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Don t miss the big stories. Like us on Facebook.   WILMINGTON — A Jeep owned by a local man and avid snowboarder, who volunteered in emergency services and tragically died from cancer at a young age, was raffled off and raked in lots of money for two great causes. More than $45,000 was raised altogether, and it will be split evenly between the Guy Hawkins Cancer Relief Fund, which helps families in the valley with cancer treatment-related expenses, and the Old School Community Center in Wilmington. Old School Enrichment Council member Janet Boyd recalled the effort beginning around February or March. “It was a little slow getting started but everyone told us what a wonderful opportunity it was because it was a unique vehicle,” she said, adding that only 1,500 were made.

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