HOPE AND HEROES

Some of the valuable items for the auction were autographed Sens Jerseys.


Sens Alumni President Brad Marsh, The Seventh Man Award recipient Bruce Armsden who has given more than 50 years of volunteer service to the Arnprior Junior "B" Packers hockey team,
The Rehabilitation Centre Individual Achievement Award winner Peter Morel with The Team 1200's Stuntman Stu.




Super funny lady Cathy Jones with Mr. Dennis Jackson, District Vice-President of Scotiabank and
Master of Ceremonies Stuntman Stu.

A very touching part of the evening was the return and first public appearance of Dick Maloney. Mr. Maloney had a fall about a year ago that left him a quadrapalegic. In his speech he talked about the excellent care he has received from The Rehabilitation Centre and St. Vincent's Hospital. He also spoke of his wish to get back on the radio for his show called Sentimental Journey which airs on Oldies 1310 on Sunday mornings and to also get back to singing in concert. Since this event the radio show is now back on the air. Mr. Maloney is pictured above with his lovely wife Carrie Cole. http://www.dickmaloney.ca
The evening was capped off by award winning comedienne Cathy Jones below, who is best known for her work on This Hour Has 22 Minutes.http://www.livetourartists/cathyjones
On March 14, more than 600 people attended the fourth Annual Hope & Heroes fundraiser that was put on by the Sens Alumni and The Ottawa Hospital Foundation. $60.000 was raised and the event has now raised $250,000 which goes to support the Acquired Brain Injury Program at the Ottawa Hospital Rehabilitation Centre. During the evening the Sens Alumni announced it's commitment to help for another four years and bringing it's total commitment to $500,000. http://www.ohfoundation.ca