Thanks to all!
Thanks to all who attend Saturday and Sunday's performances.The concert was a HUGE success. I'll have more details mid-week, but from my count it looked like we had ~80 people Saturday night and well over a 100 Sunday, maybe close to 150. It was a packed house at St. Anthony Park Lutheran.
Specifically I'd like to thank the inagural 14, those I invited who attended my first forum. Thanks to: Mom & Dad, Don, Debbie, Matt, Amanda, Bernie and Rita (Saturday's Concert); Ken & Millie, Josh, Dave, Mike, and Anne (Sunday).
A special thanks to Matt for taking photos during the Saturday show. Hopefully I'll post them later today.
And for those that are wondering, I don't know who the winner of the stained glass prize are yet, but as soon as I find out I'll let you know.
Thanks again.
posted by Dan Flies @ 1/16/2006 12:51:00 PM
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