Community turns out at Benefit for Braylen

  • Mae Keller (RIGHT) took home the Green Bay Packers helmet autographed by Tucker Kraft with a bid of $20,000 at the benefit for Braylen Hansen (left), a senior at Timber Lake High School, held March 13. (More inside) Photo by Kathy Nelson
    Mae Keller (RIGHT) took home the Green Bay Packers helmet autographed by Tucker Kraft with a bid of $20,000 at the benefit for Braylen Hansen (left), a senior at Timber Lake High School, held March 13. (More inside) Photo by Kathy Nelson
  • Mobridge Livestock paid $15,000 for a star quilt at the benefit for Braylen Hansen, and gifted it to Braylen. L-R are Frankie and Lyndsey Ducheneaux, J. J. and Sammy Goldade, who donated the quilt, Braylen, and Cole Mettler and Casey Perman of Mobridge Livestock.
    Mobridge Livestock paid $15,000 for a star quilt at the benefit for Braylen Hansen, and gifted it to Braylen. L-R are Frankie and Lyndsey Ducheneaux, J. J. and Sammy Goldade, who donated the quilt, Braylen, and Cole Mettler and Casey Perman of Mobridge Livestock.
    “Community” has meant more than just a place to Timber Lake High School senior Braylen Hansen and his family while he has been fighting cancer.The word also means encouragement, prayers, love, generosity and financial help.A benefit to raise funds to help with Braylen’s medical expenses was held at Timber Lake School on Friday, March 13. The Timber Lake Knights of Columbus a...

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