Fund-raiser for area resident

October 14, 2004

NH Business Review Staff,

Merrimack – Silo’s Steakhouse in Merrimack will be holding a fund-raiser for Merrimack resident Diane Wilusz, who was severely injured Sept. 4, in a motorcycle accident. The event will be held Tuesday, and all of the evening’s funds raised will go to the Wilusz family to aid in the expense of preparing her home for special needs. She will be returning home from hospitalization later this month.

The dinner will be held in the function room at Silo’s Steakhouse, 641 D.W. Highway. The menu will be roast prime rib of beef, baked potato, family style salad, hot rolls, soda and coffee, and apple crisp for dessert. Tickets are $25.

Seating is limited. Tickets can be purchased from noon – 6 p.m. at Silo’s in Merrimack or by contacting Deb Flerra at 424-7504; you can also call to make a donation without attending dinner.

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