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Matchbox Twenty/Rob Thomas.
2005 The Palce Louisville, KY
Our friend Rob Thomas joined kids being treated for cancer from
Kosair Hospital for a special "Stars Night Out". After a personal photo
and autograph session kids and parents enjoyed pizza before the rocking
concert.
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2003
Cancer patients Autumn and Millie enjoyed hanging out with
Rob and the boys from Matchbox 20 at a recent RAC Meet and Greet.
Rob Thomas, Adam Gaynor, Kyle Cook, Paul Douchette and Brian Yale of Matchbox 20 once again welcomed teens fighting cancer at their concert in Charlotte, NC.
Matchbox 20 also met with two very special fans at their concert in Raleigh, NC. Band members personally greeted Andrew, a 15 year old being treated for Lymphoma and Michelle recently off treatment for leukemia. Andrew had his guitar signed by the band. Michelle was tearful as she showed the band her homemade poster “Your music saved my life and helped me beat cancer”.
Gabriel Titus had the privilege of presenting MB20 band members with a gold ribbon childhood cancer awareness pin during September 2003, Childhood Cancer Awareness Month.
MB20 helped brighten the holidays for kids with cancer by donating copies of their concert DVD SHOW. They rallied their Rounder Records who sent DVD’s from other artists for kids and families to enjoy.
Rob Thomas, Adam Gaynor, Kyle Cook, Paul Douchette and Brian Yale of Matchbox 20 once again welcomed teens fighting cancer at their concert in Charlotte, NC.
Matchbox 20 also met with two very special fans at their concert in Raleigh, NC. Band members personally greeted Andrew, a 15 year old being treated for Lymphoma and Michelle recently off treatment for leukemia. Andrew had his guitar signed by the band. Michelle was tearful as she showed the band her homemade poster “Your music saved my life and helped me beat cancer”.
Gabriel Titus had the privilege of presenting MB20 band members with a gold ribbon childhood cancer awareness pin during September 2003, Childhood Cancer Awareness Month.
MB20 helped brighten the holidays for kids with cancer by donating copies of their concert DVD SHOW. They rallied their Rounder Records who sent DVD’s from other artists for kids and families to enjoy.
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2002
Idaho and Utah teens being treated for cancer at Primary Children's Medical Center in Salt Lake City spent some quality time with band members Rob Thomas, Kyle Cook, Brian Yale, Paul Doucette, and Adam Gaynor from Matchbox 20. The hard-working oncology nurses of Primary Children's Medical Center also had the opportunity to meet Matchbox 20 and enjoyed the Train/Matchbox 20 concert that followed.
Idaho and Utah teens being treated for cancer at Primary Children's Medical Center in Salt Lake City spent some quality time with band members Rob Thomas, Kyle Cook, Brian Yale, Paul Doucette, and Adam Gaynor from Matchbox 20. The hard-working oncology nurses of Primary Children's Medical Center also had the opportunity to meet Matchbox 20 and enjoyed the Train/Matchbox 20 concert that followed.
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Oncology nurses, Dan Smith, Amy Pasman, Heather Andrus, Tracy Little & Maria George from Primary Children's Medical Center enjoyed meeting matchbox twenty and the Train/matchbox twenty concert that followed.
Amy who works with these kids daily commented "I have to admit, I LOVED meeting the band and the show, however, I cannot even explain how I felt watching those kids! So many of them have struggled so much over the last few months and to see them let go and be kids, I loved it! "
Dan Smith, RN is the Healthcare Administrator of Camp Hobe and orchestrates their yearly "Hobe Jam". He is also a RAC board member and full time oncology nurse. Dan effused "the buzz around the hospital is overwhelming! No one can stop talking about what an awesome bunch of guys MB20 were, nor about how they ROCKED! Even Heather, who finished a chemo treatment about 2 hours before the show, can't say enough good about the whole thing."
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