How you can help the
family of fallen Loudon County Sgt. Chris Jenkins
The family requested that in place of flowers or donations, a special donation be made in the name of Sgt. Jenkins to the North Carolina Highway Patrol Caisson Unit.
LOUDON COUNTY,
Tenn. (WVLT) - If you are looking for a way to
assist the family of fallen Sgt. Jenkins, they ask
that donations be sent to a North Carolina
organization that assisted in honoring the hero
Wednesday, the Loudon County Sheriff’s Office
announced.
The family requested that in
place of flowers or donations, a special donation be
made in the name of Sgt. Jenkins to the North
Carolina Highway Patrol Caisson Unit. Those
interested can donate by going to their website and
clicking the “Donate”
button.
The unit said
it has a constant need for monetary donations to
ensure it can travel within a twenty-four-hour
notice. The contributions cover all examinations and
vaccinations, feed and hay, power and water, routine
barn and fence repair, tax, tag, and insurance on
vehicles, meals, hotels and much more, according to
the NCTA Caisson Unit website. It consists of sworn
members of the North Carolina State Highway Patrol.
Chloee Jenkins, the daughter of Sgt. Jenkins, got to meet the troopers and horses who were set to carry her father to his final resting place Monday. On Feb. 3, Sgt. Jenkins was struck and killed by a tractor-trailer after it failed to stop while he was out of his vehicle, removing a ladder from the interstate. Thousands honored Sgt. Jenkins at a memorial service for his friends and family on Feb. 9. In case you missed it, watch the procession here. |
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