Dr. Frank Stechey is a Hamilton, Ontario forensic dentist who was the first non-U.S. dentist to become part of the forensic team identifying remains of victims of the 9/11 attack on New York. While at Ground Zero, Dr. Stechey encountered The Salvation Army for the first time. This Christmas he is hosting an iKettle on this web site, which raised over $1000 for the Christmas Kettle Campaign. In this report, he talks about his Ground Zero experience and why he is helping the Army now.
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Frank Stechey is a close friend of mine. He lives his life with passion anjd genuine concern for others. Hosting a Salvation Army kettle is so typical of Frank’s dediction to his fellow man. I was happy to contribute both as a tribute to Frank and to help the good work of the Army.