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July/August 2000

The Gathering Picture Page

Columbine student, Evan Todd (in tan shirt and black pants) joins artist, Linda Arnold (far right) for a photo at Knott's Berry Farm with some of the families from Paducah and Springfield.

Shelly Adams (center) and her mother Cindy, from Paducah, join Jennifer Alldredge, of Springfield, and Rich Petrone (back), Brian Rohrbough (far left) and Lisa Rohrbough (far right) ofColumbine.

LFC's Court Shontz (far right) and Nina Tamburello (3rd person from left) gather around with the teens for a photo at the Saturday evening picnic.

Sue Petrone, of Columbine, and Sabrina Stegers, of Springfield, at The Gathering concert at Chaffey High School Stadium.

Brian and Lisa Rohrbough enjoy a quiet moment at the picnic.

Rich Petrone poses with The Rockets after their performance at public concert

Buck Curtis holds Danny Rohrbough's ballon as Nina Tamburello and Columbine student, Mary Hoover, watch the festivities before the balloon release.

Doreen Tomlin (left) and Michael Tamburello and his daughter, Nina, pose for a quick pict with Court Shontz as they enter Knott's Berry Farm on Sunday.

Sue Petrone caught this glimpse of Elisha Encinias and Court Shontz stuffing their faces at the picnic.

Everyone joins J.T. Falfas, General Manager of Knott's Berry Farm (far left in pink shirt) for a photo for their company newsletter. Management at the amusement park gave us a heartwarming welcome and provided free passes to the families.

Amber Hensley, of Springfield, Don and Diedra Flemming of Columbine, and Stephanie Curtis at the showing of the new atrium at Columbine High School.

Stephanie Curtis (left) rests with her son, Mitchell, on the second floor of the Columbine High School atrium with Amber Hensley who is sitting on Mike Johnson's lap.

Families and organizers of The Gathering pose for a group shot next to the LFC booth.

The August 5th edition of the Inland Valley Daily Bulletin featured a cover story on The Gathering in Ontarion, California. The following morning, another story appeared with a photo of Court Shontz perfoming at the public concert which featured sixteen bands.

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