[NEohioPAL] Awesome Hilariousness + good cause

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Wed Jun 3 19:44:43 PDT 2009


FWB Improv 
  
Mmm...we're the cheesiest 
a completely improvised comedy show 
  
  
Catch us at the 
Theater at UCC Pilgrim Church 
2592 W. 14th Street 
Tremont  
June 5 
8 PM 



$10  
 
Read below about the worthy recepients whom we will donate money from for this show:
 
The Mosses are a very special family from Anchorage , Alaska . Stanley and Connie, along with their daughter, Jenn, took in over 100 foster children of all ages, many with special needs. One day they took in an infant named Chantel, who was the daughter of an alcoholic/drug-addicted mother; they fell in love with the little girl and adopted her. The same woman had seven kids in total. Over the next several years, they adopted three more, Lance, Dre’, and JT, all of whom also had numerous special needs due to the alcohol and drugs their mother took while pregnant with them. Connie and Stanley became advocates for their children, surrounded themselves with experts and did everything they could to give these four kids the happiest, healthiest, and best lives they could. In addition, Connie created a website so other local parents of special needs children would be able to provide the best care for their families as well. 
  
Unfortunately, in addition to the expected hardships that come from dealing with special needs children, the Mosses have had some unbelievably difficult and unexpected times as well. On September 12, 2001, Stanley passed away from complications due to diabetes. One year later, at 13, Lance had a heart attack, which left him in a coma for several weeks. He came out of the coma, but was a quadriplegic.  He passed away at the age of 17 from complications due to pneumonia. Most recently, JT passed away unexpectedly.  Doctors speculate he passed away from the stomach flu, but there is no conclusive cause of death.  He was in a psychiatric hospital getting his bi polar medications leveled and was just weeks away from moving back home when he passed away. Throughout all this, Connie has been living with multiple sclerosis which has prevented her from working. 
  
Connie and Dre’ are the only ones at home now. Chantel is 21, living in town but has little contact with the family. Jenn lives nearby and helps out as much as she can, including spending every Saturday volunteering at a local animal shelter with Dre’. 
  
The Mosses have done so much for so many children in need. And they’ve suffered more heartache than anyone should have to go through. That’s why, together, we’re going to make their lives a little easier—with a lot laughter in the form of improv comedy (they’ll receive a DVD of the show) and hopefully a lot of money for them to use in whatever way suits their family’s needs best. 


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