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Music for Melissa



In November 2011, Melissa Eaton, (Producing Director-Danny Eaton’s
Daughter-In-Law) was diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis. The initial attack was so severe that she was unable to perform simple tasks such as tie her shoes or lift a spoon to her 8 month old daughter’s mouth. The physical and emotional damage was just the tip of the iceberg. The disease then decimated the family’s savings and eventually forced the closure of their SC business and the relocation back up to Western MA. They now face
a mountain of debt and even more frightening, an uncertain future. Thank
you for joining us in support of Melissa. Together we can help give this young family a second chance at a bight future.

Tickets &19 & $21.

Come enjoy a night of great music from: Mitch Chakour, Ben Ashley, Frank Manzi, Aaron Porchelli, Amy Porchelli, Lori Efford, Marian Karpells, Ray Guillemette Jr. and many more!

Raffle prizes - doors open at 6PM.

Contact the Majestic Box Office to get your reserved seat or to make a donation. 413-747-7797

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