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Annual fundraiser held in honor of family who died from carbon monoxide
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July 15, 2016
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2:57Now PlayingPOCATELLO -- Three years ago a Pocatello family went to sleep for the last time. Bill Parrish, his wife Ross, and their two young sons were found in their home by family members after they had died from carbon monoxide poisoning.
“After Bill and Ross and Keegan (14) and Liam (12) (Parrish) passed away toward the end of February three years ago we were beside ourselves with grief. We wanted to do something about it," Tournament director Fred Parrish said.
Parrish said after his cousin Bill Parrish and members of his family passed from carbon monoxide poisoning, he and others have worked to build awareness and educate the community about this danger. In their memory the Chubbuck Lions Club is sponsoring a 3-on-3 basketball tournament to be held at the Holt Arena July 22 to 23.
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