J. Marc Bailey
Peter Breinholt
Family activites including a bounce house, football toss, face painting and more will be available from 4:00 to 6:00 p.m. at the top of the amphitheatre. Food vendors will be set up at the top of the amphitheatre with a variety of foods, drinks and snacks. The concert will begin at 6:00 p.m. and tickets will be $10.00 for ages 12 and up, $5.00 for ages 5-11, and FREE for ages 4 and under. Tickets will be sold through Eagle Mountain City Hall, Smith's Tix and SmithsTix.com or you can purchase them at the door. There is no stadium seating so you will want to bring blankets to sit on! Payment for tickets and some food will be cash only. Other vendors will be responsible for their own sales.
For the Love of Shoes will be there selling their shoes with proceeds going to the event. Salt City Candles, Modbe and Cookie Lee will also be selling items with a portion of their proceeds going to the family as well.
We will also be holding a silent auction and a raffle. Some of the great items to be auctioned include autographed porcelain dolls from Marie Osmond,
an iPOD,
a Cricut from Provo Craft,
autographed cookbooks from Paula Deen, grills, a gym membership, sessions with a personal trainer, themed baskets full of gift certificates and products in various price ranges. We also have a QuicKutz personal die cut system, and many other great items to bid on. To see more auction items and to see what types of payments we accept for auction items, please click on the auction link above.
Everyone who attends the concert will receive a coupon for a free video rental from Hollywood video, free toothbrushes from Gordon Family Dental and a free book from Creating Keepsakes, while supplies last. All proceeds from the event will go to benefit the Pemberton family. If you are interested in advertising at the event or helping to sponsor it, please contact Jessica at jessicagordon@digis.net or Wendy at jeff.evans@digis.net
We hope to see you there!
2 comments:
God bless your family. I broke down crying reading what happened to your family. What a precious baby and a beautiful wife! I wish you the best and Pray you find comfort in each other and in God!
-a mother in Eagle Mountain City Center
Dear Pemberton Family,
My heart and prayers are with you at this difficult time. My daughter had an amniotic fluid embolism September 17, 2007. She was 36 weeks along and it came on suddenly in the middle of the night. After being transported to the hospital in critical condition, she was one of the very few who survived this rare condition. However, her daughter was born with oxygen deprivation and now has severe cerebral palsy. It is a daily challenge to raise her and still care for her two young sons. We, too, know the trauma that comes into families who experience AFE, and hope that you will be blessed and strengthened in your losses.
Sincerely,
Rosanne
Centerville, Utah
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