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Date: Thursday, May 17, 2012, 10:49am CDT
<!-- End Component ID: 142 - Article Page: Head --><!-- Start Component ID: 146 - Article Page: Image Gallery -->W. Scott Bailey Reporter/Project Coordinator- San Antonio Business Journal
Michael Jackson jackets coming to San Antonio
http://www.bizjournals.com/sanantonio/blog/2012/05/michael-jackson-jackets-coming-to-san.html
Jackets owned by the late pop singer Michael Jackson will be on display at Christus' downtown Children’s Hospital of San Antonio
Michael Jackson was defined, in part, during his legendary music career by his unique sense of fashion.
Next week, some San Antonians, many of whom are too young to remember Jackson, will get an up-close look at his trend-setting style.
Jackets worn by the King of Pop in his iconic music videos for hit songs “Thriller” and “Bad” will be on display at the Children’s Hospital of San Antonio (formerly Christus Santa Rosa Children’s Hospital)
Christus Santa Rosa Children's Hospital Latest from The Business JournalsSurgeon has built transplant program that has real heart S.A.'s UT Health Science Center picked to participate in landmark national studyCancer centers taking patient care beyond medicineFollow this company on May 21 from 2 p.m. to 3 p.m.
Christus officials say the display will be open to the public and is part of a larger tour intended to help raise money for children’s charities.
The jackets are owned by Austin philanthropist Milton Verret, who says he purchased them “with the promise of continuing Michael’s quest for helping children.”
Jackson recorded nearly a half-dozen albums, including “Thriller” and “Bad,” that were among the all-time best sellers in the recording industry. He released 13 No. 1 hit singles.
Jackson died on June 25, 2009, at the age of 50.
Michael Jackson The Immortal World Tour by Cirque du Soleil is scheduled to make a stop at San Antonio’s AT&T Center on June 23.
The Business Journal reported in April that Christus Santa Rosa planned to transform its downtown hospital campus into a new Children’s Hospital of San Antonio. As part of that conversion, Christus is relocating adult services now at its downtown campus to other facilities.
I'm so excited about this! :woohoo: I was scheduled to work on the 21, but I've now requested the afternoon off. There's no way I will miss this opportunity. :no:
At the same time, the thought of being close to something that he once wore...............OMG, it's so hard to convert my feelings to words atm.
<!-- End Component ID: 142 - Article Page: Head --><!-- Start Component ID: 146 - Article Page: Image Gallery -->W. Scott Bailey Reporter/Project Coordinator- San Antonio Business Journal
Michael Jackson jackets coming to San Antonio
http://www.bizjournals.com/sanantonio/blog/2012/05/michael-jackson-jackets-coming-to-san.html
Jackets owned by the late pop singer Michael Jackson will be on display at Christus' downtown Children’s Hospital of San Antonio
Michael Jackson was defined, in part, during his legendary music career by his unique sense of fashion.
Next week, some San Antonians, many of whom are too young to remember Jackson, will get an up-close look at his trend-setting style.
Jackets worn by the King of Pop in his iconic music videos for hit songs “Thriller” and “Bad” will be on display at the Children’s Hospital of San Antonio (formerly Christus Santa Rosa Children’s Hospital)
Christus Santa Rosa Children's Hospital Latest from The Business JournalsSurgeon has built transplant program that has real heart S.A.'s UT Health Science Center picked to participate in landmark national studyCancer centers taking patient care beyond medicineFollow this company on May 21 from 2 p.m. to 3 p.m.
Christus officials say the display will be open to the public and is part of a larger tour intended to help raise money for children’s charities.
The jackets are owned by Austin philanthropist Milton Verret, who says he purchased them “with the promise of continuing Michael’s quest for helping children.”
Jackson recorded nearly a half-dozen albums, including “Thriller” and “Bad,” that were among the all-time best sellers in the recording industry. He released 13 No. 1 hit singles.
Jackson died on June 25, 2009, at the age of 50.
Michael Jackson The Immortal World Tour by Cirque du Soleil is scheduled to make a stop at San Antonio’s AT&T Center on June 23.
The Business Journal reported in April that Christus Santa Rosa planned to transform its downtown hospital campus into a new Children’s Hospital of San Antonio. As part of that conversion, Christus is relocating adult services now at its downtown campus to other facilities.
I'm so excited about this! :woohoo: I was scheduled to work on the 21, but I've now requested the afternoon off. There's no way I will miss this opportunity. :no:
At the same time, the thought of being close to something that he once wore...............OMG, it's so hard to convert my feelings to words atm.