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Fort Bend County community fundraiser planned for Deputy Kenneth Lewis

Fort Bend County Deputy Sheriff’s Association says all proceeds will go directly to family of fallen deputy killed in hit-and-run crash

Fort Bend County Sheriff's Office Deputy Kenneth Lewis (Fort Bend County Sheriff's Office)

RICHMOND, Texas – The Fort Bend County Deputy Sheriffs’ Association is inviting the community to a BBQ fundraiser benefiting the family of Deputy Kenneth Lewis, who was killed after a hit-and-run on the Katy Freeway in February while he was helping a stranded motorist.

The fundraiser is scheduled for Friday, April 10 from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Gus George Academy, located at 1521 Eugene Heimann Circle in Richmond.

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Plates are $15 and include a chopped beef brisket sandwich, chips, and a drink.

Organizers say all proceeds will go directly to support Deputy Lewis’ family.

Community members who are unable to attend but would like to help are encouraged to donate. Additional details, including donation information, are available on the event flyer.

BBQ Benefit for FBCSO Deputy Kenneth Lewis. (Fort Bend County Sheriff's Office)