Saanich man who died in crash donates home to Cool-Aid

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A local man has donated his home to Cool Aid Society after his sudden death.

A 60-year-old Saanich man who died in a single-vehicle crash last month has left his house to the Victoria Cool-Aid Society, ensuring that, in death as in life, he will help the homeless. Carl Graham Young was the passenger in a van that crashed into trees on Old West Saanich Road on March 21.

Read the article: Saanich man who died in crash donates home to Cool-Aid 

Source: Times Colonist

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