FORT MADISON - The Old Settlers Association is approaching their third and final concert of 2024 on Sunday, August 18th at Old Settlers Park, Fort Madison.
Music will begin at 5 p.m. and food is available at family prices beginning at 4:30 p.m. in Fahey Shelter.
“Amarillo” will gear Fort Madison up for the Tri-State Rodeo coming in September and returning to the park for the first time since Covid closed down music in 2020.
"We are happy to have “Amarillo” back," said Sheryl Decker event chair. “They play a wide variety of country music hits as well as some hits of the 50s and 60s.”.
They are from the Mt. Pleasant area and have been playing together for many years. The members of the band members harmonize so well. They are Byron Perron on drums, Mark Williams bass guitar and vocals, and Patrick Wathen on guitar.
A public is welcome and the concert is free. Come join us as we acknowledge the contributions of our official and community sponsors and as we recognize these sponsors of “Music in the Park” : Climax, Conagra, Connection Bank, the Decker family, DuPont, Bev Fahey, Southeast Iowa Regional Medical Center , Bill and Bev Link, Ed and Georgia Merschman, Jack and Jan Moore, Sharon and Moody Nabulsi, Kathleen Nelson , the Newberry Center Silver Steppers, Don and Earlene Page, Pilot Grove Savings Bank, Seither and Cherry Services, UFCW Local 617, Pen City Current, Lex and Marie Whitcanack, and Paul and Bonnie Wilkerson. Community sponsors have been Bruce and Marilyn Carlson, Stan and Jane Haessig , Linda and Harry Hoenig, OC Nitrogen North America,, Pen City Cruisers, and Linda Smith/. To all of these we say the familiar words in Fort Madison “thank you for the music “
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