Fund Created for Children Impacted by Monday Killing Spree

A local radio station and the Souderton-Telford Rotary have partnered to establish a fund for the children impacted by this week’s killing spree in Montgomery County.

Word FM, a local, faith-based radio station, and the Souderton-Telford Rotary have partnered with Univest Foundation to establish the Stone & Flick Children Fund. The fund will assist in raising funds for the two Stone daughters and Anthony Flick.

The Stone daughters lost their mother, Nicole Hill Stone, as well as grandmother, great-grandmother, aunt, uncle and cousin during a rampage authorities say was carried out by her father, Bradley Stone. Anthony Flick, Hill Stone’s nephew and the Stone girls cousin, lost his parents and sister, Nina.

“We know that we can never put back together the pieces that these children have lost, but our hope is that as the generosity of our community members comes forth, we’ll be able to provide a little peace and comfort,” Word FM station manager Dave Baker said.

The fund has been jumpstarted with a $5,000 donation – $3,000 from Univest Corporation, $1,000 from Word FM and $1,000 from Souderton-Telford Rotary.

“Our community has been hit hard by this unthinkable tragedy,” said Jim Leary, chief of police for Souderton Borough and president of Souderton-Telford Rotary Club. “We are responding as our community always does – united to show our support for the children who need to know we stand beside them and are here to help them move forward.”

Individuals who are interested in donating can go to WordFM.org to make a general fund donation via online payment. Checks can also be sent, payable to Univest Foundation, to: Univest Foundation, 14 North Main Street, PO Box 559, Souderton, PA 18964. Put “Stone & Flick Children Fund” in the memo line.

All donations are tax deductible.

For more information on the collection fund, visit WordFM.org or Souderton-Telford Rotary.

Authorities say Bradley Stone shot his ex-wife, Nicole Hill Stone, in the early morning hours Monday at her residence in Lower Salford Township. Stone is also suspected of killing Hill Stone’s mother, Joanne Hill, and grandmother, Patricia Hill, both of Lansdale, as well as her sister, Patricia Flick, her sister’s husband, Aaron, and their 14-year-old daughter, Nina. The Flick’s 17-year-old son, Anthony, is recovering from cutting wounds inflicted by Stone, according to authorities.

(Photo: Word FM Facebook page)