About Oregon Street Kids

Do you remember playing ball in the street and yelling, "graveyard" when a car was coming?

Do you remember yelling, "bee, bee bumble bee all out come in free" while playing Kick the Can in the alley? 

Do you remember catching and filling a jar with lightning bugs on a warm summer night?

Do you remember tying sewing thread around the legs of June Bugs and letting them fly in circles?

Do you remember cashing in empty pop bottles for two cents at the grocery store?

Do you remember making homemade ice cream on the front porch during a hot summer day?

Live those magical years over again with Mark Sunderman when you read, Oregon Street Kids.

Order your copy of Oregon Street Kids on the www.Amazon.com website.

Oregon Street Kids Is About Growing Up On The 100 Block Of East Oreegon Street In 1967 In Evansville, Indiana

Oregon Street Kids Benefit Raffle Drawing

Monday, October 12 - 6:30 PM

Howell Park Shelter - Evansville, Indiana

Raffle Tickets Cost $3 Or 2 Tickets For $5

Tickets May Be Purchased All  Day Up To The Drawing

Come Early For Pizza - Coke - And Music

A Free Door Prize Will Be Given Away Before The Drawing 

Raffle Prize:

Two Tickets To The Dallas Cowboys - Indy Colts Game

At Lucas Stadium In Indianapolic On Sunday, November 8

A $100 Restaurant Gift Card

A $45 Gas Gift Card

All Proceeds From Raffle Sales Will Benefit A Family In Need

You Do Not Need To Be Present At The Drawing To Win

Results Will Be Posted On This Web Site

Contact Information For Oregon Street Kids:

Mark Sunderman

(812) 459-1276

MarkSunderman@MarkSunderman.com

COMING SOON - MY NEW BOOK - OUT OF AFRICA

In 1980, I backpacked six countries in central, western,

and north Africa.  I also traveled to Spain for a bull fight.

I was in the Central African Republic just after the fall of 

Bokassa.  I was in Liberia during the coup that overthrew

President Tolbert.  I was in the Spanish Sahara during the

Polisario war with Morocco.  And I was in Algeria during

the reign of terror by the Koodi Kah.

A trip that was supposed to have lasted 14 days end up

lasting over three months.  I did not know if I would return

back to America or not.   On three separate occasions I

thought I would die!

My book, OUT OF AFRICA, Will tell the story of my trip.

Stayed tuned.

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