An upcoming dinner will raise scholarship money for an Indian Creek graduate who died after her pancreas ruptured.
The Carrie Clayburn Memorial Dinner will be Jan. 7 at Indian Creek High School, 803 Indian Meadows Drive, Trafalgar, during a basketball game between Indian Creek and Brown County.
Sheila Heidenreich, Clayburn’s mother tells you what you need to know.
<strong>1.What will be served?</strong>
The Indian Creek FFA will prepare their famous smoked pork chops and area churches and organizations provide vegetables, salads and desserts.
<strong>2. How much does it cost?</strong>
It is a free will offering and the money goes to scholarships in Carrie’s memory. This will be the 19th dinner.
<strong>3.How many people are you expecting?</strong>
There are around 650 family, friends and members of our community that attend.
<strong>4.What other activities are planned around the dinner?</strong>
There is also a silent auction going on during the dinner. Indian Creek has a basketball game against Brown County.
<strong>5. What is Carrie’s story?</strong>
Carrie was very active in the community and loved FFA and 4-H. Carrie passed away Sept. 7, 1998, when her pancreas ruptured. She had just started IUPUI after graduating from Indian Creek that May.
