Photos: Bills and Sabres alumni hand out food in Buffalo
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Former Buffalo Bills star Bruce Smith joined fellow Hall of Famers Jim Kelly and Thurman Thomas, along with other Bills and Sabres alumni and owners Terry and Kim Pegula and NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell in handing out groceries on East Ferry Street at the Resource Council of WNY.
They were there to volunteer in the wake of Saturday's mass shooting at the Tops Markets on Jefferson Avenue, in which a gunman killed 10 and wounded three others.
Catherine Roberts, president and CEO of the Resource Council of WNY, shares information about the organization as Buffalo Bills and Buffalo Sabres alumni, Bills and Sabres owners owners Kim and Terry Pegula, NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell and former Sabres broadcaster Rick Jeanneret volunteer to distribute donated food and toiletries on Thursday, May 19, 2022.
Volunteering (from left) are former Buffalo Bill and former Erie County Executive Ed Rutkowski, former Bills quarterback Jim Kelly, NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell and former Bills defensive end Bruce Smith.
Buffalo Bills Hall of Famer Thurman Thomas hands a woman a bag of goods at the Resource Council of WNY.
Roger Goodell greets Thurman Thomas as Buffalo Bills and Buffalo Sabres alumni arrive to volunteer.
Buffalo Bills and Buffalo Sabres owner Kim Pegula talks with Catherine Roberts, president and CEO of the Resource Council of WNY.
Buffalo Bills and Buffalo Sabres owners Kim and Terry Pegula talk with Buffalo Common Council Member Ulysees O. Wingo Sr. in May.
Buffalo Bills and Buffalo Sabres owner Kim Pegula helps fill bags of donated food and toiletries at the Resource Council of WNY.
Former Buffalo Sabres play-by-play announcer Rick Jeanneret came to distribute donated food and toiletries at the Resource Council of WNY.
Buffalo Bills and Buffalo Sabres owner Terry Pegula helps distribute food.
Former Buffalo Sabres goalie and current broadcaster Marty Biron helps out Tishekia Knox, whose cousin Roberta Drury was killed in the shooting.
Buffalo Sabres alumni Patrick Kaleta and Marty Biron joke around with Tishekia Knox. She said it lifted her spirits because her cousin Roberta Drury was killed in the shooting.
Buffalo Bills Hall of Famer Jim Kelly helps distribute bags of goods.
Buffalo Bills Hall of Famer Bruce Smith helps distribute bags of donated food and toiletries at the Resource Council of WNY.
Former Buffalo Sabres forward Rob Ray drops off food at the Resource Council of WNY.
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