It’s ‘The Warrior Way’ to step up and show support
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Connor Gilman’s mother, Heather, posted this picture of Gilman on Facebook last Friday morning, thanking the community for their support. (Submitted photo)

Calhoun High School’s Owen Clowers, Principal Sheri Burris, Teacher Heidi Doyle, Jenna Fraley and Blake Witt, wear hats in support of Connor Gilman who recently had surgery to remove a brain tumor. (Diane Brangenberg/Calhoun News-Herald)

St. Norbert’s students show their support for Connor Gilman by paying a dollar to wear a hat to school. (Diane Brangenberg/Calhoun News-Herald)

Some younger Calhoun Elementary students are all smiles to be participating in the hat fundraiser for former Calhoun Warrior, Connor Gilman, who is battling a brain tumor. (Diane Brangenberg/Calhoun News-Herald)
By Diane Brangenberg
This past Friday, Calhoun Unit 40 Elementary, Jr. High and High School students, along with St. Norbert’s students and faculty all paid $1 each to wear a hat at school to show their support for former student and Warrior, Connor Gilman.
The schools are fundraising for Gilman because on Jan. 23 he had a seizure and was diagnosed with a slow growing brain tumor. He has since had the tumor removed and will begin radiation followed by chemotherapy.
Gilman and his family said they are thankful for all of the support and prayers that the Calhoun community has sent their way. Gilman is currently attending Northern Illinois University College of Law.
