Morgantown Murder Mystery - Supporting Operation Welcome Home
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Event Description
Morgantown Murder Mystery Dinner
- Supporting Operation Welcome Home -
This murder mystery is set in 1920’s Gangsterland. Mobsters, murder and comic may-hem ensue after the mysterious death of one of the “family”. Channel your inner gumshoe in this show featuring professional actors from a professional, national repertory company.
The evening begins with a cocktail hour in the Waterfront Hotel “speakeasy”. As guests move into the ballroom and begin the first course, our master of ceremonies will explain the rules of how this evening will work. Before our entrée is served, somebody is dead and an inves-tigation begins. As the dinner continues, shocking (and hilarious) secrets come revealed. After dessert, Final Sentencing Sheets are passed out to each table and each table deduces “who-dun-it”! Finally, awards are distributed to the table team that solves the crime first.
Dress: 1920’s Gangster/Flapper/Detective or Business Casual
March 22, 2013
Waterfront Hotel – Morgantown, WV
Killer Cocktails 5 – 6 pm
Deadly Dinner 6:00 pm
Winner Announced 8:30
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Operation Welcome Home Mylan Park Lane Morgantown, WV 26501 facebook.com/welcomehomewv 681-212-9264 |
An Ambitious Goal: To be one of America’s Best Communities for Veterans.
Admiral Mike Mullen, Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff visited Morgantown in April 2010. During that visit, Admiral Mullen challenged Morgantown Area community leaders to provide a support mechanism for returning veterans and their families.
Operation Welcome Home is a common meeting place for Veterans to gather, share what’s on their mind, form bonds and simply relax with other Veterans who understand!
A caring community provides our heroes with rehabilitation services and supports, mentorship, counseling, transitional and employment services.
Operation Welcome Home Activities
* Link with existing community resources
* Provide work opportunities and basic job skills training through veteransoncall.com
* Provide support through personal interaction with other veterans
* Provide training and technical assistance on life skills & community reintegration
Underlying Premises & Values
* Maximize impact at local level versus lots of money and public relations.
* Ease of Access – warm, friendly facility
* For Veterans, by Veterans—Manager is disabled veteran
* Sometimes programs are just a chance to talk with another veteran.
* Building partnerships with WVU, Workforce WV, Vietnam veterans, and others.
* Quality Facility includes gathering room, kitchenette, computer & resource room, private counseling ar-ea, and a multi-purpose room
* Community financial support is critical—donations, fundraising events, and naming opportunities
If you’re a Veteran, come visit and meet other veterans
