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| In Memory of Keith Ward |
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| Ravens Roost 13 |
| Dance Benefit in Keith's Memory |
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| The evening of Saturday, September 15th was cool and crisp as scores of supporters came out to Cherry's Inn for the Memory of Keith Ward. There was a $5 cover to get in the door, but it included a buffet of food and live music from the band, Cry Wolf. The event started at 9pm and lasted until well after 1am. A 50/50 raffle was held, door prizes were awarded, a raffle was held for a bushel of #1 male crabs (donated by Cherry's) and there was a big 6 wheel spinning. Proceeds from this event will be donated to Keiths charity of choice, the Margaret E. Moul Home. THANK YOU to ALL who came out and supported us in Keith's Memory!! |
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| The decorations are hung, food is prepared, music is playing and the crowds have gathered |
| Larry, Kim and Dale work the door selling tickets and as security |
| Kathy works the wheel as Shelley and others cross their fingers for their numbers to hit |
| Many supporters came out to Cherry's for this special event, including Keith's Mom and Sister (top right). It was such an anticipated event, many even showed up early! |
| The band rocked the house all night long |
| Beth and Roxanne (top) sold all of our raffle tickets for the evening. A volunteer (left) from the dance floor picked the winner for our 50/50 raffle. Scott (middle) announces that the winner is Kim Wood (right), a member our our roost. She generously donated the winnings of the 50/50 back to the event. |
| Lots of door prizes were given out. There were countless winners! |
| And the winner of the bushel of #1 male, steamed crabs is.......... J.R. Reaser! Congratulations JR! And Thank You, Cherry's! |
| We Thank EVERYONE who made this event possible. We thank all the volunteers who did such a great job! We thank you for sharing your memories of Keith with us. We'll Miss You Keith! |
| Ravens fans raise funds in late friend's memory September 13, 2007 ~ North County News Members of Ravens Roost 13, in Freeland, are planning a dance to raise money for a late friend's favorite cause. Keith Ward, who died in a June 19 car crash in Railroad, Pa., participated -- with other roost members -- in the annual Polar Bear Plunge at Sandy Point State Park, near Annapolis, to raise money for Maryland Special Olympics. He appeared on the front page of the North County News on Feb. 1, in a lei and hula skirt with fake buttocks and his hair dyed purple -- in honor of the Baltimore Ravens. Club members are now raising money for the Margaret E. Moul Home, also known as the York County Cerebral Palsy Home, where Ward's brother Wayne Ward lives. |