Cleveland, Tenn., automobile dealer Larry Hill hands a check for nearly $4,000 to Kaylee Marie Radzyminski Saturday to pay the final shipping costs for her program, Tunes4theTroops.CLEVELAND, Tenn. – Automobile dealership owner Larry Hill handed a check for almost $4,000 Saturday to Kaylee Marie Radzyminski, the young woman who started Tunes4theTroops.
Hill’s gift closes out the remaining shipping debt from a six-year project that shipped more than 1 million pieces of music, movies and electronic games to American troops in dangerous places.
Radzyminski, who started Tunes4theTroops as a Cleveland High School freshman, is a junior at Tennessee Technological University.
“Being local, I have been hearing about the campaign and watching what Kaylee has been doing for years now,” Hill said Saturday.
“When I read a few weeks ago she had eclipsed the million CDs and that she was a little short on the shipping, I felt blessed to be able to honor her for honoring our troops,” Hill said.