Crocodile Rock II was a Groovy Success!
St. Augustine, FL – Polyester, afros and 70’s celebrity sightings were all the rage during the 2nd Annual Crocodile Rock, a 70’s themed fundraiser for EPIC Community Services held at the St. Augustine Alligator Farm. More than 250 people attended the event which included live music by Cloud 9, dinner catered by the restaurants of the St. Augustine Independent Restaurant Association, live shows from the Vinyl Idol Contestants, 70’s themed contests and more.
This year’s winner of the Vinyl Idol contest was The Bailey Group, who performed Barry Manilow’s ‘Copacabana’. The team consisted of John Reardon, Beth O’Neill, Anne Wiegand, Charles Myers, Mark Bailey Jr., Lori Roemmich, Donna Fogle, Yvonne Crawford and Sandy Combariza. Winners of the Best Dressed Contest were Bill Abare and Dawn Canan and the Celebrity Look-Alike Contest was won by “Sonny & Cher” aka Matthew Robison and Kerri Kagle. Pictures from Crocodile Rock can be viewed below.
“Our goal for EPIC fundraisers is to blend crucial support and awareness for our programs with a fun experience that also brings our community together”, says Teresa Andrews, Fund Development Director, “every person who participates in an event like Crocodile Rock is helping EPIC support the children and families in our programs”.
EPIC Community Services, Inc. depends on community-based fundraisers like Crocodile Rock to continue its valuable local programs such as the Counseling Center and Big Brothers Big Sisters. EPIC has been serving the residents of St. Johns County since 1973.
For more information on how to support EPIC and its programs, please call (904) 829-2273 or visitwww.epiccommunityservices.org.
This year’s winner of the Vinyl Idol contest was The Bailey Group, who performed Barry Manilow’s ‘Copacabana’. The team consisted of John Reardon, Beth O’Neill, Anne Wiegand, Charles Myers, Mark Bailey Jr., Lori Roemmich, Donna Fogle, Yvonne Crawford and Sandy Combariza. Winners of the Best Dressed Contest were Bill Abare and Dawn Canan and the Celebrity Look-Alike Contest was won by “Sonny & Cher” aka Matthew Robison and Kerri Kagle. Pictures from Crocodile Rock can be viewed below.
“Our goal for EPIC fundraisers is to blend crucial support and awareness for our programs with a fun experience that also brings our community together”, says Teresa Andrews, Fund Development Director, “every person who participates in an event like Crocodile Rock is helping EPIC support the children and families in our programs”.
EPIC Community Services, Inc. depends on community-based fundraisers like Crocodile Rock to continue its valuable local programs such as the Counseling Center and Big Brothers Big Sisters. EPIC has been serving the residents of St. Johns County since 1973.
For more information on how to support EPIC and its programs, please call (904) 829-2273 or visitwww.epiccommunityservices.org.
Photos from Crocodile Rock 2009
All photos by Alison Miller: www.alisonmillerphoto.com
Join us this year on Saturday, October 9, 2010
Tickets on sale now!
