Cupid Rowdy to deliver Valentine surprise baskets
February 2, 2006 - Arena Football League (1987-2008) (AFL I)
Dallas Desperados News Release
On Monday, February 13th and Tuesday, February 14th, the Dallas Cowboys Mascot, Rowdy, will be making surprise deliveries to that special someone at their home, school, or office for Valentine's Day. The surprise delivery is a gift basket that includes an autographed football by Dallas Cowboys CB Terence Newman, a box of heart shaped candies, sparkling cider, Dallas Cowboys Game Day Magazine, personalized Rowdy autograph card, a personalized card for your special someone, and many other holiday treats. Rowdy will also pose with your special someone for a picture to keep as a souvenir.
This is the sixth year Rowdy has surprised Cowboys' fans with the Valentine's Special. Mail orders are also available. "The first year was a huge success, and the reactions on the recipients' faces were priceless. This is a creative and unique way to say "Happy Valentine's Day," said Ted Ovletrea, Mascot Coordinator.
For more information please call (972) 556-9351 or email rowdy@dallascowboys.net . Log on to www.dallascowboys.com for your order form. Availability is limited.
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