Boise woman tries to get her brother a rockin' birthday gift: a meeting with Jon Bon Jovi | Boise, Garden City, Mountain Home | Idaho Statesman

Susan Mitton knows so much about Bon Jovi, she feels like the rock band is a member of her family. The groupā€™s music has been the soundtrack of her sonā€™s life.

Justin Mitton, who was born with the genetic disorder Down syndrome, took a shine to Bon Jovi when its first album debuted in the early 1980s. The 39-year-old, who never let his hair grow wildly long like his idols, has played their music every day since.

Every day? Even now?

ā€œYeah,ā€ he said with little hesitation.

He listens to music on his iPod now. But sometimes he canā€™t help singing out loud, and he finds meaning in the lyrics ā€” all of which he knows by heart. [...]

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Full article at idahostatesman.com

Thanks, Denise. Cool story. :) If you want to add your voice on Justin's behalf you can do so here (http://on.fb.me/g5CpT4) or via the link posted with the Statesman article.

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