On
Saturday November 7th,
The Gamers Edge in Stroudsburg, PA
www.facebook.com/TheGamersEdgeStroudsburg
hosted The Roast Of Kevin Tails Moucha who came back home from his
recent move to Richmond, VA in order to officially say good bye to
his friends. The event provided an opportunity for those who know
Kevin to share stories about their adventures and how his friendship
effected their lives along with an open mic nite. The evening proved
to be one filled with laughter and thoughtful contemplation as
memories of the past and dreams of the future touched the heart.
The
Roast Master for the evening was The Carlton whose poignant and rapid
fire observations set the tone for the event. After sharing his
thoughts about Kevin, The Carlton proceeded to introduce the next
speaker to share their thoughts regarding the roastee and his
departure from the town. Dave Wotring was the first to share and was
followed by Joe Lang who lovingly began to “rip Kevin a new one”
in Roast tradition. He was followed by Crystal who shared her
humorous stories about Kevin and their admiration for the Teenage
Mutant Ninja Turtles. She was followed by Steve Moran who shared
stories about seeing Kevin walking around town.
He
was followed by William Peter Wolf who shared his comedic memories.
He was followed by P. J. Kelly who not only shared his memories about
Kevin but shared his humorous assessments of the members of the
audience. This was followed by a sit down chat between Kevin and the
Carlton which proved to be memorable. It was after this conversation
did Kevin take the stage to share his memories about the evening's
roasters and shared some songs sang A Capella. It was after the
completion of his songs did the Carlton take the stage in order to
share a poem with the gathering which touched their hearts through
their powerful words.
The
conclusion of the Carlton's sharing led to the Open Mic portion of
the evening. The first performer was Drew Oldfield who presented a
medley of instrumental renderings on his guitar. It was after Drew's
performance did I get up to share my memories about Kevin and, since
turtles were mentioned by Crystal, I told my story of buying turtles
for my mother. The story generated a few smiles from the audience.
The conclusion of my words led to Kevin thanking the gathering for
attending and some final affectionate parting words. The group
reciprocated his sentiments as all communally express how much he
will be missed. You'll find more photographs taken during The Roast
Of Kevin Tails Moucha in The Farewell to Tails Gallery at
www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.10154340285618761.1073741919.91146283760&type=3.
Photography
by Paparazzi Paul.
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