Kaylee Cahoon holds up a #CahoonStrong sign with her grandmother Tira Beary and Dee Schmitz, owner of the Heritage Building. Cahoon designed the signs with the help of Schmitz. She is selling them for $10 to help support her dad Christian's medical bills.
SEELEY LAKE – After attending the candlelight vigil at the Cahoon's home Sept. 17, six-year-old Kaylee Cahoon told her grandparents Tira and Steve Beary she wanted to make a yard sign that said #CahoonStrong. She said she is a Cahoon and wanted to show support for her daddy Christian who was injured in a plane crash Sept. 2. With a little help from Dee Schmitz at Heritage Office Stop, not only did she design a yard sign for her yard and bedroom, she is selling them as a fundraiser to help her dad pay his medical bills.
After Cahoon decided she wanted to make a yard sign, her mother Holly sent...
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