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One Glenwood Springs grandmother is looking for music to ease a difficult time in her young grandson's life.
With the help of several musician friends, Tereasa Baker - whose daughter Eva Baker died Dec. 18 from injuries received in a car accident on Highway 82 - has organized the "Rock with a Reason" benefit concert.
The event, at 6 p.m. Saturday at Buffalo Valley, supports the Bryan Baker Foundation, which was established for Tereasa's grandson, who survived the crash.
The all-ages benefit concert features five bands - The Big Rig, The Dags, Powderhounds, Cole Campbell and Cowboy Attitude - for $20 per person at the door. Additional donations are welcome for the fund.
"I have wonderful friends. ... They have put this together," said Tereasa, via e-mail correspondence, of friend Lonnie Sandoval, lead singer of Cowboy Attitude, A.J. Rothburg of the Powderhounds, and Tim Bradly of The Big Rig.
With the help of several musician friends, Tereasa Baker - whose daughter Eva Baker died Dec. 18 from injuries received in a car accident on Highway 82 - has organized the "Rock with a Reason" benefit concert.
The event, at 6 p.m. Saturday at Buffalo Valley, supports the Bryan Baker Foundation, which was established for Tereasa's grandson, who survived the crash.
The all-ages benefit concert features five bands - The Big Rig, The Dags, Powderhounds, Cole Campbell and Cowboy Attitude - for $20 per person at the door. Additional donations are welcome for the fund.
"I have wonderful friends. ... They have put this together," said Tereasa, via e-mail correspondence, of friend Lonnie Sandoval, lead singer of Cowboy Attitude, A.J. Rothburg of the Powderhounds, and Tim Bradly of The Big Rig.
