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Posted: 4:43 PM Aug 25, 2011
Anti-smoking activist speaking to area schools
Elkhart, Ind. Executive Director of the Foundation for a Smoke Free America Patrick Reynolds is speaking out against the big tobacco companies, and he has personal reasons for doing so.
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Executive Director of the Foundation for a Smoke Free America Patrick Reynolds is speaking out against the big tobacco companies, and he has personal reasons for doing so.
Reynold's grandfather made a living off of people lighting up, but his dad died from smoking.
Reynolds is speaking to teens at six Elkhart area schools about not smoking and the importance of staying away from drugs.
Reynolds told the kids that the tobacco industry is up to no good, and how the products can lead to death.
To hear Reynolds speak, come to the Elkhart County 4-H fairgrounds this Saturday for the TCB Tobacco Free Health Fair.
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