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It was May 11, 2003, when Greg got the call at 1:00 a.m. that his son Jay had been in a serious car crash. A parent’s worst nightmare and a telephone call every parent fears.

PRESENTATION

Greg Drew has made it his personal mission to tell his son, Jay’s story as a cautionary tale to illustrate how wrong choices can have devastating, permanent consequences.. Please click here to view presentation. Equipment required: Projector (PC) Table; Length of Presentation: 60 – 70 minutes (includes Power Point presentation) (Student are invited afterwards to view Jay’s car)

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions What is the Purpose of the Jammin’ 4 Jay Charitable Society? Our purpose is to provide advice, knowledge, resources and guidance to Canadian youth in order to promote safe driving practices and to illustrate the consequences of their poor

choices.

CHARITABLE SOCIETY

Who are we? The Jammin’ 4 Jay Charitable Society is a registered non-profit Society incorporated in 2007 in honour of Greg Drew’s son, Jason (Jay) Stanley Drew (1985 – 2003).

MUSIC EVENT

Jammin’ 4 Jay. The music began years ago as “Onion Fest”, in honour of a late firefighter, Paul Iannone. For the first eight years a local farmer donated his hay wagons to serve as a temporary stage.

SCHOLARSHIP

The Jammin’4 Jay Charitable Society offered its first scholarship to a Walnut Grove Senior Secondary (“WGSS”) graduate in 2013. This scholarship was set up in honour of Jason (Stanley) Drew who was a student in the class of 2003 of WGSS.

CONTACT US

This site is powered by WordPress and styled with SemPress. © 2015 Jammin’ 4 Jay Charitable Society

MEDIA

2015 The Prince George Citizen Newspaper. 2014 Miles Macdonell Collegiate, Manitoba CBC News . 2014 Brookswood Secondary Video

TESTIMONIALS

The Society respects and appreciates everyone who have taken the time to send us their stories/messages. They are truly heartwarming and so

encouraging.

GREG DREW

Retired veteran firefighter Greg Drew has seen more than his share of roadside carnage during his decades of public service. As a fire fighter, he has often faced the grim task of attending and assisting in situations involving serious bodily injury and trauma.

JAMMIN4JAY.COM

It was May 11, 2003, when Greg got the call at 1:00 a.m. that his son Jay had been in a serious car crash. A parent’s worst nightmare and a telephone call every parent fears.

PRESENTATION

Greg Drew has made it his personal mission to tell his son, Jay’s story as a cautionary tale to illustrate how wrong choices can have devastating, permanent consequences.. Please click here to view presentation. Equipment required: Projector (PC) Table; Length of Presentation: 60 – 70 minutes (includes Power Point presentation) (Student are invited afterwards to view Jay’s car)

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions What is the Purpose of the Jammin’ 4 Jay Charitable Society? Our purpose is to provide advice, knowledge, resources and guidance to Canadian youth in order to promote safe driving practices and to illustrate the consequences of their poor

choices.

CHARITABLE SOCIETY

Who are we? The Jammin’ 4 Jay Charitable Society is a registered non-profit Society incorporated in 2007 in honour of Greg Drew’s son, Jason (Jay) Stanley Drew (1985 – 2003).

MUSIC EVENT

Jammin’ 4 Jay. The music began years ago as “Onion Fest”, in honour of a late firefighter, Paul Iannone. For the first eight years a local farmer donated his hay wagons to serve as a temporary stage.

SCHOLARSHIP

The Jammin’4 Jay Charitable Society offered its first scholarship to a Walnut Grove Senior Secondary (“WGSS”) graduate in 2013. This scholarship was set up in honour of Jason (Stanley) Drew who was a student in the class of 2003 of WGSS.

CONTACT US

This site is powered by WordPress and styled with SemPress. © 2015 Jammin’ 4 Jay Charitable Society

MEDIA

2015 The Prince George Citizen Newspaper. 2014 Miles Macdonell Collegiate, Manitoba CBC News . 2014 Brookswood Secondary Video

TESTIMONIALS

The Society respects and appreciates everyone who have taken the time to send us their stories/messages. They are truly heartwarming and so

encouraging.

GREG DREW

Retired veteran firefighter Greg Drew has seen more than his share of roadside carnage during his decades of public service. As a fire fighter, he has often faced the grim task of attending and assisting in situations involving serious bodily injury and trauma.

MEDIA

2015 The Prince George Citizen Newspaper. 2014 Miles Macdonell Collegiate, Manitoba CBC News . 2014 Brookswood Secondary Video

GALLERY

Unity Composite High School – Saskatchewan – October 28 2014. See

images » Gallery 3

UPCOMING EVENTS

Organizer Ashley Mock Phone: 306-228-2657 . Venue Unity Composite High School 300 - 3rd Ave, Unity, Saskatchewan Canada + Google Map. Event Navigation « Eagleview Comprehensive High School (Onion Lake, SK) Maidstone Composite High School (Maidstone, SK) »

JAMMIN4JAY.COM

It was May 11, 2003, when Greg got the call at 1:00 a.m. that his son Jay had been in a serious car crash. A parent’s worst nightmare and a telephone call every parent fears.

PRESENTATION

Greg Drew has made it his personal mission to tell his son, Jay’s story as a cautionary tale to illustrate how wrong choices can have devastating, permanent consequences.. Please click here to view presentation. Equipment required: Projector (PC) Table; Length of Presentation: 60 – 70 minutes (includes Power Point presentation) (Student are invited afterwards to view Jay’s car)

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions What is the Purpose of the Jammin’ 4 Jay Charitable Society? Our purpose is to provide advice, knowledge, resources and guidance to Canadian youth in order to promote safe driving practices and to illustrate the consequences of their poor

choices.

MEDIA

2015 The Prince George Citizen Newspaper. 2014 Miles Macdonell Collegiate, Manitoba CBC News . 2014 Brookswood Secondary Video

CONTACT US

This site is powered by WordPress and styled with SemPress. © 2015 Jammin’ 4 Jay Charitable Society

MUSIC EVENT

Jammin’ 4 Jay. The music began years ago as “Onion Fest”, in honour of a late firefighter, Paul Iannone. For the first eight years a local farmer donated his hay wagons to serve as a temporary stage.

CHARITABLE SOCIETY

Who are we? The Jammin’ 4 Jay Charitable Society is a registered non-profit Society incorporated in 2007 in honour of Greg Drew’s son, Jason (Jay) Stanley Drew (1985 – 2003).

SCHOLARSHIP

The Jammin’4 Jay Charitable Society offered its first scholarship to a Walnut Grove Senior Secondary (“WGSS”) graduate in 2013. This scholarship was set up in honour of Jason (Stanley) Drew who was a student in the class of 2003 of WGSS.

TESTIMONIALS

The Society respects and appreciates everyone who have taken the time to send us their stories/messages. They are truly heartwarming and so

encouraging.

GREG DREW

Retired veteran firefighter Greg Drew has seen more than his share of roadside carnage during his decades of public service. As a fire fighter, he has often faced the grim task of attending and assisting in situations involving serious bodily injury and trauma.

JAMMIN4JAY.COM

It was May 11, 2003, when Greg got the call at 1:00 a.m. that his son Jay had been in a serious car crash. A parent’s worst nightmare and a telephone call every parent fears.

PRESENTATION

Greg Drew has made it his personal mission to tell his son, Jay’s story as a cautionary tale to illustrate how wrong choices can have devastating, permanent consequences.. Please click here to view presentation. Equipment required: Projector (PC) Table; Length of Presentation: 60 – 70 minutes (includes Power Point presentation) (Student are invited afterwards to view Jay’s car)

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions What is the Purpose of the Jammin’ 4 Jay Charitable Society? Our purpose is to provide advice, knowledge, resources and guidance to Canadian youth in order to promote safe driving practices and to illustrate the consequences of their poor

choices.

MEDIA

2015 The Prince George Citizen Newspaper. 2014 Miles Macdonell Collegiate, Manitoba CBC News . 2014 Brookswood Secondary Video

CONTACT US

This site is powered by WordPress and styled with SemPress. © 2015 Jammin’ 4 Jay Charitable Society

MUSIC EVENT

Jammin’ 4 Jay. The music began years ago as “Onion Fest”, in honour of a late firefighter, Paul Iannone. For the first eight years a local farmer donated his hay wagons to serve as a temporary stage.

CHARITABLE SOCIETY

Who are we? The Jammin’ 4 Jay Charitable Society is a registered non-profit Society incorporated in 2007 in honour of Greg Drew’s son, Jason (Jay) Stanley Drew (1985 – 2003).

SCHOLARSHIP

The Jammin’4 Jay Charitable Society offered its first scholarship to a Walnut Grove Senior Secondary (“WGSS”) graduate in 2013. This scholarship was set up in honour of Jason (Stanley) Drew who was a student in the class of 2003 of WGSS.

TESTIMONIALS

The Society respects and appreciates everyone who have taken the time to send us their stories/messages. They are truly heartwarming and so

encouraging.

GREG DREW

Retired veteran firefighter Greg Drew has seen more than his share of roadside carnage during his decades of public service. As a fire fighter, he has often faced the grim task of attending and assisting in situations involving serious bodily injury and trauma.

GALLERY

Unity Composite High School – Saskatchewan – October 28 2014. See

images » Gallery 3

SPONSORS

This site is powered by WordPress and styled with SemPress. © 2015 Jammin’ 4 Jay Charitable Society

UPCOMING EVENTS

Organizer Ashley Mock Phone: 306-228-2657 . Venue Unity Composite High School 300 - 3rd Ave, Unity, Saskatchewan Canada + Google Map. Event Navigation « Eagleview Comprehensive High School (Onion Lake, SK) Maidstone Composite High School (Maidstone, SK) »

JAMMIN4JAY.COM

It was May 11, 2003, when Greg got the call at 1:00 a.m. that his son Jay had been in a serious car crash. A parent’s worst nightmare and a telephone call every parent fears.

PRESENTATION

Greg Drew has made it his personal mission to tell his son, Jay’s story as a cautionary tale to illustrate how wrong choices can have devastating, permanent consequences.. Please click here to view presentation. Equipment required: Projector (PC) Table; Length of Presentation: 60 – 70 minutes (includes Power Point presentation) (Student are invited afterwards to view Jay’s car)

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions What is the Purpose of the Jammin’ 4 Jay Charitable Society? Our purpose is to provide advice, knowledge, resources and guidance to Canadian youth in order to promote safe driving practices and to illustrate the consequences of their poor

choices.

MEDIA

2015 The Prince George Citizen Newspaper. 2014 Miles Macdonell Collegiate, Manitoba CBC News . 2014 Brookswood Secondary Video

CONTACT US

This site is powered by WordPress and styled with SemPress. © 2015 Jammin’ 4 Jay Charitable Society

MUSIC EVENT

Jammin’ 4 Jay. The music began years ago as “Onion Fest”, in honour of a late firefighter, Paul Iannone. For the first eight years a local farmer donated his hay wagons to serve as a temporary stage.

SCHOLARSHIP

The Jammin’4 Jay Charitable Society offered its first scholarship to a Walnut Grove Senior Secondary (“WGSS”) graduate in 2013. This scholarship was set up in honour of Jason (Stanley) Drew who was a student in the class of 2003 of WGSS.

SPONSORS

This site is powered by WordPress and styled with SemPress. © 2015 Jammin’ 4 Jay Charitable Society

GREG DREW

Retired veteran firefighter Greg Drew has seen more than his share of roadside carnage during his decades of public service. As a fire fighter, he has often faced the grim task of attending and assisting in situations involving serious bodily injury and trauma.

GALLERY

Unity Composite High School – Saskatchewan – October 28 2014. See

images » Gallery 3

JAMMIN4JAY.COM

It was May 11, 2003, when Greg got the call at 1:00 a.m. that his son Jay had been in a serious car crash. A parent’s worst nightmare and a telephone call every parent fears.

PRESENTATION

Greg Drew has made it his personal mission to tell his son, Jay’s story as a cautionary tale to illustrate how wrong choices can have devastating, permanent consequences.. Please click here to view presentation. Equipment required: Projector (PC) Table; Length of Presentation: 60 – 70 minutes (includes Power Point presentation) (Student are invited afterwards to view Jay’s car)

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions What is the Purpose of the Jammin’ 4 Jay Charitable Society? Our purpose is to provide advice, knowledge, resources and guidance to Canadian youth in order to promote safe driving practices and to illustrate the consequences of their poor

choices.

MEDIA

2015 The Prince George Citizen Newspaper. 2014 Miles Macdonell Collegiate, Manitoba CBC News . 2014 Brookswood Secondary Video

CONTACT US

This site is powered by WordPress and styled with SemPress. © 2015 Jammin’ 4 Jay Charitable Society

MUSIC EVENT

Jammin’ 4 Jay. The music began years ago as “Onion Fest”, in honour of a late firefighter, Paul Iannone. For the first eight years a local farmer donated his hay wagons to serve as a temporary stage.

SCHOLARSHIP

The Jammin’4 Jay Charitable Society offered its first scholarship to a Walnut Grove Senior Secondary (“WGSS”) graduate in 2013. This scholarship was set up in honour of Jason (Stanley) Drew who was a student in the class of 2003 of WGSS.

SPONSORS

This site is powered by WordPress and styled with SemPress. © 2015 Jammin’ 4 Jay Charitable Society

GREG DREW

Retired veteran firefighter Greg Drew has seen more than his share of roadside carnage during his decades of public service. As a fire fighter, he has often faced the grim task of attending and assisting in situations involving serious bodily injury and trauma.

GALLERY

Unity Composite High School – Saskatchewan – October 28 2014. See

images » Gallery 3

GALLERY

Unity Composite High School – Saskatchewan – October 28 2014. See

images » Gallery 3

CHARITABLE SOCIETY

Who are we? The Jammin’ 4 Jay Charitable Society is a registered non-profit Society incorporated in 2007 in honour of Greg Drew’s son, Jason (Jay) Stanley Drew (1985 – 2003).

UPCOMING EVENTS

Organizer Ashley Mock Phone: 306-228-2657 . Venue Unity Composite High School 300 - 3rd Ave, Unity, Saskatchewan Canada + Google Map. Event Navigation « Eagleview Comprehensive High School (Onion Lake, SK) Maidstone Composite High School (Maidstone, SK) »

JAMMIN4JAY.COM

It was May 11, 2003, when Greg got the call at 1:00 a.m. that his son Jay had been in a serious car crash. A parent’s worst nightmare and a telephone call every parent fears.

PRESENTATION

Greg Drew has made it his personal mission to tell his son, Jay’s story as a cautionary tale to illustrate how wrong choices can have devastating, permanent consequences.. Please click here to view presentation. Equipment required: Projector (PC) Table; Length of Presentation: 60 – 70 minutes (includes Power Point presentation) (Student are invited afterwards to view Jay’s car)

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions What is the Purpose of the Jammin’ 4 Jay Charitable Society? Our purpose is to provide advice, knowledge, resources and guidance to Canadian youth in order to promote safe driving practices and to illustrate the consequences of their poor

choices.

MEDIA

2015 The Prince George Citizen Newspaper. 2014 Miles Macdonell Collegiate, Manitoba CBC News . 2014 Brookswood Secondary Video

CONTACT US

This site is powered by WordPress and styled with SemPress. © 2015 Jammin’ 4 Jay Charitable Society

MUSIC EVENT

Jammin’ 4 Jay. The music began years ago as “Onion Fest”, in honour of a late firefighter, Paul Iannone. For the first eight years a local farmer donated his hay wagons to serve as a temporary stage.

SCHOLARSHIP

The Jammin’4 Jay Charitable Society offered its first scholarship to a Walnut Grove Senior Secondary (“WGSS”) graduate in 2013. This scholarship was set up in honour of Jason (Stanley) Drew who was a student in the class of 2003 of WGSS.

SPONSORS

This site is powered by WordPress and styled with SemPress. © 2015 Jammin’ 4 Jay Charitable Society

GREG DREW

Retired veteran firefighter Greg Drew has seen more than his share of roadside carnage during his decades of public service. As a fire fighter, he has often faced the grim task of attending and assisting in situations involving serious bodily injury and trauma.

GALLERY

Unity Composite High School – Saskatchewan – October 28 2014. See

images » Gallery 3

JAMMIN4JAY.COM

It was May 11, 2003, when Greg got the call at 1:00 a.m. that his son Jay had been in a serious car crash. A parent’s worst nightmare and a telephone call every parent fears.

PRESENTATION

Greg Drew has made it his personal mission to tell his son, Jay’s story as a cautionary tale to illustrate how wrong choices can have devastating, permanent consequences.. Please click here to view presentation. Equipment required: Projector (PC) Table; Length of Presentation: 60 – 70 minutes (includes Power Point presentation) (Student are invited afterwards to view Jay’s car)

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions What is the Purpose of the Jammin’ 4 Jay Charitable Society? Our purpose is to provide advice, knowledge, resources and guidance to Canadian youth in order to promote safe driving practices and to illustrate the consequences of their poor

choices.

MEDIA

2015 The Prince George Citizen Newspaper. 2014 Miles Macdonell Collegiate, Manitoba CBC News . 2014 Brookswood Secondary Video

CONTACT US

This site is powered by WordPress and styled with SemPress. © 2015 Jammin’ 4 Jay Charitable Society

MUSIC EVENT

Jammin’ 4 Jay. The music began years ago as “Onion Fest”, in honour of a late firefighter, Paul Iannone. For the first eight years a local farmer donated his hay wagons to serve as a temporary stage.

SCHOLARSHIP

The Jammin’4 Jay Charitable Society offered its first scholarship to a Walnut Grove Senior Secondary (“WGSS”) graduate in 2013. This scholarship was set up in honour of Jason (Stanley) Drew who was a student in the class of 2003 of WGSS.

SPONSORS

This site is powered by WordPress and styled with SemPress. © 2015 Jammin’ 4 Jay Charitable Society

GREG DREW

Retired veteran firefighter Greg Drew has seen more than his share of roadside carnage during his decades of public service. As a fire fighter, he has often faced the grim task of attending and assisting in situations involving serious bodily injury and trauma.

GALLERY

Unity Composite High School – Saskatchewan – October 28 2014. See

images » Gallery 3

GALLERY

Unity Composite High School – Saskatchewan – October 28 2014. See

images » Gallery 3

CHARITABLE SOCIETY

Who are we? The Jammin’ 4 Jay Charitable Society is a registered non-profit Society incorporated in 2007 in honour of Greg Drew’s son, Jason (Jay) Stanley Drew (1985 – 2003).

UPCOMING EVENTS

Organizer Ashley Mock Phone: 306-228-2657 . Venue Unity Composite High School 300 - 3rd Ave, Unity, Saskatchewan Canada + Google Map. Event Navigation « Eagleview Comprehensive High School (Onion Lake, SK) Maidstone Composite High School (Maidstone, SK) »

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It was May 11, 2003, when Greg got the call at 1:00 a.m. that his son Jay had been in a serious car crash. A parent’s worst nightmare and a telephone call every parent fears. Jay survived the accident, but while waiting for surgery he promised his father he would go with him and speak to kids about the consequences of speeding. Unfortunately, Jay did not get a chance; he later died in hospital as a result of his injuries on May 14, 2003. He was only 17 years old. Greg, a retired firefighter, had seen his share of accident scenes, but it did not prepare him for the death of his own son. In honour of his son, Jason (“Jay”) Stanley Drew, a registered non-profit charity was set up in his memory, Jammin’ 4 Jay

Charitable Society.

A plaque was placed on the 10th anniversary of his death at the Walnut Grove Secondary School in Langley, BC. HOUSE CONCERT tickets can be purchased through the “Store”.

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