Bake Sale Held To Help Kin Of Bay Terrace, New York Fire Victim

    March 11, 2004
    Dozens of friends and well-wishers held a bake sale Saturday afternoon to benefit the family of a 14-year-old Bay Terrace teenager who was killed last weekend in a fatal early morning fire
    Times-Ledger newspapers
    Neighbors and firefighters gather in Bay Terrace to raise money for the victims of a deadly fire last week on 215th Street.
    Neighbors and firefighters gather in Bay Terrace to raise money for the victims of a deadly fire last week on 215th Street.
    Dozens of friends and well-wishers held a bake sale Saturday afternoon to benefit the family of a 14-year-old Bay Terrace teenager who was killed last weekend in a fatal early morning fire.

    Barbara Randell, who along with her children came up with the idea for the bake sale held in front of the home at 18-20 215th St., watched as supporters came to buy everything from donuts to croissants. She said she came up with the idea for the bake sale as a way to help the family of Hanna Yoo, the teenager killed in the blaze, and relatives of the other two girls injured in the fire.

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