Small in stature, big in heart
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Eight-year-old Sammie Wasano (front left) and five-year-old Charlie Wasano, along with their aunt, Grand Falls-Windsor native Julie Laite (back left) and mother, Grand Falls-Windsor native Connie Wasano (back right) went pink and raised more than $1,000 in honour of “Big Jon,” Wasano’s friend who passed away of leukemia in 1997. Team Big Jon brought in more than $1,000 to the Hair Massacure “Take It All Off” event Feb. 3 at the West Edmonton Mall. — Submitted photo
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When eight-year-old Sammie Wasano went up to get his pink hair shaved during the Hair Massacure “Take It All Off” event Feb. 3 at the West Edmonton Mall, his mother, Connie, had no idea he would be rocking a pink Mohawk afterwards. — Submitted photo
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Grand Falls-Windsor native Connie Wasano and her family raised more than $1,000 for the Stollery Children’s Hospital Foundation and the Make-A-Wish Foundation, Northern Alberta, and Ronald McDonald Foundation of Northern Alberta, all while remembering Wasano’s friend, Jonathon King, son of Lynda and Wayne King of Grand Falls-Windsor, who passed away Jan. 26, 1997, of leukemia. — Submitted photo
Eight-year-old Sammie Wasano (front left) and five-year-old Charlie Wasano, along with their aunt, Grand Falls-Windsor native Julie Laite (back left) and mother, Grand Falls-Windsor native Connie Wasano (back right) went pink and raised more than $1,000 in honour of “Big Jon,” Wasano’s friend who passed away of leukemia in 1997. Team Big Jon brought in more than $1,000 to the Hair Massacure “Take It All Off” event Feb. 3 at the West Edmonton Mall. — Submitted photo
When eight-year-old Sammie Wasano went up to get his pink hair shaved during the Hair Massacure “Take It All Off” event Feb. 3 at the West Edmonton Mall, his mother, Connie, had no idea he would be rocking a pink Mohawk afterwards. — Submitted photo
Grand Falls-Windsor native Connie Wasano and her family raised more than $1,000 for the Stollery Children’s Hospital Foundation and the Make-A-Wish Foundation, Northern Alberta, and Ronald McDonald Foundation of Northern Alberta, all while remembering Wasano’s friend, Jonathon King, son of Lynda and Wayne King of Grand Falls-Windsor, who passed away Jan. 26, 1997, of leukemia. — Submitted photo
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