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T-shirt fundraiser honors retired trooper David Bunch By Samantha Sinclair Retired Kentucky State Trooper K-9 unit David Bunch has been hospitalized at UK Healthcare for over a month following three pin strokes and a severe infection located behind his spine. He still has a long road of recovery ahead of him with hopes that he will soon be transferred to an acute rehab facility to help restore his strength. In his honor, a t-shirt fundraiser has been set up to support him in this battle. At the family's request, all money raised from this t-shirt sale will go to help underprivileged children participate in the Kentucky State Police annual Shop with a Trooper program. T-shirts are $18. If you do not want a t-shirt but would still like to make a donation in David's honor to Shop with a Trooper, you may do that as well. To order please call 270-847-6570. This story was posted on 2020-03-23 06:10:13
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