Lutz, Pfarrer to Address the Fallen and Wounded Soldier's Fund Annual Dinner.

LIVONIA, Mich. -- General Motors Vice Chairman Robert A. Lutz will be the keynote speaker at The Fallen and Wounded Soldiers' Fund annual dinner on February 24, 2007 at the Laurel Manor in Livonia, MI.

He will be joined by special guest speaker Chuck Pfarrer, who screen wrote the films The Jackel, Darkman, Red Planet, Hard Target, Virus and Navy Seals. He also is the author of six novels, including the best selling Warrior Soul.

The FWSF is non-profit 501(c)(3) entity devoted to those that serve our country and their families by raising money from donations and events with all volunteer members.

Lutz heads global product development at GM. In addition to his distinguished career in the automotive world, he serves on several foundations including the Barbra Ann Karmanos Cancer Institute, Corps University Foundation and the Marine Military Academy in Texas. He was a jet-attack aviator in the United States Marine Corps.

Pfarrer served as military advisor, trained NATO forces and was the executive officer of the SEAL detachment to the Multi-National Peacekeeping Force in Beirut Lebanon. Between Hollywood assignments, Pfarrer continues to work as a consultant for the U.S. government on counter insurgency and counter terrorism.

John McElroy will serve as master of ceremonies. He is heard on WWJ Radio five times daily and hosts Autoline Detroit and American Driver on Detroit Public Television.

Amongst others attending the dinner auction will be military representatives including current and retired officers some of whom will come from Washington and other states.

Proceeds from this FWSF event go to support Michigan military families and organizations such as Homes For The Troops, Special Operations Warrior Fund and Michigan Paralyzed Veterans. Go to www.FWSF.org for tickets and information.