Presented by
A Movin’ Night the “Piano Man”
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- Party hosts: Gerry and Gai Newkirk, Jerry and Diane Turner, Earl and Anita Maxwell, Ray and Jennene Mashburn, John Robinson and Sharon Schweitzer Robinson, Merriman Morton and Mary Scott Nabers, Randy and Kathy Taylor, Scott and Cindy Wilson, Jim and Terry Whorton
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- Scott and Cindy Wilson
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- Jay and Judy Campion
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- Merriman Morton and Mary Scott Nabers with Gerald Daugherty
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- Robbie and Andrew Cooper with Nancy and John Bosch
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- Donald Abrams and Jim Whorton
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- Terry Whorton, Shirley Werner, Susan and Tom Boehme
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- Colleen Bull and Peggy Greenawalt
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- Cheryl and Rod Bond
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- Dessert parfaits by Love, Mom
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- David and Lady Huffstutler with Karen and Dr. Thomas Vaughn
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- Mike and Stephanie Sierra
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- Jim and Ann Downing, Bruce Harlan and Joanie Bentzin
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- Leslie Robnett and Ellen Troxclair
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- "Piano Man" Matt Wilson and band
How do you spend a night on Broadway without actually travelling to New York City?—By being at the “Piano Man” Toast of the Town party! Guests gathered at the home of Cindy and Scott Wilson for the ultimate Broadway nightlife experience. Signature cocktails began the evening followed by a cosmopolitan dining delight prepared by Ronda Karam of Love, Mom. Everybody had the best seats in the house for the
concert featuring Matt Wilson (of national fame for his role as “Piano Man” in the Billy Joel/Twyla Tharp musical, “Movin’ Out.”) The night concluded with an encore performance by Matt at the baby grand.
Hosted by : Jennene & Ray Mashburn; Anita & Earl Maxwell; Mary Scott Nabers; Gai & Gerry Newkirk; Sharon Schweitzer Robinson & John Robinson; Kathy & Randy Taylor; Diane & Jerry Turner; Terry & Jim Whorton; Cindy & Scott Wilson
Robert Godwin
Robert Godwin has been covering the non-profit scene in Austin from the time of blue jeans and backyard barbeques to the black-tie galas of today. With over 20,000 events recorded by word and photo, Godwin leads the leagues in rubber chicken consumption. As a constant witness to the power of publicity, he now seeks to enlist a legion of assistants by sharing his knowledge of the publicity process.
