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Donate today! Help us to grow and assist families of drowning victims find closure.
To make a donation now, click on the following link.
http://legacywatersearch.com/event?id=1
Donations accepted by cheque, Visa or Mastercard.
**Please note: As we do not have charitable status with Canada Revenue Agency, we cannot issue an official tax receipt for your donation. Please consider the emailed confirmation of your donation your receipt for your records. **
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Is your company looking for a worthy cause to support? Consider fundraising for the Legacy Water Search and Recovery Society. Corporate sponsors can receive public recognition in our Legacy Water Search and Recovery Society website. Contact us at admin@legacywatersearch.com to learn more. Our warmest Thank You to the following Corporate Partners: KingFisher Boats
GA Checkpoint
Seamor Marine Imagenex
Our warmest Thank You to the following Corporate Sponsors: Grand Pub & Grill Port Kells Community Association Villa Electric Ltd. Langley Loafers Car Club Malish & Clark Magellan Law Group Nurndy Fire Station Decals and Graphics
Fraser Valley Phantom TNT Hockey Performance Training, Langley - Tyler Jackson and Mike Thompson Langley Minor Hockey Association Canadian Progress Club Calgary Downtown - Christian Boyd Tracey Bosch - Royal LePage Fulton & Company The Kinsmen Club of Langley Canruss Medical and Safety Services Shuswap Waterfront Owners Association Canada Ticket Oscar's Pub SFU Teamup Endery Lions Club Nature's Fare Market - Langley Memphis Blues - Clayton Heights
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Our warmest Thank You to the following contributors:
Newlands Langley Run Club
John Z
Ron & Betty K in honour of Jean and Cliff M 60th Wedding
Anniversary
Mary T
Jamie G
Joanne and Herb W
M. Aro
Valley Ball Hockey
Harry O
Helen and Harold D
Kiwi
Rick
Shirley C
Arlene and Roy S in loving memory of Kenneth Bruce Simmonds Oct 30, 1964 to Aug 11, 1988
Sheree
Brian W and Lisa K in honour of Ron K 70th Birthday
Peter S
Naomi T
Rick P
Jean & Cliff M
Nancy R
Elaine M
The Thompsons
Laurel and Friends
Gail D and Family
Bill & Adria C
Austin Q
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"Kelowna" Grizzly by Rod Tribiger |
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These prints of the
original oil painted artwork have been made available to Legacy Water Search & Recovery Society by artist Rod Tribiger from Kelowna, B.C.
"The original inhabitants of the British Columbia
Central Okanagan region were the Interior Salish people. They lived off
the areas natural resources and followed seasonal cycles of food gathering,
hunting and ceremonial life. Father Pandosy settled in the area in the
early 1860's. The settlement was later to be called 'Kelowna", which
meant Grizzly Bear in the original Salish dialect."
Each 18" high by 24" wide signed and numbered print is $99 (plus a
$20 shipping fee if you do not live in the Vancouver or Okanagan areas), are
not framed and comes with a Certificate of Authenticity. Only 500 prints
are available for purchase
All funds go towards the purchasing of much needed search equipment and search
costs. Please click HERE to order your print. THANK YOU! |
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Photo: Steven Dueck
Java is a Cadaver Dog certified annually through NAPWDA (North American Police
Work Dog Association). A cadaver dog is trained to locate human remains.
Cadaver dogs trained for water searches are able to search bodies of water,
either from shore or most commonly from a boat, and will alert to scent rising
from a submerged body.
In January 2014, Java and his handler, Marijke
Barnson joined our team to offer their services to help locate victims. In
September of 2014, Marijke purchased a boat suitable for Java to train and
search from. Java’s annual certification alone costs upward of $1,000. He has
been certified with NAPWDA for the past 4 years. Thus far, Java’s training, the
boat and operating costs have been financed by Marijke personally, hence the
call for help.
If you can donate to help Java, please click here. Thank you!
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Planned giving is an opportunity for families to assist the Legacy Water Search and Recovery Society bring the gift of closure for other families which have been touched by the tragedy of drowning.
- Planned giving can be in the form of financial donations or donations of real property, such as boats, boating related equipment and safety equipment.
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