On Nov. 28, 2004, Charlie and Teddy and their father, Dick Ebersol, were among six people on board a jet plane that crashed while taking off during a snow storm from the airport in the small town of Montrose, about 185 miles southwest of Denver.
TEMPE, Ariz. — The ghosts of Pat Tillman are everywhere here in Sun Devil Stadium.
They’re up in the dressing room where he used to shed those flip-flops, that penchant for cussing and that “Hey Dude” vernacular for his football shoes and pads, and then pull that Arizona State University helmet down over his long, blond hair.
BY MICHAEL ELLIS
LOS ANGELES — Ford Motor Co. plans to reverse its years of slumping U.S. sales with vehicles that are uniquely American in design, even as it prepares a cost-cutting program that will shrink the size of the company, a top executive said Wednesday.
By Lillian Kwon, Christian Post
On Human Rights Day, Dec. 10, three states and 32 cities across the nation will unite together with the signature white wrist bands to join the poverty and AIDS fighting ONE Campaign.
Wall Street and St. Jude Children Research Hospital had their 16th annual “Taste of New York” on Nov. 15 where six hundred Wall Street top executives participated in a silent auction in support of the brain tumor research program. One of the many party favors was wristbands of course, which donned “Wall Street Loves the St. Jude Kids.”
By TROY MEZERA
Bling-bling, street cred and fly fashion were becoming an all-too-important style for the NBA’s elite.
The gaudy jewelry, sloppy look and un-marketablity of many of its players forced the league and its commissioner to change the rules and demand a look that was more Bachrach than backyard.
Reminderband is a proud in-kind donor of the organization Boundless Playgrounds whose mission is to create extraordinary playgrounds where all children with and without disabilities can develop essential skills for life as they learn together through play.
Reminderband received a surprise visit from Miss Utah, Julia Bachison on Wednesday Oct. 12 after she finished her gold medal program walks with the local elementary schools.
Everson oath makes history
By DUANE D. STANFORD
The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
Published on: 10/06/05
Melvin Everson put his hand on his mother’s Bible Wednesday and made history.
The 47-year-old Snellville probation officer stood before more than 100 well-wishers in the state House chambers and took the oath of office as the body’s newest member.
News Released: April 28, 2005
(PRLEAP.COM) When Anthony Clark and Mike O’Malley of CBS’ popular sitcom “Yes, Dear” heard of the Bands For Freedom Foundation’s efforts to support U.S. troops, they added their support to Bands For Freedom and its Hero’s Page, an online list of celebrity supporters for the Armed Forces Relief Trust (AFRT) and the men and women of the U.S. military.
My husband is currently serving in the US Navy in Iraq. Several of the other navy wives and myself decided to order bands with our husbands names on them and the unit they are serving in. We were extremely pleased with the quality of the bands and the speed in which we received our order. They came before we even expected them. Everyone we've given one to just loves them." - Emily - Tyler, TX - May 14, 2007 More Testimonials
