Trimble Lions Club Celebrity Waiter Night

Thursday, September 26, 2013

The Trimble Lions Club had a large group of diners showing their support in making their third annual Celebrity Waiter Night at Lupo's Italian Restaurante a roaring success last month. The $1,000 raised will assist applicant approved people of Dyer County with aid for vision problems.

Ken Jones happened to be in attendance enjoying a nice meal. Ken took the stage then added his own unique sound from his harmonica and then accompanied Jimmy Anderson on several songs.
Trimble Lions Chip Warren, (left) and Andrew Taylor (right) welcomed people as they arrived.
Patrick Williams, with his son, Miller Williams, gives a hand in delivering a piping hot pizza to a patron.
Vanessa and Jimmy Anderson provided music of all genres during the evening.

Trimble Lion Robert Hurt performed a varied number of oldies during the evening.
Jeff Jones, Dyer County road commissioner, walks away in amazement saying, "I can't touch that, no way". While Ken Jones played "Orange Blossom Special" on his harmonica.
Rep. Bill Sanderson plays his own rendition of "When the Saints Go Marching In".
Trimble Lion, Dr. Leslie Warren, answers questions and gives encouragement for people to tip generously during the Trimble Lions Club third annual Celebrity Waiter Night.
Guests and Lions Club members take a moment to enjoy their meal and the evening's entertainment.
Marjie Sanderson, wife of State Representative Bill Sanderson, singing a folk Italian standard she learned as a child. She performed "Caro Mio Ben" translated as "My Dear Beloved" without music or any instruments.
Lions Club President Jeremy Henson getting some microphone adjustment from Jimmy Anderson.
Lions Club Secretary Robert Hurt performed several songs during the evening.
Trimble Lions David Butler, Jeremy Henson, accompanied by Jimmy Anderson, closed out the evening with several country songs, including a Randy Travis song "1982" and George Strait's "Amarillo By Morning".