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El Verano Inn honors a local musician
['Tim Curley']
Sonoma Index-Tribune
Stuart Sperring, a native Sonoman and well-loved local musician, succumbed to pancreatic cancer recently.
In his honor, his family and many friends will gather at the El Verano Inn on Saturday, Jan. 31 for a rocking good time and a final send-off bash.
He was always there, super friendly, always had a smile on his face…”Playing at the El Verano Inn will be Driven, “members of The Gentlemen Soldiers,” that is Tony Gibson and Marcos Garcia, RAD (Random Acts of Dimwits), and Scraps.
Concurrently, a GoFundMe was set up, and the stated goal of $10,000 was surpassed quickly, so the show at El Verano Inn is now free to all.
Lots of laughs and good times.”The 8 p.m. show at El Verano Inn will be a reunion of sorts and early arrival is encouraged.