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Funsters rock the docks for Fourth Street Preserve
Open Space Alliance announces campaign has reached its goal
Josie Hunsberger leads the conga line for The Funsters’ version of the O’Jays’ “Love Train” at the Rocking the Docks benefit for the Fourth Street Preserve. DAN COOK PHOTOS
June 9, 2025
The Funsters rocked the stage June 8, at the Rocking the Docks fundraiser for the Open Space Alliance’s campaign to save the Fourth Street Forest in Lewes.
Pam Costanzi, campaign director for the Open Space Alliance, and Jim Ford, campaign chair, took to the stage at the Cape May-Lewes Ferry terminal to announce they have reached their goal for the Fourth Street Preserve.
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Pam Costanzi, campaign director for the Open Space Alliance, and Jim Ford, campaign chair, announce they have reached their goal for the Fourth Street Preserve campaign.
Margaret Ingram, left, and Sophie DeMesse dance to the music of The Funsters at the Rocking the Docks benefit for the Fourth Street Preserve.
Rocking the Docks worker Eric Boardman shows the layout of the event tents to Dawn Breen of Lewes.
Enjoying libations at the event are Diane Barlow, left, and Marty Rosensweig of Lewes.
Enjoying the treatment in the VIP tent are Taylor and Shannon Cameron of Lewes.
Avery Foy, 10, competes in cornhole with her mom Lauren.
Local Danette O’Brien gets down to the sounds of The Funsters.
McFee Street native Ed Shockley lays down the beat while bandmates Greg Mack and Dickie Messick accompany.
Bonnie Allard, left, and Amy Palatini keep the crushes flowing in the VIP tent.
The Williams Brothers opened for The Funsters. Shown are Keenan, left, and Bodhi.
Bonnie Allard, left, and Amy Palatini keep the crushes flowing in the VIP tent.
The Williams Brothers opened for The Funsters. Shown are Keenan, left, and Bodhi.
Local favorites The Funsters opens the Rocking the Docks concert series.
The Funsters frontman Sherman Ward wails out a cover of a Beatles tune.
Grain bartenders Nolan Kerstetter, left, and Jennifer Daisey serve up tasty libations at the event.
Elisabeth Ingram, 4, enjoys the music and the candy at the event.
Marcy and Khalil Saliba enjoy the food, refreshments and music.
Enjoying the event are (l-r) Teresa Ford, Lee Ann Wilkinson and former Lewes Mayor and Open Space Alliance Campaign Chair Jim Ford.
The Lewes McFee Street crew in back are (l-r) Mark and Karen Maull, Adriane Gallagher and Betsy Thomas. In front are Ann Reed, Carolyn Ivins and Jen Lutz.
The Funsters frontwoman Nancy Curry sings a Sheryl Crow cover of “All I Wanna Do.”
The Funsters brass section of Jon Fletcher, Cody Level and Ken Tonge sing back up on “All I Wanna Do.”
Ralph White, left, has a dance with Barbara Mayerick during The Funsters set.
