RAVEN'S ROOST COMING TO THE SHORE!

Make it official let the Raven’s rule the roost!

New Raven’s club forming at Uno’s in Fruitland

FRUITLAND, MD (Aug. 21, 2009) – When the Baltimore Ravens swooped into Maryland in 1996 Bob and Tammy Weber of Salisbury became huge fans.

Since then, the Weber’s children have just about left the family roost. Now the couple has opted to adopt the purple football team and hope other gridiron fans will join them.

The Weber’s are forming the first Salisbury Ravens Roost. Ocean City and Fenwick Island also have official Ravens Roosts.

“The real reason for us wanting to do this.” explains Bob Weber, a district manager with Rommel’s Holdings Inc’s, Ace Hardware Division, “Is that our kids are grown and we want to meet more people, as well as we both like to contribute to the community.”

The Ravens Roost is a non-profit social organization committed to supporting professional football in Baltimore, specifically the Baltimore Ravens.

In addition to gathering on Sundays at Chicago Uno’s Bar and Grill, 100 E Cedar Lane, in Fruitland, to cheer on the Ravens, the roost will provide the opportunity to participate in fundraising events to benefit local charities.

The initial letter of interest has been submitted to the Council of Ravens Roosts.
“We are now in the process of establishing the initial 25 ‘charter’ members and the officers and Board of Directors of the organization,” says Weber.

Please respond by Sept.1st. Additional membership drives will be held at the “remote stadium,” Chicago Uno’s Bar and Grill in Fruitland, once they are officially approved by the council.

All members must be at least 21 years of age. If you are interested in becoming a member, please contact Bob or Tammy by phone at (443) 521-5461, or by e-mail, salisburyravensroost@yahoo.com