Iron Hill Brewery Holding Fundraiser For Slain Mt. Airy Man

Thirty-three year old Terrell L. Bruce was tragically killed in December while driving in Mt. Airy.

Remembered by the community, his friends, and family as an upstanding man, one of Bruce's former employers is hosting a fundraiser to benefit the Terrell L. Bruce Memorial Foundation.

On Thursday, Feb. 23., the Iron Hill Brewery locations in Admore, Chestnut Hill, Maple Shade, and North Wales will put a portion of sales of "La Bruce," Bruce's own craft beer that he made while working at a server, toward the memorial foundation, CBS Philadelphia reports.

“Every pint that we sell of ‘La Bruce’ on the night of the event we are going to give a dollar back to the Terrel L. Bruce Memorial Foundation,” Warren Sewell, Iron Hill Senior General Manager, told the outlet.

The Terrell L. Bruce Memorial Fund was established by Bruce's twin brother, Brandon Bruce, in January to "honor Terrell's great legacy of community service and academic excellence by continuing his charitable efforts and raising awareness about his life while encouraging others to live life as he did; altruistically," according to the fund's website.

Check out the Terrell L. Bruce Memorial Foundation online here.

Bruce was killed on Dec. 27 allegedly by his ex girlfriend, Martina Westcott, while he was driving in Mt. Airy.

Westcott has been charged with murder and related crimes.

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