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Island cricket club step up to bat for oldest member after fire erupts in home

  • The Campbell River Cricket Club is raising money for Quintin Dodd, 77, who lost his home in a fire on June 9.
  • As of June 11, the fundraiser has raised over $2,000, initially started within the club but later opened to the public due to external interest.
  • Dodd, who is 77 and was not home during the fire, is currently staying in temporary accommodation at the Anchor Inn.
  • Dodd is managing well after the fire but is stressed about not having home insurance.
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Island cricket club step up to bat for oldest member after fire erupts in home

The local cricket club is helping out one of it's oldest members after their house burned down

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Sooke News Mirror broke the news in on Thursday, June 12, 2025.
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