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Friends
of Davey and Goliath Gathering - New York
A Friends
of Davey and Goliath fundraiser took place on September 23, 2003
at the Interchurch Center, located at 475 Riverside Drive, New York,
NY. The fundraiser event included a screening of the documentary, "Oh
Davey! History of the 'Davey and Goliath' Television Series."
Seventy-three people attended the New York screening in the InterChurch Center's chapel. Those present included Mary McDonough and
Marshall Stross (with his wife and son) as well as Sally Klos, widow
of "Davey" co-creator Frank Klos. Bishop Bouman and most of his staff
were there (and were wonderful hosts - special thanks to Pat
Lawrence). Bishop Riley and his administrative assistant were also
there. Many other dear colleagues and friends were present including
Lilly Wu, Bob Lee, Walter Jensen, and Roy Lloyd among others. A number
of folks came because of the notice in "Time Out New York" magazine.
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| Goliath,
Davey's beloved pet dog, offered his dinner bowl to collect funds
for the production of new Davey & Goliath episodes for
television. |
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| Sally Klos
(third from the left) and her granddaughter (left) attended the
documentary screening. Klos was married to the late Frank Klos,
co-creator of Davey & Goliath. |
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| Mary
McDonough, best known for her role as "Erin" on the
television show "The Waltons," co-hosted the Davey &
Goliath television documentary now airing on ABC stations across the
country. Next to her is the Rev. Eric C. Shafer, ELCA director for
communication. The ELCA's Department for communication produced the
documentary. |
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| McDonough
shares a smile with the Rev. Stephen P. Bouman (right), bishop of
the ELCA Metropolitan New York Synod, and the Rev. E. Roy Riley Jr.
(left), bishop of the ELCA New Jersey Synod. Bouman and Riley hosted
the screening. |
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| R. Marshall
and Sue Stross made a special appearance at the screening. Marshall
Stross served as executive director of Davey & Goliath in the
former Lutheran Church in America. |
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| More than 70
fans and supporters of Davey & Goliath attended the screening. |
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