“Elvis’ Lost Brother” show to benefit Michael Taylor Foundation

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The “Elvis’ Lost Brother” Christmas Special is coming to Bucyrus.

“On behalf of the Michael Taylor Foundation, we would like invite you to celebrate the holiday season with us as we welcome “Elvis’ Lost Brother’s Christmas Special” to Bucyrus,” said Crystle Stephenson, one of the founders of the Michael Taylor Foundation. “I have seen him perform and am amazed with how much he is a striking resemblance of Elvis; the way he dances, his appearance and his voice.”

Eric Bressi, also known as “Elvis’ Lost Brother”, spent seven years performing in Las Vegas. Born and raised in upstate New York, Bressi is not your typical Elvis impersonator. Bressi is a tribute artist and his show has become known nationwide for his respectful portrayal of the late, but still great, Elvis Presley.

“After his first performance at the assisted living community where I work, several ladies came chasing me down the hall asking, ‘What do we need to do to bring him back?’” Stephenson said. “Just like Elvis, Bressi has a special and unique way of captivating his audience……especially the ladies.”

This performance is a part of the foundation’s efforts to reach a goal set to help some families of the victims whose bodies were discovered around the time of the Labor Day weekend. With an upcoming expected trial date of January 20, the Michael Taylor Foundation is striving to help with some unexpected expenses associated with the loss of their loved ones and the trial itself. It is their goal to meet the requested needs prior to the trial date.

Join them on Friday, December 5 from noon to 2:30 p.m. at Dillinger’s Event Center, 144 Washington Square, Bucyrus. Lunch is served at noon and the entertainment begins at 1 p.m. Tickets are on sale for $15 per person and include lunch. For more information or to reserve your seats, call (419) 689-3183. To learn more visit the Michael Taylor Foundation Facebook page.

Michael Taylor Foundation was established to help victims’ of crime and the citizens of Crawford County who have been struck by an unexpected tragedy.