OutImpact.com| Fundraiser
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Presenting American Music Award Winner and Multi-Platinum Artist Randy Jones (also known as Original Village People Cowboy)
Carolina Beach, NC, on the Royal Winner Princess II cruise boat, Sunday, June 6, 2010: boarding time 6:45p, 7-10p
Music: Featured headliner American Music Award winner and Multi-Platinum recording artist Randy Jones, (also known as the Original Village People Cowboy). One of the most beloved entertainers and pop icons from the Disco era, Randy came to embody The Village People “Cowboy” in a way that has captured the public imagination for decades. “RJ” has sold in excess of 100 million units in his recording and film career. He has starred in the motion pictures “Three Long Years”, “Facade”, “A Tale About Bootlegging” and “Can’t Stop the Music”, among others.
In his latest eclectic pop collection, Ticket to the World, RJ reveals yet another dimension of his ability which may surprise. With wide-ranging material by some of Pop music’s greatest songwriters, including Andrew Lloyd Webber, Jim Steinman, Depeche Mode, Robbie Williams and Kylie Minogue, Pet Shop Boys, Neil Diamond and a gem by the Bee Gees, he reinvents a set of pop standards in a smooth, sexy style. Randy Jones’ official website is www.RandyJonesWorld.com and is available for media interviews.
Where: Aboard the Royal Winner Princess II, boarding in Carolina Beach, NC (Winner Cruise Boats, 100 Carl Winner Ave.)
When: Board time at 6:45p; 7p-10p
Ages: 16 years old and older, minors must be accompanied by an adult. Everyone will be carded who will be served alcohol to ensure only 21+ will be drinking on-board.
Tickets are $35 and 100% of net proceeds of every ticket benefits CUE Center for Missing Persons! CUE Center for Missing Persons focuses on finding the missing, advocating for their causes, and supporting their families.
Tickets will be sold at http://www.outimpact.com/events and for more information by calling (910) 538-0115 or (910) 538-4309. Credit card orders can be placed over the phone as well.
Out Impact will also be providing the first 100 guests who purchase tickets a special VIP gift bag! This is a limited engagement with only 250 tickets to be sold and this event will happen rain or shine. Smoking will be allowed on outside of boat only, not inside during the performance. No refunds..
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Miles For Bryce
Miles for Bryce Tarter Campaign
How is works…
You register at the site for “Miles for Bryce” and navigate to the county you live in or are familiar with, search for any road way and adopt it. Once you adopt the road or street, you must register that information to the site. This effort will aid the search for Bryce as it is imperative to locate his truck. Each ADOPTED” road or street that is driven down and searched by a person, will allow us to obtain knowledge of where Bryce’s truck is not; this campaign is open to everyone who would like to help in this case.
Purpose:
The idea for this campaign is to garner the attention of the general public and media outlets in an effort to aid the search for missing teen, Bryce Tarter and or his white truck.
Objective:
To challenge citizens of the Georgia state to help search for Bryce Tarter who remains missing along with his vehicle. We hope to eliminate roads, streets and highways in search of any clue his truck may have left behind. Our ultimate goal to locate missing, Bryce Tarter and afford his family a resolution.
Click on a County name below to view Roads in each County
Miles For Bryce Contributors ( Click link below to view)
http://spreadsheets.google.com/ccc?key=0AtF7IucDVU5udEdLVlRyQ3dQWGdUdzRBNFZkVVpTRWc&hl=en
When you have completed the miles that you have adopted, please come back to this page and complete the following form.
National Conference
Missing Persons National Round Table Conference 2010
“EXPANDING THE VISION”
Where: Holiday Inn Conference Center 5032 Market Street Wilmington, North Carolina 28405
When: March 18th thru 21st, 2010
Fee of $300.00 covers all conference lodging, meals and materials
Thank you to our Major Sponsors 2010
Want to Sponsor CUE National Conference? Download our 2010 Sponsor Packet here
In March the CUE Center for Missing Persons will host its 6th annual “National Round Table Conference”, bringing people from across nation together once more to aid in national awareness of missing people.
You should plan to arrive Thursday anytime after 4:00 pm and depart anytime after 2:00 pm on Sunday
Meet and Greet – March 18th, Thursday 7:00 pm – 9:30 pm (Refreshments Provided)
Training, Speakers and Victims Hour - March 19th, Friday (All Day – Lunch, Snacks & Dinner Provided)
Friday Night Sponsors Party - March 19th, Friday – 8:00 pm – 11:00 pm
Training, Speakers - March 20th, Saturday (All Day – Lunch, Snacks & Dinner Provided)
National Candle Light Vigil Service – March 20th, Saturday – 7:30 pm – 9:00 pm
Recognitions/Closing Remarks/ Round Table Discussions – March 21st, Sunday (ending 1:00 pm)
TRAINING SESSION, Certificate Classes
* Fundamentals of Advocacy - Instructor, Brad Dennis (Klaaskids Search Center)
* Death, Identification, Investigation Matters - Instructor, Diana Trepkov
(Certified Forensic Artist (IAI) Forensic Identification Services
* Rules to follow while Writing Grants & Questions Asked- Instructor, Beth Gaglione (BG Consulting, Proprietor)
GUEST SPEAKERS AND PRESENTATIONS
Who Should Attend?
Families of the Missing
Non Profit Organizations and Organizations Alike
Advocates for Missing Persons and Crime Victims
Private Investigators
Law Officials
Coroners and Death Investigators
Search and Rescue/Recovery Teams
Public and Social Agencies
Counselor Services, Trauma/Grief
Volunteer and Community Leaders seeking professional training
The event will focus on improving communication among agencies, learning about each other’s services, exchanging ideas, and creating a unified support system for victims. The conference will also feature professional education/training/techniques, advanced technology, advocacy, investigation and exploring other aspects of missing person cases.
Our primary focus is to offer a safe place for those who suffer a missing loved one and educate those who work daily for missing persons, the search thereof. The conference promises all attendees to be informative, presenting new technology and offer ideas to make a difference in the way missing person cases are handled. Our main stream goal is to provide resources and technique in locating the missing and or lost.
All attendees will receive a certificate for each training session from various agencies and a plaque from the conference in general. Rooms and meals will be provided by the host “CUE Center for Missing Persons and covered by your registration fee. Transportation for arrival and departures from Wilmington airport will be provided. This event will be powerful and we hope you will make plans to participate.
For more information please contact the CUE Center (910) 343-1131
Email CUE: cuecenter@aol.com
Thanking you in advance for your much-needed participation in this important event.
National Round Table Conference Goals:
- Sharing a trained and professional view for solving cold case and search there of; missing persons
- Understanding the resources available to be deployed when needed, what their capabilities are and how to obtain them.
- Exploring the relevant positive and negative experiences of people who have experienced a missing loved one.
- Creating new approaches to missing persons cases, and effectively deploying available resources; building communication and support
- Developing a high-level view of the modifications needed to our current resources and organizational community over the next five years.
Search for Samantha Burns
In January of 2009 CUE’s founder, Monica Caison received a package from an inmate after he reached out wanting to bring two missing woman home; Mrs. Caison responded. The package contained a letter, photos and a map with the inmate instructions on where he recalled leaving Alice Donovan’s body in November of 2002. Immediate action was taken in contacts and preparation was soon underway for the next morning to search for the South Carolina missing woman. In the first six hours of the drenching rain search effort human remains were discovered and for the next four days to follow brought more discovery for the organization, law officials and FBI working together. DNA awaits the proper identity, however it is our belief that we successfully brought Mrs. Donovan home.
In March of 2009 a similar package arrived and similar information, however bringing our center to West Virginia for a young girl named Samantha Burns, missing also in November of 2002 and also a part of the crime spree this inmate created after his escape from an Kentucky jail of that same time frame. But CUE was not as hopeful as the information was cloudy at best and the area being an entire highway. After sixteen day of extensive search efforts we have still not brought “Sam” home but remain determined in doing so for her family and case resolution.
