BELLBROOK — The Bellbrook High School Marching Band and its staff will be wearing special ribbons during their performance Saturday during the Centerville Invitational in honor of a Greenon High School student killed in a crash earlier this month.
The ribbons will be red to represent Greenon’s school colors and have a butterfly on them representing the school’s 2017 marching band show, said Bellbrook band director Chris Foster.
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“We are all one big band family,” Foster wrote in a Facebook post Saturday afternoon ahead of Bellbrook’s performance. “You are in our thoughts and prayers as all students and staff are wearing these”
Kendal “Kenny” DePhillip, a junior, died while a passenger in a car that crashed shortly before 4:30 p.m. Oct. 15 on Fowler Road between Rebert Pike and Broadway Road in Clark County.
DePhillip was a member of Greenon’s marching band.
The Greenon band thanked Bellbrook on Facebook for the gesture.
In support of the Greenon Band, members of the Bellbrook Band are wearing red ribbons and butterflies at the Centerville Invitational today. Thank you for this kind gesture.
Posted by Greenon Bands on Saturday, October 28, 2017
