Joe Gosman Band raises money for Chesapeake Care Free Clinic
Chesapeake Care Free Clinic relies on a network of dedicated volunteers who support the clinic and on donations from the community to continue its work of providing health care to those who need it. Joe Gosman was inspired by his grandmother, volunteer Catherine Howland, to hold a benefit concert for the clinic. The band eagerly agreed and it all came together at The Jewish Mother in Virginia Beach.
Joel Adkins, the band's percussionist, chatted with Maria Pitrone Molina from The Shopper.
Joe's mother, Cindy Gosman, left, and Stacey Drage came out to support their special man.
Joe's father, Edward Gosman, and his grandmother, Catherine Howland, came to support the event.
Chesapeake Care Free Clinic's volunteer coordinator, Diane Sullivan, left, and Stephanie Lyles enjoyed the music.
Walter Garcia of Edward Gosman Landscaping with his wife, Crystal, and daughter Jocelynn.
Cedar Road Elementary School teacher Susan Funari with her husband, Jim, of Compass Technology, had front row seats.
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