On this day which marks the one year anniversary of the Station nightclub fire, the Mimi Fishman Foundation has announced that once again it is working with John Langenstein, who serves as director of Security for numerous groups including Phish and The String Cheese Incident, on an auction to benefit the Station Family Fund. A similar auction that took place earlier in the year raised $7,500 from items donated out of Langensteins personal memorabilia collection. Along with autographed posters from Trey Anastasio and the String Cheese Incident, other items in this expansive auction include signed items from BB King, Neil Young, Ben Harper, Pearl Jam, Pete Rose and Ozzy Osbourne. The auction ends on March 7, with complete details available at at the Mimi Fishman Foundation site.
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