Rock and Roll Legends in Troy April 12, 2008

Saturday APRIL 12, 2008 - FRIENDS OF LOLA BENEFIT

The Friends of Lola Benefit Presents Rock and Roll Legends on Saturday, April 12, 2008, at the Troy Elks Club, featuring Elvis, The King of Rock and Roll, Roy Orbison performing “Pretty Woman” and Buddy Holly performing “Peggy Sue”, plus that “Solitary Man" Neil Diamond. All proceeds from this benefit will go to the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation. The performing artists, Fred Wolfe, Sherman Arnold, Brian Grob, and Marco Rancilio, have generously donated their time and talent to this worthy cause. Doors open at 5:00 p.m. A psychic reader will be in attendance from 5:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.; food will be served buffet style at 7:00 p.m., and the show will start at 8:00 p.m. The evening will also include raffles, a silent auction and the sale of a benefit cookbook. Tickets are $15.00 each for adults and $5.00 each for children ages 5 to 12 and are available now or at the door. Advance reservations are recommended. For reservations and tickets, call Donna Pinneo at (248) 565-5832. You may also mail a check made payable to Donna Pinneo and addressed to her at 292 Town Center Drive, Troy, Michigan 48084, together with a note as to how many tickets you need and a self-addressed, stamped envelope so they may be mailed to you. The tickets can also be held for you to be picked up the night of the benefit. Please check out the benefit flyer by clicking here.

Location: The Troy Elks Club is located at 1451 East Big Beaver Road (a/k/a 16 Mile Road), Troy, Michigan 48083, East of Rochester Road between Rochester Road and John R on the north side of the street. There is an exit off I-75 at Rochester Road and Big Beaver Road is just north of that exit. MAP

A personal note from the Fred Wolfe Fan Club President and Webmaster - My youngest grandchild, Lola, was diagnosed with Type I Juvenile Diabetes a year ago at the age of two. She is now three years old. On a normal day, her blood sugar levels must constantly be checked by pricking her fingers six (6) times per day and she has to have six (6) shots of insulin per day. Also, she must maintain a tightly controlled diet and scheduled food intake. Worst of all, this disease carries with it the risk of life-threatening complications. Many people who have Type I Diabetes die prematurely. Diabetes is part of Lola’s everyday life. In just a one year span of time, she has endured over 2000 finger pricks and over 2000 insulin shots, just to stay alive. However, insulin is not a cure for diabetes – it’s merely life support. That is why her family is holding this benefit for the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation. If you cannot attend the benefit show but would like to help by making a donation, send a check made payable to Donna Pinneo to 292 Town Center Drive, Troy, Michigan 48084.

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