A Life Story Foundation presents

BATTER UP TO BEAT ALS

Join Kevin and A Life Story Foundation at Skybox on Sheffield as the Cubs take on the Arizona Diamondbacks on June 2nd at 1:20pm.

By simply buying a ticket you are making a donation to A Life Story Foundation and tickets are tax deductible. Each ticket includes a rooftop seat as well as unlimited food, Goose Island beer and soft drinks! Fans and foundation supporters of all ages are welcome.

Purchase your ticket today! For group rates or sponsorship availability please contact jcoppaken@alsfteam.org

Standard Ticket $125:
Includes a tote bag, 2 koozies, bracelet, 5 raffle tickets

Premium Ticket $150:
Includes a t-shirt, tote bag, 4 koozies, a bracelet, and 10 raffle tickets

Group Tickets 5 for $500
Includes 5 tote bags, 5 bracelets, 5 raffle tickets

For event details please visit: www.alifestoryfoundation.org

A Life Story Foundation is a 501c3 non-profit foundation.

Premium Tickets - $150

Standard Tickets - $125

Group Package - $500

Renovated in 2011, Skybox on Sheffield now offers four luxurious levels including: a three-tier outdoor roof deck, a lavish indoor clubhouse, a three course menu and beer selection from Goose Island, 150 stadium seats, fully staffed bars on all levels, bathrooms on each level, an elevator with easy access and over 20 plasma TV throughout the rooftop. This unique Chicago Cubs rooftop offers an area for pre-game meetings and events with unbelievable views into Wrigley Field.

This year's event is June 2, 2013 at Hidden Valley Golf Club in Whitesboro. The Jerry Walsh Memorial Cake Eater Classic is a 501(c)(3) entity and all donations are tax deductible to the extent allowed by law.

This event is dedicated to the memory of Jerry Walsh, Jr. Jerry was a husband, father, grandfather, brother, friend, and businessman who lived in Ilion, NY. He was stricken with ALS and after 15 months died on August 13, 2008. It is our wish that no other family suffer as ours has due to this illness. ALS (Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis) is also known as Lou Gehrig's Disease. It is a fatal disease that attacks the nerve cells in the brain and spinal cord that control voluntary muscle movement and muscle power. A person with ALS loses his/her ability to walk, speak, swallow, and eventually breathe. Yet in most patients their mind remains unaffected. It is said that they are trapped in a body that no longer works.

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