Parker Project's benefit concert pays tribute to the life of Charlie Capalbo
A hockey stick tap was part of the tribute to Capalbo Saturday night at the Parker Project's Benefit Concert.
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May 2, 2022, 9:14 PM
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322ds agoA tribute was held over the weekend in Trumbull to honor the life of Charlie Capalbo.
Capalbo died last week after several bouts with cancer.
A hockey stick tap was part of the tribute to Capalbo Saturday night at the Parker Project's Benefit Concert.
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All proceeds will go to the Steven A. Merrihew Performing Arts Scholarship and will be given to a graduating senior of Trumbull High School.
Some of the money this year also went to two local pediatric cancer charities.
Capalbo's cousin Harrison performed a moving dance number that he dedicated to Charlie. Harrison's dance studio, Rockwell Dance Center, was also one of the sponsors of the benefit.
