More than 130 cars took part in the 11th annual 鈥楤urnouts in the Sky鈥� show and shine that honours the memory of Bradley McPherson by raising funds for scholarships.

Held Saturday, July 29, in the George Preston Rec Centre parking lot, it was the first to be organized by his 鈥渓ittle sister鈥� Mariah Godard and family friend Aleigha Bowie. They raised $8,700.

When Susan Simning, Bradley and Mariah鈥檚 mom, who organized the first 10 鈥楤urnouts鈥� stepped back, the two friends stepped up to keep it going.

鈥淲e called this our training day,鈥� Godard laughed.

Godard said they were 鈥渟uper happy鈥� with the response, and have already booked George Preston for the next 鈥楤urnouts鈥� on Saturday, July 27, of 2024.

Their next immediate task is to sort through scholarship applications, with the aim of presenting the money next year.

鈥淲e usually do two scholarships,鈥� Godard explained.

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The Bradley McPherson Memorial Scholarship Fund, recognizes students who have ADD or ADHD 鈥� like McPherson 鈥� and have overcome their learning challenges, and have plans to pursue further studies.

keeps alive the memory of McPherson, who was shot and killed on Christmas Eve 2011.

At a house party in Newton, the 28-year-old McPherson confronted a male guest who was harassing a female party-goer. Not long after, McPherson was shot dead.

In 2018, a 26-year-old man was found guilty of second-degree murder and given a life sentence with no parole eligibility for 15 years for the crime.

More pictures from the event can be viewed online at the .

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