hi bill, linda here. well, you
should be very proud. that was the best wedding we've ever attended, and
it's not cause it was my son's. our older son kevin got married 3 years
ago in an extravaganza at the Union Station in chicago. we had 400 people
(brides parents are divorced so you get double the familys) 12
bridesmaids, 7 flower girls etc, etc. very formal and beautiful. had an 8
piece orchestra, very well known in chicago, very expensive and they were
just not that great. too many slow fox trots and too many breaks. all my
friends were at that wedding too and rated adam and lori's far superior.
the music made the wedding. i only wish you were closer cause i could get
you gigs all the time. we have charity events and weddings and parties all
the time here. maybe someday soon my daughter (caroline) and her boyfriend
josh will get engaged- maybe we could fly you in. we would certainly want
music for more than 4 hours. that was the only bad thing. everybody wanted
more!!! other than you not playing- i do, i do i do ( just keeding ) it
was perfect. thank you all so much again for all your work and dedication.
linda w.
i am the nurse manager of a medical group home....one
of my residents is a woman who has been blind since birth....loretta
attends many of the concerts in coe park each summer....music is a huge
love of hers as she never had sight....tv was not an option and many
activities fail to hold her attention for long secondary to her lack of
sight....loretta had music and listened/listens for hours....she knows the
words to most songs and at least most of the words to most of the songs
out there....at any rate....i took her to your recent concert in coe park
this summer....as always when listening to your band she had a great
time....i wanted to take the time to thank your bass player who made a
point of coming up to loretta and spending a few moments with her while
she sang....he also posed for a picture with loretta.....something that
would probably appear to be a small thing to most is and was a huge thing
for loretta....not many people acknowledge this population....so to your
bass player....a huge thank you for the compassion and kindness he
extended....it was not unnoticed....i would also like to have the group
home added to your mailing list so that we are aware of the times you are
playing in a public forum....i wish you continued success....you again
were the best band that played in the park....
mary t. rnm
TO: THE BAND: Just a note to thank you for allowing
me to dance, sing and "play" all of the instruments Saturday night at Lone
Oaks. You were so kind and gracious to me and everyone there Saturday
night. I was recognized most of Sunday at Lone Oaks as "the additional
member to the band"! As you can probably tell from this e-mail, I was
the one up with your band for MOST OF THE NIGHT! Thank you again for
allowing me the privilege of being a temporary member of "NIGHT MOVES." I
had a great time----thank you so much. Karen B.
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