ON THE WEEKEND OF AUGUST 3RD, 200 INDIVIDUALS WILL TAKE ON THE 2019 ANYTIME FITNESS 24 IN 24 CHALLENGE — RAISING MONEY TO SUPPORT A SPECIAL WISH CLEVELAND.
Since it's creation in 2015, this incredible event has since raised over $240,000 for A Special Wish Cleveland, and specifically for Northeast Ohio children battling life threatening illnesses.
The Anytime Fitness 24 in 24 features challengers attempting to run one mile every hour for 24 consecutive hours. Each brave athlete taking on the challenge is doing so for an even braver child from A Special Wish Cleveland. Donate to one of the teams and help make a dream come true for a child battling a life-threatening illness.
The Monreal Srnick Funeral home are proud sponsors of this event. We are currently looking for runners/walkers to help in the challenge. Go team maryn!
Please go to https://af24in24.org/ register to run or walk and where it says, "Do you have a preference on the Wish Kid or Team Sponsor you’re running for this year" put in TEAM Maryn.
if you'd like to just donate go to https://www.crowdrise.com/donate/project/team-maryn/a-special-wish-foundation-inc-cleveland-chapter
Please email us and let us know you'll be joining us. [email protected]
Join us as we honor Eddie Rodick and all he accomplished in polka music as well as his contributions to the our Slovenian community
SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 15, 2019 @ SNPJ FARM
10946 Heath Road Kirtland, Ohio
Doors open at 12:00 PM and Music from 1:00 PM until 8:00 PM
Featured bands include: Frank Stanger Orch. - Klancnik and Friends
Ron Likovic Band - Don Wojtila Band - Lynn Marie and E3
With special reunions of the Eddie Rodick Bands
from the 70’s, 80’s & 90’s
Ticket prices are $15.00 Pre-Sale and $20.00 on the day of the event
Food and Drinks will be available for purchase
Ticket price includes the dance and a chance at some door prizes
Pre-Sale Tickets Available at our corporate sponsor’s location
Monreal Srnick Funeral Home - 35400 Curtis Blvd. Eastlake, Ohio
440.951.1220 Or by calling Eddie 440.251.0593 or Eddie 3 440.413.8023
Man’s remains stuck in Ohio police evidence locker with nowhere to go
Our firm was contacted the other day by the Eastlake Police department asking for our assistance in finding relatives or next of kin for the Cremated Remains of William Reeher. We have assisted and will continue to assist the Eastlake Police department. At the time of his passing his remains were given to his family. Once the remains are in the care of the family it is their decision to go to a cemetery for permanent placement or to keep their loved one at home. Attached is a story by Paul Orlousky (channel 19 News) Click on link below