CARSON HARTWIG BENEFIT SET FOR FEBRUARY 16TH

It was this time last year that Carson Hartwig, son of Jamie and Heath Hartwig, then a 7th grader at the Darlington Middle School, was diagnosed with cancer. He went through surgery on his arm where his upper arm bone was removed and replaced with a donor bone, in order to remove the cancer. He also went through chemotherapy treatments. Then this past October spots were found on his lung, which resulted in more surgery and chemotherapy.
Now new spots have been found which creates a situation where new treatment options are also on the horizon. To help offset the costs that the family has, and will occur, a benefit 5K and 1 mile run/walk has been scheduled for Saturday, February 16th beginning at 8:00 a.m. at the Darlington Fire House located at 230 West Cornelia Street in Darlington. Everyone participating will receive a “Carson Cruise” race number and there will be plenty of post-race refreshments following. There will be no entry fee, instead there will be a free will donation. Come and warm up your body with the run/walk, and then warm up your heart by helping a young man and his family. You are asked to come and enjoy the food and the fellowship even if you don’t plan on participating in the run/walk. We will also be having a silent auction at the fire house during this event (see post in discussion of who to contact/drop off if you would like to donate)
Those who are unable to attend, but would like to make a donation, can do so by sending it to the “Carson Hartwig Fund” at the First National Bank, 245 Main Street, Darlington, WI 53530.
Please keep Carson and his family in your prayers.

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The Darlington Fire Department is a volunteer fire department with over 30 members.  D.F.D. responds to all types of fire/rescue calls to include fire, technical rescue, water rescue, and dive.  The department prides itself in the skills demonstrated by its members.  The amount of donated time and effort put forth to achieve this has proven to build a successful team with the knowledge, skills, determination, and comradery to be successful in each field of rescue.   We at D.F.D. thank all of our communities for their continued support and prayers.

Darlington Community Fire Department

230 West Cornelia Street