Freemasons Lodge Nowra Unity backs Valley cop's burpee efforts to end youth suicide

Robert Crawford
Updated November 30 2021 - 10:19am, first published November 19 2021 - 1:30pm
WELL DONE: Freemasons Lodge Nowra Unity members (back row from left) Jake Marsh, Duncan Brown, Peter Cumes, Robert Cochrane, Worshipful Master Mark Baker and David Baker (front) with Kangaroo Valley cop, Senior Constable Todd Cremer and Officer in Charge of the Nowra Police Station, Inspector Ray Stynes.
WELL DONE: Freemasons Lodge Nowra Unity members (back row from left) Jake Marsh, Duncan Brown, Peter Cumes, Robert Cochrane, Worshipful Master Mark Baker and David Baker (front) with Kangaroo Valley cop, Senior Constable Todd Cremer and Officer in Charge of the Nowra Police Station, Inspector Ray Stynes.

Freemasons Lodge Nowra Unity has thrown its support behind Kangaroo Valley Police Officer Todd Cremer in raising money for the ALIVE Project, and its drive to end youth suicide.

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Robert Crawford

Robert Crawford

Senior Journalist

Robert Crawford is a senior journalist at the South Coast Register, for Australian Community Media . Everyone's got a story, what's yours? Email robert.crawford@austcommunitymedia.com.au

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