Project Pet's 7th Annual Evening with Philip T. Myers fundraiser, a huge success
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Project Pet

Ed Bignon, Jim Gandy, Vicki Bignon, Bill Dukes, Jo Ann Dukes, and Deloris Mungo enjoy their time at the fundraiser for Project Pet.

Project Pet and honored guests celebrated life for the companion animals of the Midlands with Philip T. Myers performing at the Newberry Opera House Saturday, Feb. 17, 2007. In addition to benefiting the shelter animals of Project Pet, this year's performance was also a celebration honoring the life and memory of Corporal David Gardner Weimortz, who honorably gave his life while serving our country in Iraq. Also honored were Buck's Shadow, the Honorary War Dog; and Bob & Ila Woodwyk, Project Pet volunteers; who have donated thousands of hours to Project Pet over the past eight years.

Proceeds from the event will directly benefit the many abandoned and abused pets that come into the care of Project Pet from local area shelters during 2007.

Project Pet is a 501(c)(3) animal rescue organization registered with the S.C. Secretary of State and the Internal Revenue Service. All donations are tax deductible to the extent provided for by the law.

Anne Hart, Denise and Charlie Wilkinson, and Jim Hart enjoy the wine and cheese party at the Newberry Opera House before the performance by Philip Myers.

For more information about the services offered by Project Pet, please call their office at 803-407-0991 or visit their website at www.projectpet.com.

Erma Johnson thanks Philip Myers for his performance at the Newberry Opera House. Bob and Ila Woodwyk are honored for the many hours they have spent volunteering for Project Pet. Stewart Mungo, Tom Rhodes, and Scott Friday chat before the Project Pet fundraiser with Philip Myers performing. Susan Audé was emcee for the fundraiser for several years.