Carwash Benefits Storer Memorial Fund

The LeMay family decided to take a day out of their busy lives to do some good for a dear friend that was recently lost in a plane crash. Grieving the sudden loss of Brian Storer and his father Mark, the LeMay’s were determined to help since the day of the accident.

On a sunny Saturday this month, the LeMay family set up a car wash outside the B&E Meats store in Burien to raise money for the Storer Family Memorial Fund. Brian Storer left behind a wife and two small boys, Sam & Toby, ages 2 and 1. The Storer family has since set up a benefit for the two boys.

Children and adults worked side by side to keep up with the steady line of cars that pulled in for a quality hand wash. The LeMay family worked all through the day to keep the donations coming in and to do some good for a family that is in need of support.

Donations are being accepted for the Storer Family Memorial Fund at all Sterling Savings Bank locations and through PayPal.

Mark & Brian Storer killed in plane crash

Mark Storer, the coowner and founder of Airport Towing & Burien Towing, along with his son Brian were killed in a plane crash Thursday evening.

Mark and Brian took the afternoon off work to spend some time together in Mark’s amphibious airplane. The two were last seen enjoying the day on lake Nahwatzel, before the plane’s engine failed shortly after taking off. Both died in the crash.
Mark was a dedicated father and husband. He loved his family and will be missed by many.

Brian was married and was a father of 2 young boys, ages 2 and 1. He also loved his family very much and will be missed.

Both Mark and Brian dedicated much of their lives to the family business. Airport Towing mourns their passing and supports the families they have left behind.

Memorial services will be announced when finalized. More information available at jaredstorer.blogspot.com

Any gifts or cards for the families are currently being collected at the main office: 817 SW 149th St. Burien, WA 98166