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| Kolby Miller, 10, waves around a bunch of glow sticks in Wakamow Valley on Jan. 9, 2016. He was one of the people who came out to pay tribute to the Van de Vorst family by hanging glow sticks on trees and on the side of the road. Lisa Goudy/Times-Herald |
In the chilly early evening on Saturday, Michael Kuntz hung a glow stick on a tree in Wakamow Valley.
He was one of a handful of people who came out to adorn Wakamow Valley with glow sticks in memory of the Van de Vorst family in Saskatoon who were killed in a weekend highway crash on Jan. 3 by an alleged drunk driver. It was part of a province-wide tribute to honour Jordan and Chanda Van de Vorst, their two-year-old son Miguire and five-year-old daughter Kamryn.
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