-- The event will take place from 2 to 4 p.m. Sept. 22 at the Bethlehem Steel Ice Center. Admission is $20 for adults and $10 for students. Tickets will be sold at the door.

Here is the review Clayton submitted. Anyone who has a review feel free to send that in.

Hello. I e-mailed you the article about Sat night's show. It was great. About 4000 people showed up and we were really into it. Everyone was clapping to the music at the end when the skaters did their encore. All the skaters did well. The performances included a lot of pop music, including James Brown's "Papas Got a Brand New Bag." It was so much fun. The final performance included all of the skaters skating in unison to "Walking on Sunshine." It was incredible how it was choreographed. Kimmie came out at the beginning to thank everyone. A local dj did the announcing. At the beginning of the second half, a video was shown about the Cool Kids. Kimmie came out to hug a child who was one of the Cool Kids whom Kimmie had met at the hospital. People cheered. Kimmie choked up a little as she skated off the ice and said, "that really means a lot to me." Kimmie also introduced Kati Fisher's dad and sister in the audience. When Kimmie skated off the ice at the end with the other skaters and everyone cheering, she seemed tickled pink.

The show was a huge success. Kids lined up to buy t shirts and posters, both signed and unsigned. A lot of money was raised for the Cool Kids campaign. Right as the show was starting, you could hear thunder outside. God kept the power on and everything went off without a hitch. When everyone came out, the rain had passed. God is amazing. Clayton

“She came walking down and it was great,” Meissner said. “It was so exciting to see her. [MacKenzie’s] got her hair back, it’s pretty exciting.”

Stuck was among the members of the Cool Kids Campaign in attendance for the program Meissner organized to raise funding for the cancer patients she called “the real stars of the show.”

“It was really cool just to see her again,” Stuck, a Mount Airy resident, said. “The last time I saw her was last year. It just makes me want to smile inside.”

Meissner, 17, and a cast of Olympians and National and World Champions skated for about two hours before a very intimate crowd of about 4,000.

“They were so into it,” said Meissner, the reigning U.S. national champion. “That was the best part about it all.”

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