Ray Godfrey, top left, a retired Durango Fire Protection District firefighter, describes to 100 Club members what happened when the roof exploded during a fire at Seasons Rotisserie and Grill in 2008. Godfrey was fighting the fire at the time of the explosion that injured several firefighters. On Friday evening, Seasons held its annual Burning Down the House fundraiser to benefit first-responders through the 100 Club. Proceeds from all meals served at the restaurant Friday will be donated to the club, which supports families of first-responders who have died in the line of duty. The club is in the process of expanding its efforts to additional agencies across La Plata County. To Godfrey’s left are Carrie Martinez and 100 Club Board President Jerry Martinez.
Ray Godfrey, top left, a retired Durango Fire Protection District firefighter, describes to 100 Club members what happened when the roof exploded during a fire at Seasons Rotisserie and Grill in 2008. Godfrey was fighting the fire at the time of the explosion that injured several firefighters. On Friday evening, Seasons held its annual Burning Down the House fundraiser to benefit first-responders through the 100 Club. Proceeds from all meals served at the restaurant Friday will be donated to the club, which supports families of first-responders who have died in the line of duty. The club is in the process of expanding its efforts to additional agencies across La Plata County. To Godfrey’s left are Carrie Martinez and 100 Club Board President Jerry Martinez.Jerry McBride/Durango Herald file