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Hi Everyone,

We currently have an auction on ebay for a 1980 Journey Japan tour jacket that belonged to Jack Villanueva (Dr. Brown). Jackie was a dear friend to us and everyone associated with Journey. As some of you may know, Jackie died last year after a long illness.

Proceeds from the auction will go to Kaiser Hospice Services here in San Francisco. Please check out the auction and spread the word to Journey fans everywhere. We hope to get a sizeable donation to honor the memory of a wonderful man.

Lora
Fan Asylum

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Lora wrote:Hi Everyone,

We currently have an auction on ebay for a 1980 Journey Japan tour jacket that belonged to Jack Villanueva (Dr. Brown). Jackie was a dear friend to us and everyone associated with Journey. As some of you may know, Jackie died last year after a long illness.

Proceeds from the auction will go to Kaiser Hospice Services here in San Francisco. Please check out the auction and spread the word to Journey fans everywhere. We hope to get a sizeable donation to honor the memory of a wonderful man.

Lora
Fan Asylum

Here is the item number

7527699643

froy wrote: Here is the item number

7527699643

Thanks, Mike. Hey, I think you need another tour jacket for your collection..

Lora wrote:

froy wrote: Here is the item number

7527699643

Thanks, Mike. Hey, I think you need another tour jacket for your collection..

Thats a real nice one you have on there
Im sure its going to go for over 1000 bucks
I will wear my Herbie Tour Jacket that you sold me with pride
BTW after the 4th I will send the DVD to you .

I think it is very generous of Mister Perry to sign his name to the jacket and bring awareness and interest of a very worthy cause. Without his signature this fund raising effort might not have received the same response; so with sincere appreciation, I would like to thank the man for shining a little light on this message for all of us to see.

Marabelle wrote:I think it is very generous of Mister Perry to sign his name to the jacket and bring awareness and interest of a very worthy cause. Without his signature this fund raising effort might not have received the same response; so with sincere appreciation, I would like to thank the man for shining a little light on this message for all of us to see.

Yes indeed. Bravo Steve...

Wow, bidding is up to $1,525 with 4 days left. Should go above 2 grand, I would guess.

NealIsGod wrote:Wow, bidding is up to $1,525 with 4 days left. Should go above 2 grand, I would guess.

Wow. Money well spent. Wish I could compete with that.

froy wrote:

Lora wrote:

froy wrote: Here is the item number

7527699643

Thanks, Mike. Hey, I think you need another tour jacket for your collection..

Thats a real nice one you have on there
Im sure its going to go for over 1000 bucks
I will wear my Herbie Tour Jacket that you sold me with pride
BTW after the 4th I will send the DVD to you .

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Got any DVDs for us?

Even though there is no way I could afford to compete in the bidding for this REAL nice jacket, I'm VERY glad to see it keep going up in price, so it can make A LOT of money for Hospice.

That was really nice of Steve Perry to give his signature on the jacket too!

Lori

PROPERRY wrote:Even though there is no way I could afford to compete in the bidding for this REAL nice jacket, I'm VERY glad to see it keep going up in price, so it can make A LOT of money for Hospice.

That was really nice of Steve Perry to give his signature on the jacket too!

Lori

No one said perry was an ass..Nice goin there Steve.. You have fans for a reason, but you could have a lot more, if you know what I mean? I love that guy... I got laid for the first time to his voice...."City of the Angels" to be exact...I'll never forget that..Thanks Steve Perry.. You truly are a BIG part of my life, and always will be!