Witten To Wait Tables For Charity

Jason Witten and six teammates will wait tables to raise money for Rich Behm

By SCOTT M. CRISP
Updated 10:45 AM CST, Wed, Jun 10, 2009

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Dallas Cowboys’ Pro Bowl tight end Jason Witten will spend a night this week in the food service industry in the interest of a good cause.

  Witten, along with six Cowboys teammates, will serve as waiters at RA Sushi Bar and Restaurant, located at the Shops at Legacy in Plano.
 
From 6 to 8 p.m. Thursday night, all proceeds from food, beverages and tips will be donated to the Rich Behm Family Trust.
 
The event was organized by the Dallas Cowboys Women’s Association.
 
Other “celebrity waiters” will include Mat McBriar, Pat McQuistan, Doug Free, Cory Procter, Kyle Kosier and Bobby Carpenter.
 
Rich Behm is the Cowboys scout who was paralyzed as a result of last month’s Valley Ranch practice facility collapse.  He was sent home from the hospital last week.

First Published: Jun 10, 2009 10:12 AM CST

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