You Are Cordially Invited to: A Benefit Concert for Autism Speaks featuring: The GREATEST Bruce Springsteen Tribute Band In The LAND - Tramps Like Us Proudly sponsored by The Marc S. Zeplin Foundation. Please join us on this special evening for a GREAT cause! Marc Scott Zeplin tragically lost his life on September 11, 2001 while working for Cantor Fitzgerald In the World Trade Center. His family created the Marc S. Zeplin Foundation In order to honor Marc’s legacy and keep his memory alive. Marc left behind his two children, Ryan and Ethan, who are now 11 and 9 years old. The Foundation sponsors events to raise money for children’s charities. Marc was a huge Bruce Springsteen fan. In addition to his passion for Springsteen, Marc enjoyed many nights in the village going to see Tramps Like Us re-create the magic of Bruce and the E Street Band. He enjoyed seeing the band with family and close friends. Therefore, it is only fitting to pay tribute to Marc and raise money for the Foundation in his honor with a special performance by the greatest Bruce Springsteen tribute band, Tramps Like Us. “If your a big Bruce fan, you’ve probably seen tribute bands... and the BEST of them all is TRAMPS LIKE US” - E Street Radio / SIRIUS XM Tramps Like Us is The GREATEST Bruce Springsteen Tribute Band In The LAND! I’ve witnessed them on several occasions and their performances are SECOND TO NONE! - Mike Appel / Former Springsteen Producer & Manager Date: Saturday, June 19th - 7pm Place: Vintage Bar & Restaurant LIVE WEB LINKS: 171 Main St., White Plains, NY • For tickets click HERE 914-328-5803 • Info on Tramps HERE Tickets:  $40 in advance on-line HERE $50 at the door • Info on The Marc Zeplin $10 at the door after 10pm Foundation HERE • Passed Hors d’oeuvres • Full Buffet Dinner will be served • Live music by Tramps Like Us starts at 8:30 pm • Second show @10:30 This event is hosted by: Debra Zeplin, Craig Hassenbein and Jennifer & Danny Schultz

Complete information on this event can be found at www.trampslikeus.com/autism All PROCEEDS GO TO SUPPORT AUTISM SPEAKS