bills associated with Gunnar’s cancer treatments.
