Grateful to Pat Roberts, family, friends

On behalf of the Board of Directors, volunteers and patrons of the Historic Everett Theater, I would like to take the time to thank Pat Roberts and his “Family of Friends” for an absolutely wonderful performance on Jan. 10. We have received many emails from the patrons commenting on how much they enjoyed the show. Pat held the audience in his thrall from the first song until the last note. This show was brought to us by Pat just for the opportunity to play music with his family and friends. And what a talented group they were. We hope that they will grace our stage again soon. We would also like to thank local country music station KXA for their generous support of the show, they helped make it the success it was.

Thank you,

Mike Olson

Director

Historic Everett Theater

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