THANK YOU
On September 11, 2010, a fundraiser was held in my name at the Brooklawn American Legion, Post 72.
On behalf of my family and myself, I would like to take this opportunity to thank all of our family, friends and the many businesses for their help in making the fundraiser a huge success. It was an extraordinary night that I will never be able to forget.
The success of the event was overwhelming and was a direct result of the generosity and hard work of everyone who dedicated their time and efforts to make it happen.
The proceeds will definitely help in covering my medical expenses during the uncertain times ahead of me as I battle this illness.
I wish I could extend a personal thank-you to everyone who helped with and attended the benefit, but given the overwhelming number of people who helped make the night possible, I fear I may accidentally exclude someone. Instead, I wish to end this thank you to everyone who helped to make the benefit such a memorable night. To all of you, I will be forever grateful!
While I cannot list everyone I would like to thank, there are a few names I must acknowledge here; first, my family and friends who planned the event. Uncle Mike, Aunt Ginny, Kate, Kendall, Mike, Ed Malone, Rich Dolson and families, I love you all and appreciate you organizing the night on my behalf.
In addition, I extend a special thank you to a number of local businesses for their support: Konrad Beer Distributors (Herb and family), Brown’s Shoprite of Brooklawn, Tropical Illusions Tanning Salon, The Camden Riversharks, Hair Peace, Tia’s Hair Care, McCann-Healey Funeral Home, Lipkin’s Drugs, Dining Car Depot, Whispers Inn, Webimax LLC, Brown’s Farm, Jacqueline’s Pizza, Metro Diner, Clancy’s Pub, Gentleman’s Den, Gateway Diner, Diamante Jewelers, Back to Front Massage, Sangarlo’s Pizza, Johnny’s Liquor, Westbrook Lanes, Max’s Seafood, Thirty One (Chrissy Garrity), Mary Kay (Vivienne Hampshire), Troxies Pizza & Chicken, Rutgers University, and Tummy Tee LLC.
A special thanks to Dolson Family Catering, who prepared and served the food which was enjoyed by everyone.
Last but not least, a special thanks goes out to our entertainment for the evening, Howdy Riddell (DJ), the original Junkyard Band and the Broken Shillelagh’s, you guys rock!
Finally, I want to thank my sister Laura for your help with this event and your support since my diagnosis. I know in life we may not always say what we feel but somehow you just know it.
Thank you again, to everyone, for all of your continued support and prayers, it means the world to me.
Adam Goin, Gloucester City
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