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Free Medical Clinic Bash on Saturday features dance contest, auctions

Posted at 9:00 am August 5, 2015
By Carolyn Krause Leave a Comment

Hit Men

Performers in the Hit Men band are, from left, Mark Akers, Bob Andres, Alan Keck, Pat Andres, and Uwe Lueth. They will perform at the Free Medical Clinic Bash on Saturday, Aug. 8, at the Parish Life Center of St. Mary’s Church. (Submitted photo) 

 

Tickets are still available for the FMC Bash, the annual fundraiser for the Free Medical Clinic of Oak Ridge, which will be held from 5 to 10 p.m. Saturday, August 8, in the Parish Life Center of St. Mary’s Church.

It will include a catered dinner, music by the Hit Men (a Knoxville rock and pop dance band), a Celebrity Dance Contest, silent auction (80 items), and live auction conducted by the entertaining Bear Stephenson.

Live auction items include a four-day vacation in a beach condo near St. Augustine, Florida; North Carolina barbecue dinner for 12; an Indian dinner for eight; a walnut jewelry box, hand-made earrings (sterling and mother of pearl) by Frederick Duclos; a fly-fishing package; a wine cooler; and Cajun dinner.

Couples who have entered the Celebrity Dance Contest are Sharon and Brian Annis, Naomi Asher and Jim Dodson, Tom Beehan and Kay Brookshire, David and Sandy Bradshaw, Gene Caldwell and Dottie Thompson, Keys Fillauer and Scott Hinton, Judy Gooch and Michael Shrader, and Austin Keathley and an amazing “secret” dancer. [Read more…]

Filed Under: Community, Dancing, Entertainment, Front Page News, Health, Meetings and Events, Music, Nonprofits, Top Stories Tagged With: auction, Celebrity Dance Contest, dance contest, dinner, FMC, FMC Bash, FMCOR, Free Medical Clinic, Free Medical Clinic Bash, Free Medical Clinic of Oak Ridge, Hit Men, music, Parish Life Center, St. Mary's Church

Free Medical Clinic fundraiser on Aug. 8 to feature rock band, dancers

Posted at 12:49 pm July 14, 2015
By Oak Ridge Today Staff Leave a Comment

The Hit Men

The Hit Men, a rock and pop dance band, will perform at the FMC Bash on Aug. 8, a fundraiser for the Free Medical Clinic of Oak Ridge. (Submitted photo)

 

Hit Men, a Knoxville rock and pop dance band, will provide music for dancing during the FMC Bash on Saturday, August 8. It’s the annual fundraiser for the Free Medical Clinic of Oak Ridge.

The fundraiser will be held from 5 to 10 p.m. August 8 in the Parish Life Center of St. Mary’s Church at 327 Vermont Avenue. It will include a catered dinner, Celebrity Dance Contest, and live auction conducted by the entertaining Bear Stephenson.

Band members are Alan Keck, lead vocals and guitar; Bob Andres, vocals, lead guitar, and flute; Pat Andres, vocals and keyboard; Uwe Lueth, drums, and Mark Akers, bass. You can learn more about them by visiting their website.

Couples who have entered in the Celebrity Dance Contest are Sharon and Brian Annis, Naomi Asher and Jim Dodson, Tom Beehan and Kay Brookshire, David and Sandy Bradshaw, Gene Caldwell and Dottie Thompson, Keys Fillauer and Scott Hinton, Judy Gooch and Michael Shrader, Austin Keathley and a secret partner, and Nancy Stanley and Gary Riser. [Read more…]

Filed Under: Community, Dancing, Entertainment, Front Page News, Health, Meetings and Events, Music, Nonprofits, Top Stories Tagged With: Alan Keck, Austin Keathley, Bear Stephenson, Bob Andres, Brian Annis, Celebrity Dance Contest, dancing, David Bradshaw, dinner, Dottie Thompson, FMC Bash, Free Medical Clinic, Free Medical Clinic of Oak Ridge, Gary Riser, Gene Caldwell, health insurance, Hit Men, Jim Dodson, Judy Gooch, Kay Brookshire, Keys Fillauer, Mark Akers, medical services, Michael Shrader, music, Nancy Stanley, Naomi Asher, Parish Life Center, Pat Andres, Sandy Bradshaw, Scott Hinton, Sharon Annis, St. Mary's Church, Tom Beehan, Uwe Lueth

Free Medical Clinic’s FMC Bash: Auctions, dinner, dance contest

Posted at 12:34 pm May 4, 2015
By Carolyn Krause Leave a Comment

Michael Burns and Sumner Byrne

Michael Burns and Sumner Byrne placed first in the dance contest at the Free Medical Clinic fundraiser last year, bringing in the most money for this crowd-pleasing event. (Submitted photo)

Save the date: Volunteers and staff at the Free Medical Clinic of Oak Ridge will present their annual “fun” fundraiser, the FMC Bash, on Saturday, August 8.

You can wear a neon T-shirt and jeans—dress is casual. An excellent dinner will be provided by Morrison Catering.

You can hear and dance to Second Opinion, the band of a few rockin’ doctors associated with Methodist Medical Center of Oak Ridge.

You can “vote” on the amazing and amusing Oak Ridge couples as they compete in the Celebrity Dance Contest.

And you can bid on hand-crafted items and services in the silent auction. At the live auction, Bear Stephenson, member of the FMCOR board, will auction dinners, a vacation cabin, and services such as interior decorating advice and computer repairs. [Read more…]

Filed Under: Community, Front Page News, Health, Meetings and Events, Nonprofits, Top Stories Tagged With: auction, Bear Stephenson, Celebrity Dance Contest, dance contest, dinner, FMC Bash, FMCOR, Free Medical Clinic, Free Medical Clinic of Oak Ridge, fundraiser, Healing Hands Society, Second Opinion, St. Mary's Church

Tickets on sale for the Free Medical Clinic’s Atomic Blast

Posted at 8:19 pm June 17, 2014
By Oak Ridge Today Staff Leave a Comment

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Tickets are now on sale for the Atomic Blast, Oak Ridge’s one-of-a-kind fundraiser for the Free Medical Clinic of Oak Ridge, or FMCOR. The fun-filled event is set for Saturday Aug. 16, in the Parish Life Center of St. Mary’s Church located at 327 Vermont Avenue in Oak Ridge.

The evening will include dinner, dancing to live music, as well as live and silent auctions, and a Celebrity Dance Contest. Stay tuned to find out who our celebrity contestants will be! Included with wine and beer for purchase will be the new “Atomic Blast Signature Drink.” Dress is casual, but attendees are invited to get all decked in neon colors!

Tickets are $60 and can be purchased on line at www.fmcor.org. Click on the Atomic Blast tab. They are also available at the FMCOR office located at 116 East Division Road (behind Zaxby’s) in Oak Ridge. [Read more…]

Filed Under: Community, Health, Nonprofits, Top Stories Tagged With: Atomic Blast, Celebrity Dance Contest, FMCOR, Free Medical Clinic, fundraiser, medical insurance, St. Mary's Parish

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