I took the ice bucket challenge
It was for a good cause so I did my best to be a good sport.
Local insurance agent John Palmerio recently nominated me for the ALS ice bucket challenge. And on Thursday, in the outdoor patio of Service Grill on Korah Road, I accepted the challenge.
With multiple family members on hand to witness the event including my wife Mary, daughter Cara, niece Jenny and nephew Kyle and their two kids Brookelyn and Owen, sisters-in-law Theresa and Julie and brother-in-law Doug — not to mention a plethora of Service Grill patrons — I felt icy relief on a warm August evening.
I have to say that while the outdoor shower was colder than I thought it would be — Service Grill manager Maryann Rankin made sure there was plenty of ice in the bucket — it was a nice way to cool off.
The above photo serves as a proof that I completed the ALS challenge and I would like to “thank” my nephew, Kyle Whitehead, for putting me on his bucket list.
I also want to thank the Soo Eagles of the North American Hockey League for “graciously” allowing me to wear a team jersey for the occasion.
PHOTO: Randy Russon makes good on the ice bucket challenge as Kyle Whitehead does the honours. (Photo by Theresa DeSimone Leask.)
Hey Randy I wonder how long the line up was to volunteer to dump the bucket on you, haha. Just kidding Randy.
Mason Dixon,
There were smiles every where, lol.
Great cause me and my brother took part yesterday ! lots of fun.
way to go RR!!!! You have a very large audience and you made a difference today!!!!!
Looking good my friend!!!
Keep up the good work! Always entertaining:)
Thanks Puck Man and thanks, my chum Karen Lyons!
Thumbs up, where’s the “Like” button?