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From Sugery to Singing, in a Week!

Sunday, May 6, 2012

  • 9:00am until 10:30am
  • Stony Point, NYLake Welch Beach in Harriman State Park. The address for the Lake is 800 Kanawauke Road in Stony Point, NY 10911
  • I will be singing the National Anthem Next Sunday. 1 Week after getting my new pacemaker. :) I'm so glad all the details worked out. I missed this last year because I was in the hospital. This year I get to do the Anthem. Come out and support me and the cause. Just being ... there is all the support we need!!

    I don't have time to do the walk due to a Wonderful Family Function of seeing my Aussie Cousin and meeting his wife for the first time.

    We are excited that you are available to sing the National Anthem for us on Sunday, May 6, 2012 at Lake Welch Beach in Harriman State Park. The address for the Lake is 800 Kanawauke Road in Stony Point, NY. The opening ceremonies will take place from approximately 9:30AM-10:30AM, during which time we will ask you to perform. I will send along exact timing and a copy of the program within the next week or so, but please plan to arrive at the event by 9:00AM.

    I truly hope you can come!! xoxo ♥ ♥

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