Gift wrapped support: Gourmet Essentials owners Jack and Stevie Turley (left) presented $1

Gift wrapped support

Gourmet Essentials owners Jack and Stevie Turley (left) presented $1,114 to Campbell River Hospital Foundation representatives Stacey Marsh and Lesliey Coates. The money was raised through gift wrapping contributions at Gourmet Essentials.

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