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Plaque placing ceremony at CNC in memory of former student Dillon Adey

A plaque placing ceremony was held at CNC’s Prince George campus in memory of former student Dillon Adey

Adey passed away after a motorcycle crash in 2009, and his family has been donating to the school since
“Dillon touched a lot of people I didn’t even know he touched until after he passed away, it’s a good feeling to leave his legacy all over this college.”
Perry Adey, Dillon’s father

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In just eight years, the Adey family has raised over $180,000 in Dillon’s memory

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