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BigBrodieFan · 03-22-2015, 06:39 PM

Hey All,

If you have time and you have no other loyalties, please feel free to vote for Chatham for Kraft Hockeyville 2015, home of our very own TJ Brodie, but more importantly- me! LOL

He makes a very sincere request for your vote in a video here, and you can vote with this link as well:

http://www.khv2015.ca/en/nominations...ial-arena-103/

I started skating at 'The Barn' (Memorial Arena) when I was 2 years old and later played girls' hockey and broomball, and Brodie's dad played for the Chatham Maroons, and Brodie also played there as well before moving up to the 'O,' along with thousands of other kids and adults. Us Chathamites have wonderful memories of the arena, and we'd love to see it get the upgrades it desperately needs. Like any small town arena, it's such a huge part of the town's history and culture-built in the 40s and still looks like it!

Thanks for your time and consideration, and thanks if you vote!!

03-22-2015, 06:39 PM	#1
BigBrodieFan Franchise Player Join Date: Oct 2010 Location: H-Town, Texas Exp:	CP Jihad- Vote for Chatham for Kraft Hockeyville 2015 Hey All, If you have time and you have no other loyalties, please feel free to vote for Chatham for Kraft Hockeyville 2015, home of our very own TJ Brodie, but more importantly- me! LOL He makes a very sincere request for your vote in a video here, and you can vote with this link as well: http://www.khv2015.ca/en/nominations...ial-arena-103/ I started skating at 'The Barn' (Memorial Arena) when I was 2 years old and later played girls' hockey and broomball, and Brodie's dad played for the Chatham Maroons, and Brodie also played there as well before moving up to the 'O,' along with thousands of other kids and adults. Us Chathamites have wonderful memories of the arena, and we'd love to see it get the upgrades it desperately needs. Like any small town arena, it's such a huge part of the town's history and culture-built in the 40s and still looks like it! Thanks for your time and consideration, and thanks if you vote!!