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Dean Malsack

Dean Malsack started piano lessons at the age of five and began playing professionally at 14. His father, also a professional pianist, was his teacher. His mother teaches piano as well. Dean has performed all over the

United States as a solo pianist and with several ensembles ranging from jazz to blues to popular show tunes. recording. His music has been featured on many radio stations, including WNUA(95.5FM) and WDCB(90.9FM) in Chicago. Dean is a voting member of the Grammy Awards and has performed on a USO tour. Recently, Dean has appeared on YouTube. Please check it out - http://www.deanmalsack.com/

default.aspx?pageid=16. Dean`s enjoyment in playing is evident in

his whimsical and unique style, and appeals to a wide range of listeners.

Dean performs more than 250 engagements yearly. This evening's performance will be dedicated to Frank Sinatra and Dean's latest CD called "FRANKLY - Dean's WAY." You will hear songs made popular by Sinatra such as The Way You Look Tonight, That's Life, More, My Way and All the Things You Are. All the music has been arranged by Dean Malsack. For those of you interested in purchasing Dean's CDs, they

will be available after the

performance.

For this special occasion, Piano

Trends Music Company located

in Crystal Lake, IL will provide a

Baldwin grand piano. Co-owned

by Tim and Bobbi Paul, Piano

Trends is a unique full service

music store and Chicagoland's

exclusive authorized piano

dealership for Baldwin, Hamilton,

Wurlitzer and Breitenbach Pianos.

Take a look at their extensive Web site and the many celebrities they have helped over the years - http://www.pianotrends.com. It is

quite impressive and very informative.

Seating is limited and available on

a first-come, first-served basis.
For additional information and

availability, please contact Dean

Malsack at (847) 888-0303 or

e-mail him at info@deanmalsack.com. Dean's website is:

http://www.deanmalsack.com.

Remember Our Veteran's Throughout The Entire 2008 Memorial Day Weekend
May 23-26, 2008

Our veterans are our national hero's

and warrior's, and represent freedom and its cost. The cost of freedom is paid in installments by our veterans, not purchased in a lump sum.

The Memorial Day holiday, which commemorates U.S. men and women who have sacrificed their lives while serving in our military, will take on added significance in Schaumburg this month. Throughout the entire 2008 Memorial Day weekend, May 23-26, 2008, Alexian Field, home of the Schaumburg Flyers, will host the Vietnam Memorial Traveling Wall and the Cost of Freedom Exhibit.

The Vietnam Memorial Traveling Wall is an 80% size replica of the original structure in Washington, D.C., stands over eight feet tall at its apex, and is over 370 feet long. The Wall will be located inside the stadium along the outfield warning track.

The Cost of Freedom Exhibit displays are nine large memorials to remember and honor all who have lost their lives for our c ountry in service since the Vietnam War.

There will also be memorials for the current Enduring Freedom and Iraqi Freedom, World War II, Korean War, Women in Military and a 9/11 tribute. The exhibits at Alexian Field are expected to draw nearly 100,000 onlookers throughout the 4-day holiday weekend.

Further details of the weekend and the exhibits at Alexian Field will be announced in the coming months. For more info on the Vietnam Memorial Traveling Wall and other exhibits please visit http://avtt.org/index.htm.