Going bald for a brother
June 15, 2019 12:00 am
• Last Updated: June 15, 2019 9:42 pm
Jay Carson of the Bozrah Fire Department reacts as he is about to have his head shaved Saturday, June 15, 2019, by Niki Trinkley of GlamLabz Salon in Uncasville, during the Go Bald for a Brother event to benefit Jonathan "Jono" Lillpopp of the state Department of Health, former Region 4 EMS coordinator and Colchester Haywood Volunteer Fire Department, at Epicure Brewing Co. in Norwich. The annual event, sponsored by The Eastern Connecticut Emerald Society, is held in memory of firefighter Todd Williamson of the Poquonnock Bridge Fire Department. (Dana Jensen/The Day) Buy Photo Reprints
Norwich — Volunteers from around the region had their head shaved Saturday by Niki Trinkley of GlamLabz Salon in Uncasville, during the Go Bald for a Brother event to benefit Jonathan "Jono" Lillpopp of the state Department of Health, former Region 4 EMS coordinator and Colchester Haywood Volunteer Fire Department, at Epicure Brewing Co. in Norwich.
The annual event, sponsored by The Eastern Connecticut Emerald Society, is held in memory of firefighter Todd Williamson of the Poquonnock Bridge Fire Department.
Jay Carson of the Bozrah Fire Department reacts as to losing his long hair Saturday, June 15, 2019, as he has his head shaved by Niki Trinkley of GlamLabz Salon in Uncasville, during the Go Bald for a Brother event to benefit Jonathan "Jono" Lillpopp of the state Department of Health, former Region 4 EMS coordinator and Colchester Haywood Volunteer Fire Department, at Epicure Brewing Co. in Norwich. The annual event, sponsored by The Eastern Connecticut Emerald Society, is held in memory of firefighter Todd Williamson of the Poquonnock Bridge Fire Department. (Dana Jensen/The Day) Buy Photo Reprints
Eric Deschamps of the Mohegan Tribe Fire Department has his head shaved Saturday, June 15, 2019, by Niki Trinkley of GlamLabz Salon in Uncasville, during the Go Bald for a Brother event to benefit Jonathan "Jono" Lillpopp, of the state Department of Health, former Region 4 EMS coordinator and Colchester Haywood Volunteer Fire Department, at Epicure Brewing Co. in Norwich. The annual event, sponsored by The Eastern Connecticut Emerald Society, is held in memory of firefighter Todd Williamson of the Poquonnock Bridge Fire Department. (Dana Jensen/The Day) Buy Photo Reprints
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