Greg Patrick, leader of the Jenna pack

$1,250 for charity from Jenna Won't Sing

Jenna Won’t Sing, led by Greg Patrick, said $750 for St. Jude’s Hospital in Tennessee in Septembere and $500 for cancer research Oct. 30 at the Fairmont Field Club.

Since the Firehouse Café building was taken over by Chancey’s Grill, Jenna is looking for a new home base.

Jim Pulice, Class of 1969, retired Monongah Middle School principal and son of Jim Pulice, Class of 1948; son Eric Pulice, Ron Yanero and Greg, Class of 1970, form the Jenna Won’t Sing band, Monongah’s finest.

Fore! Jenna band ready for annual fundraiser Oct. 30

Jenna Won’t Sing, Monongah’s No. 1 band directed by teacher extraordinaire Greg Patrick, will do its annual Breast Cancer Awareness fundraiser at the Fairmont Field Club on Friday, October 30. Doors open at 5:30 p.m. Optional dinner is $15 per person.

That’s where, as a teenager, I caddied for the rich folks in Fairmont, stole wine from their parties late at night, and got sick drinking it the next day after hiding it in the ground under sizzling sunshine most of the day. Ah, the glorious memories of youth!

Jim Pulice, Class of 1969, retired Monongah Middle School principal and son of Jim Pulice, Class of 1948; son Eric Pulice, Ron Yanero and Greg Patrick, Class of 1970, form the Jenna Won’t Sing band. Jim and Patrick have been together musically since elementary school.

Jenna Won’t Sing Band at
Firehouse Cafe

Jenna Won’t Sing Band performed at its favorite haunt, the Firehouse Café,  Friday, June 28.

Jim Pulice, Class of 1969, retired Monongah Middle School principal and son of Jim Pulice, Class of 1948; son Eric Pulice, Ron Yanero and Greg Patrick, Class of 1970, form the Jenna Won’t Sing band.

Other gigs on their schedule:

July 4 -- Fairview Town Celebration
July 5 -- Rivesville
Aug. 16 – Monongahfest

Sept. 6 – Heston farms

Dec. 5 – United Way at the Elks

Dec. 12 – Christmas party

Dec. 31 – New Year’s Eve party at Monongah Town Hall