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Tickets Still Available For ABC Host Robin Roberts Event
March 26, 2009
Tickets are still available for “An Evening with…Robin Roberts” Friday at Olive Baptist Church in Pensacola.
The Good Morning America co-anchor will discuss a variety of topics including her love of sports, growing up in a military family, realizing her dream in broadcasting and facing the challenge of breast cancer. Roberts is also the bestselling author of From the Heart: Eight Rules to Live By.
Doors open at 5 p.m. Tickets may be purchased at the door while availability remains. Seating is limited.
Tickets are still available for $35 each and can be purchased now at BaptistHealthCareFoundation.org or by calling 469-7906.
All proceeds from this event will benefit future Baptist Health Care oncology patient programs and services.
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June 25th Good Morning America,
Our coast is suffering a major devastation. Our beautiful ocean ,beaches, habitats, people who make their living from the ocean, and all the the surrounding beach towns which I go to when I get a vacation. I am asking America to take a moment and consider the everday workers who are out in the ocean on rigs, etc who have been making a living for their families for many years.These workers are very much under pressure .My son-n-law is out their now. Please pray for all their safety and yes we still need to remember the 11 families who lost loved ones on that tragic day.