Autism Speaks fundraiser hosted by Dominic’s Hunters

April 22, 2018

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autism speaks2 — Eleven-year-old Dominic Rinner, front and center, of Perry was joined at Sunday's Autism Speaks fundraiser at the MCB by, from left, his aunt Loletta Hall of Exira, cousin Lacey Hall of Guthrie Center, brother Owen Kalina, 11, of Perry, brother Lane Graham, 9, of Perry, mother Kara Graham and father Shawn Graham of Perry.

Beside tables laden with a variety of baked goods and a kitchen savory with loose meat sandwiches, the friends and family of Dominic’s Hunters greeted visitors Sunday afternoon at the Autism Speaks fundraiser at the MCB.

With a little help from their friends, Kara and Shawn Graham of Perry hosted an Autism Speaks fundraising bake sale Sunday afternoon at the McCreary Community Building in Perry.

The Grahams and their family and friends form the Dominic’s Hunters team for Austim Speaks, named after the Grahams’ son, 11-year-old Dominic Rinner of Perry.

Dominic, a Perry Middle School fifth grader, said his favorite subjects in school at present are reading and science. His father said his son shows a knack for computers.

Along with two MCB tables loaded with cookies, bars, brownies, cupcakes and other sweet treats, loose meat snadwiches were also served along with a variety of pasta side dishes.

Filling the ranks of Dominic’s Hunters at the Sunday afternoon were his aunt, Loletta Hall of Exira, and his cousin, Lacey Hall of Guthrie Center, along with brothers Owen Kalina, 11, of Perry and Lane Graham, 9, of Perry.