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Words cannot express the deep appreciation I feel for the warm welcome given to me by all the people who were at the Palisades on Saturday, and I especially want to thank State Representative Bill Kortz for the kind words, Allegheny County Council Member Bob Macey for the proclamation, and last but certainly not least, McKeesport Mayor James Brewster for presenting me with the key to the City of Mckeesport. I will cherish this night and the memories you have given to me and my family for the rest of my life.
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DeAnne Pavelko
08:33 PM on February 24, 2010
Hi Terry,
I am a member of the Donora Smog Commemorative Committee. We are interested in having you come to Donora for a benefit dance while you're here in May. My cellphone number is: 724-825-3562. Please email me or give me a call and let us know if this would be possible. We'd LOVE to have you.
Thanks, DeAnne Pavelko
I am a member of the Donora Smog Commemorative Committee. We are interested in having you come to Donora for a benefit dance while you're here in May. My cellphone number is: 724-825-3562. Please email me or give me a call and let us know if this would be possible. We'd LOVE to have you.
Thanks, DeAnne Pavelko
Terry,
I expected the welcome you received because over the years anyone who listened to you always spoke highly of you and wished you were still around. You were the cool one, Mr. Smooth on the radio. The cd's with your naration keep you alive and fresh in my mind every time I listened to them. You created lifelong fans and never seem out of date. Some would call you a Pittsburgh Original!
I expected the welcome you received because over the years anyone who listened to you always spoke highly of you and wished you were still around. You were the cool one, Mr. Smooth on the radio. The cd's with your naration keep you alive and fresh in my mind every time I listened to them. You created lifelong fans and never seem out of date. Some would call you a Pittsburgh Original!
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