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The Sarasota Police Department held a charity corn hole tournament at UTC’s The Green on Feb. 4
Photo by Dariela DelgadoThe Sarasota Police Department held a charity corn hole tournament in support of Officer Tim Dedrick who lost his wife, Crystal Dedrick, in a car accident.
Photo by Dariela DelgadoSergeant Travis Forrister, Kyle and Allison Morningstar and Detective Adam Morningstar
Photo by Dariela DelgadoDale Mahler and Daniel Olalder take a shot for the corn hole.
Photo by Dariela DelgadoOfficer Tim Dederick takes a moment to thank the community members for supporting his family.
Photo by Dariela DelgadoSam Monroe with his dog Blaze come out to support the Dederick family.
Photo by Dariela DelgadoStacey Monroe, Jeff Jamison, Karen Mann and April Shereda come out to support the Dederick family
Photo by Dariela DelgadoOfficer Tim Dederick and Crystal Dederick
Courtesy PhotoThe Sarasota Police Department partnered with HaoleNaut 941 Cornhole to hold a charity cornhole tournament Feb. 4 at University Town Center's The Green.
The relaxing ambiance fostered friendly competition as teammates tossed bean bags with a beer in hand. A total of 108 teams registered in two divisions to help The Sarasota Police Foundation raise a little over $6,000 for the Dederick family.
The tournament was in support of Officer Tim Dederick, whose wife, Crystal Dederick, died in a car accident on Dec. 30, 2022.
Sarasota’s first responders and community members came out and participated in the tournament with one thing in mind: supporting the Dederick family.
The corn hole tournament held an emotional heaviness as the crowd stood still and listened to Dederick speak of his late wife.
“I came to Sarasota as a deputy of Escambia County and wanted to make a better life for our family,” said Dederick. “When we moved here one of the things that my wife has always said was how appreciative she was of our community.”
When asked what kind of woman, wife and mother she was, Dederick peered at the sky and said, “She was strong.”