“Artist to the Stars” Corey Frizzell Joins 30 Other Celebrity & VIP Designers For MedVance Institute’s “Scrubs for a Cause” Charity Event

Nashville, TN, October 18, 2009 --(PR.com)-- October 29th, 2009 – “Artist to The Stars”, Corey Frizzell has been selected as one of Nashville’s designer’s to participate in the MedVance Institute’s “Scrubs for a Cause” charity event. This event features an array of medical scrubs personally designed by influential members of the Nashville, TN community. The scrubs will be on display at the Nashville, TN MedVance Institute’s campus during a invite only cocktail reception on October 29th. Invited community leaders and guests will vote on their favorite scrubs with the top three highest vote getters taking home a $1000 check for their favorite Charity. In Addition, each set of scrubs will be auctioned off to the highest bidder, guaranteeing each charity a share of Nashville’s philanthropic nature. Being an artist and having royal country music blood running through his veins, Frizzell’s design is sure to set itself apart and have nostalgic country music appeal.

As the nephew of Country Stars, David & Lefty Frizzell and the son of Country Gospel Great, Allen Frizzell, Corey’s proud of his musical heritage, but took a very different path, one not filled with creating music but instead with art and boxing. Although Corey's passion for boxing kept this former Golden Gloves Champion in and out of the ring for a decade, his love for drawing has always been there. Over the years he perfected his craft, starting with cartoons and now creating portraits for the general public. In 2006, Frizzell came full circle when he started creating portraits for Country Music stars like George Jones, Brad Paisley, Alan Jackson, Joe Diffie, Mark Chesnutt and Willie Nelson to name a few. Although Frizzell’s portraits hang on the walls of many legendary Country Music Stars and writers, his works can also be found on display in many public venues like the KY Music Hall of Fame and the world famous Nashville Palace. It looks like Frizzell found his niche, carrying on the family name while blazing a path of his own.

Corey’s charity of choice is the Lyric Frizzell Fund. In July of this year Corey’s daughter, Lyric Alana Frizzell was diagnosed with an aggressive, rare form of Leukemia and is being treated at the Vanderbilt Children’s Hospital. For more information on Corey, visit www.coreyfrizzell.com. For more information on Lyric Frizzell, visit www.lyricfrizzell.com.

Other confirmed participating celebrity designers are: The Tennessean & Nashville Metro Mix Columnist, Heather Byrd; Country Music Star, Deana Carter; American Idol Season 2 Contestant, Corey Clark; Owner/Designer for LaBosh Handbags, Tosha Cole Clemens; Nashville Predators Player, JP Dumont; Metropolitan Nashville Arts Commission Interim Director Sandra Duncan: WSMV NBC4 Anchor, Jennifer Johnson;Rising Country Artist, Billy Ryan; DJ Ron Slomowicz; Five-time winner in the NASCAR Nationwide Series, Bobby Hamilton, Jr; Nashville Sounds Mascot, Ozzie; Glencliff High School; WZTV FOX17 Entertainment Reporter, Stacy McCloud; Country Music Star, Craig Morgan; Nashville Predators Hockey Team; Nashville Symphony; Medical Director for the Country Music Marathon and Nashville Half-Marathon Dr. Chad McClellan; Country Music Star, Reba McEntire; The Monkey’s Treehouse: Nashville Zoo at Grassmere, Elephants; Nashville Chief of Police, Ronal Serpas; WTVF CBS5 Meteorologist, Lelan Statom; Tennessee Titans Cheerleading Squad; Tennessee Titans Mascot, T-Rac; The Rymer Art Gallery Director, Tonya Trotter; Vanderbilt University Cheerleaders; Vanderbilt University Football Team; Edgar Award-Winning Author, Steven Womack & The Tennesean Columnist, George Zepp.

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