Montgomery Catholic Hosts 12th Annual Coach Tim Turner Memorial Blood Drive

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Montgomery Catholic Preparatory School hosted the 12th annual Coach Tim Turner Memorial Blood Drive Wednesday, April 25, 2018 in the parking lot of the Middle/High School Campus.  The LifeSouth Bloodmobile was on site and accepted donations from 8:00 am until 5:00 p.m. This annual blood drive is hosted by Montgomery Catholic Preparatory School’s high school student government association in honor of the late Coach Tim Turner who valiantly coached several MCPS Middle School sports teams while bravely battling a terminal illness. This year the campus received 55 blood donations for the day.
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Coach Turner’s sister, Gena Brasington along with Tim’s extended family join our SGA each year and welcome donors as they arrive.

Left: Coach Tim Turner on the MCPS football Field.
Right: Sophomore students Hayden Pritchett and Kyla Stinson give blood for the first time at the 12th annual Coach Tim Turner Memorial Blood Drive.

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