CCMP’s starts a new program. We are more than just Racers!!!
We at CCMP are a Family of Racers. But also we give great support back our Community. For our first two years we have helped over 60 plus different programs. Organization such as the Autism Awareness, Boy Scouts, Cancer Awareness, Diabetes, Election of Community Officials, Fire Fighters with Cancer, etc… I would like title this action we do. “CCMP’s Hands Around the Community” I will get Jack Smith from KARNAC to make up an area on our website so people can view the things we support. The weekend coming up of 12-20-08 will be our first Christmas for the Cummunity with $10.00 Grand stands tickets. We will launch the first “CCMP’s Hands Around the Community” in Avery Hutson’s name. This is the seven week old infant from Cape Coral that as beat for hours from her Father. She needs our support. I will like to personally thank Derrick Horton for opening our eyes to this cause. We will give $1.00 for each paying Fans. Please help get the word out for this GREAT cause. She needs our support. I would like to have all the FANS and racers alike file on to the track holding hands in supports of this cause. Wouldn’t it be great to have enough to circle the whole track. Please say a pray for Avery and her Mother.
Thanks for the support for believing in the Dream.
Bobby Diehl
The Story in the paper.
Laura Hutson said her newborn daughter is improving as she recovers from injuries Cape Coral police say her father inflicted.
Seven-week-old Avery Hutson was being treated for skull fractures and severe injuries she received when her father beat her Friday, Cape Coral police said.
She remains at All Children?s Hospital in St. Petersburg, according to hospital spokesman Roy Adams.
?They?ve taken the breathing tube out,? Laura Hutson said Sunday. ?They put it in as just a precaution.?
She also said medical staff removed the brace Avery had around her neck to hold the tube in place.
Her father, Geoffrey Scott Hutson, 41, is in custody at the Lee County Jail, charged with cruelty toward a child causing great bodily harm.
Geoffrey Hutson at first told police that as he picked her up and reached for a towel she slipped from his arms and fell, hitting her head against the side of the tub. He later changed his story, police said.
Police were notified by doctors at HealthPark Medical Center in south Fort Myers who said that Avery?s injuries were inconsistent with being dropped. Geoffrey Hutson told police that he ?lost it? because his daughter wouldn?t stop crying. He told detectives he struck his daughter on the left side of her head four to five times with his open hand on the master bed, according to a report by Detective Kurt Grau.
Then, Hutson said, he picked up his daughter and squeezed her midsection with his hand and held her against his shoulder, according to the report.
When she wouldn?t stop crying, Hutson said he hit his daughter on the head two to three more times and struck her on the back several times, the report said.
He also said he put his hand over her mouth until she stopped crying and squirming and then he laid her in her crib.
When she began crying again, he picked her up and twice threw his daughter against the iron headboard of the master bed.
At one point, he lifted his daughter above his head and she struck a fan blade with the side of her head, the police report said.
He said the ceiling fan was not moving. Hutson said he also threw his daughter into her crib two to three times and her head struck the side rails and a portable night light in the bed, the report said.
Laura Hutson on Sunday asked for prayers for her daughter to continue, but said she did not care to know about her husband.
The Chrismas Race will be the 1st “CCMP’s Hands Around the Community” for Avery Hutson.
Thanks for those who believe so we could become this type of Business.
Please say a pray for Avery.
Bobby Diehl:huepfen024: