A 68-year-old rocker turned 3 packed shows into a month-long food drive—1,200+ lbs collected (900 meals) through pure grassroots Renton love. 🎸❤️
He’s 68, Still Rocking, and Somehow Turned Loud Music Into Groceries If you’ve ever wondered what “community” looks like when it stops being a word on a bumper sticker and becomes a verb, I can tell you: it looks like a 68-year-old man hauling donations, working the phones, taping up flyers, and walking onstage like the world still needs a chorus. Because it does. My husband is 68 years old and still rocking out — not in the “remember the good old days” way, but in the alive right now way. The kind that reminds you that aging isn’t the end of the story; it’s just a new chapter with better rhythm and less tolerance for nonsense. This December, he helped lead a month-long food drive for Renton-area families in need. We anchored it with three live shows at Bourbon Jacks Honky Tonk Grill , Orient Express , and the Renton Eagles — rooms that were packed with people who came for music and left having participated in something bigger than a Friday night. Not “Awareness.” Actual Food. ...
