 
          12     2014 RELAY FOR LIFE MAGAZINE           LINCOLN DAILY NEWS.com        July 28, 2014
        
        
          I did. Our biggest fundraisers are our car washes
        
        
          over the summer, in which we all gather on
        
        
          weekends to wash cars for donations to our
        
        
          team’s fundraising goal.”
        
        
          Crawford says he has continued to be involved
        
        
          because, “After seeing how passionate other
        
        
          people my age could be for such an amazing
        
        
          cause, I realized that I had the ability to change
        
        
          the way adults and those in older generations
        
        
          viewed teens and youth by helping my peers
        
        
          get involved with important events, not only
        
        
          through the Relay for Life, but by organizing
        
        
          opportunities for them to help their community in
        
        
          some way that wasn’t offered before.”
        
        
          Maritta Robinson, who co-chaired with Trenton
        
        
          in the past says, “My husband Jeff and I have
        
        
          spent many hours working with Trenton
        
        
          especially during Relay for life 2012-2013
        
        
          when we served as chairs. Trenton has a very
        
        
          compassionate heart and is willing to go and do
        
        
          whatever needs to be done to make our relays a
        
        
          huge success.”
        
        
          She also said, “During the times we have served
        
        
          together, Trenton, Bailey (Goodman), and I have
        
        
          laughed times [because] we would be so tired and
        
        
          it would just hit us and then there were times we
        
        
          just held on together and cried tears of sadness
        
        
          when we would lose someone who was so special
        
        
          and close to us. The Relay is not just a bunch
        
        
          of people just throwing things together. We all
        
        
          become like family and that is what Trenton is to
        
        
          us.”
        
        
          Robinson says she “looks forward to see “how
        
        
          God uses him in the future because he has a pure
        
        
          heart for Him and is willing to do whatever work
        
        
          he is sent to do. Trenton is a huge asset to Relay
        
        
          for Life and loves what it is all about. Saving
        
        
          lives, one person at a time.”
        
        
          Trenton and his team, along with 21 other teams
        
        
          will again be working hard at this year’s Relay
        
        
          for Life held on July 25th and 26th. Hopefully,
        
        
          the next generation of millenials will continue to
        
        
          carry on this tradition of selfless service.
        
        
          Teens were out
        
        
          early, six months
        
        
          before the main
        
        
          event, and full of
        
        
          enthusiasm to
        
        
          get this year’s
        
        
          fundraiser off to a
        
        
          great start.