Hi Everyone!

Here's the latest information for the 2009 Annual St. Louis Fall Festival! It's scheduled for Saturday, September 12th! Be sure to Mark Your Calendar NOW! Plan on having a FUN time and bringing your kids, family and friends!

This year the Festival will be held at the MAGIC HOUSE in Kirkwood, MO! It'll be a blast for everyone (young & old!) AND you'll know you'll be helping others in their quest to find a cure for brain tumors. ABTA gets NO support from the government...it's people like you that make this all work through your donations of labor, love and $$$! If for some reason you can't make it, your generous (& even small) donations will mean alot! Are you willing to help with time, money or items for the Silent Auction? It would be so appreciated and is so needed.

For more information or to volunteer: check out the ABTA website .

Too late to help our daughter, Terri, but she'd be so pleased to know you've helped to save others. So for Terri, I say Thank You for your past and continued support. You folks are the BEST! Blessings! Judy

Following is a letter from the committee regarding the 2008 St. Louis Fall Festival. It was a fun event and for such a great cause! Everyone is a winner when they participate in this fund-raiser. Thanks to all that made it so successful! Our family appreciates your efforts immensely! Blessings, Judy

Thank you for attending the 11th Annual St. Louis Fall Festival to Benefit the American Brain Tumor Association at Grant’s Farm. Your generous support and participation resulted in a record year and to date we were able to raise $28,387 to support research to find a cure for brain tumors. Please know that you have made a tremendous difference in the life of brain tumor patients and their families.

Our website is still open for additional donations. Pictures from the event including those of you who had pictures taken with the Clydesdale are now available for viewing and downloading to your computer (free of charge) on our secure web site.
Thank you to Dr. David Silverman and Amiee Shank with Maryville University who so generously donated their time and talents in taking the pictures.