Businesses, community come together to honor former teacher, volleyball coach

Businesses, community come together to honor former teacher, volleyball coach The Tipp City Community continues to find ways to rally around the family of Ashley Flynn, who investigators say her husband shot and killed last week.

TIPP CITY — The Tipp City Community continues to find ways to rally around the family of Ashley Flynn, who investigators say her husband shot and killed last week.

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As reported on News Center 7 Daybreak, several businesses in the community have come up with ways to host fundraisers for Ashley’s family.

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The owner of the 571 Grille and Draft House decided to donate 10 percent of sales from the weekend to Ashley’s family.

The kitchen manager, Jason Venrick said it was a busy weekend.

“We’re a family here, and something, you know, that happens to another family, we are here to help them.

Tipp City Police confirmed that they towed the couple’s cars away last week and used a backhoe to lift a shed in the home’s backyard.

Neighbors watched as every piece of the investigation unfolded.

“You feel for the two kids, and you feel for the rest of the family, of course, and their friends, and then everybody else,” said John Liening.

The owner of Kid Clubhouse in Springboro said in a social media post that 100 percent of all revenue from both locations on Tuesday, Feb. 24, will go to support Ashley’s daughters.

“We know this doesn’t fix anything, but we wanted to contribute in some small way to support their family & the girls during this time,” said the owner.

In the post, the owner said they grew up knowing Ashley and her family from church, and that her family continued to have a lasting impact on their life and the Clubhouse.

“Ashley’s dad and his team helped us while we were building the Springboro Clubhouse location,” said the owner.

The owner said that Ashley’s father also bought gift cards to Kid Clubhouse during the COVID-19 shutdown, just to help keep the business afloat.

Caleb Flynn remains in the Miami County Jail on a $2 million bond.

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