Gary Grossich and Rusted Development Gives Back to Colton Relay for Life
Photo Courtesy of: Breeanna Jent
Gary Grossich thanks the crowd for joining him for the unveiling on Wednesday evening, Sept. 23, at his pizza parlor, Nickelodeon Pizza.
Photo Courtesy of: Breeanna Jent
: Gary Grossich and his wife, Sandy, thank the community for joining them Wednesday evening, Sept. 23, to celebrate the premier of the Rusted Development episode in which their family was featured.
Photo Courtesy of: Breeanna Jent
Gary Grossich, owner of Nickelodeon Pizza, explained that he was donating 20 percent of the proceeds from the Wednesday, Sept. 23 event to the Colton Relay for Life. It was his way of giving back to the Colton community, he explained.
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