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MSWA holds benefit show for Oklahoma City Bombing survivors

MSWA holds benefit show for Oklahoma City Bombing survivors

Posted: Jan 25th 2006 By: oklastaff

On Sunday, February 19, 2006, at 2:30 PM, The Mid South Wrestling Alliance is doing a BENEFIT Show Honoring THE SIX CHILDREN who Survived The OKLAHOMA CITY BOMBING and Grandmother Janni Coverdale, who lost two grandchildren Aaron and Elijah. This very, very special event is dedicated to these surviving children and all six will be in attendance to be honored in this Mid South Wrestling Event. The Event will be held at the City Nights Event Center located at 5810 South Western, in Oklahoma City. One block North of SW 59th Street. This event will also feature former WWE Superstar Big Van Vader, Mr. Wrestling 3, Oklahoma Legend and State Boxing Commissioner Danny Hodge, Mr. Ebony Tom Jones and also in concert Recording Artist Christian Rapper Young Dami & Demand.
TEN PERCENT of all ticket sales will be donated and split amongst these surviving children.
Ticket Prices $10.00 Adults
$8.00 Children
For Advanced tickets contact Mike Crawford (405) 630-9719

THE SURVIVING CHILDREN ARE: Rebecca Denny, Brandon Denny, PJ Allen, Nakia McCloud, Christopher Nguyen, Joseph Webber, also Grandmother Janni Coverdale who lost Aaron and Elijah.

CONTACT BRETT GARCIA FOR MORE INFO OR TO SCHEDULE INTERVIEWS
(405) 604-5509

 

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