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fulfill their ^dreams. And they haven't stopped yet," said Mrs. O'Connell, who Said Patrick is one of five sons. She also has one daughter.
Among the guests who spoke to the nearly 100. diners was former longtime Woodville resident and conservative columnist James J. Kilpatrick who recalled how he first met Mr. O'Connell and Mr. Lynch as twenty-something hippies. They mowed his lawn, catered a lunch for his wife, then a dinner, until one day they decided to open their own restaurant in an old garage with an outhouse, a staff of three and no liquor license. In those days, the price of dinner was $10.
Actress Lynda Carter (TV’s "Wonder Woman”) was honorary chairman and master of ceremonies and introduced Mr. Kilpatrick and Dr. Werner Krebser who also made some special remarks.
Catherine Reynolds, who recently donated $100 million toward renovation of the Kennedy Center was there as was Michael Kaiser, president of the Kennedy Center.
A special guest was "Little Washington," a little person dressed in a costume as President George Washington.
The two-night celebration raised $100,000 for Share Our Strength, one of the nation's leading anti-hunger organizations.
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