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Getting in Touch with Bobby V. of the Marines?

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Getting in Touch with Bobby V. of the Marines?
I will be in Tokyo the first two weeks of August and would like to go to a Chiba Marine game and maybe say hello to Bobby Valentine. I live in his home state (and town in CT) in the U.S. and was a big fan his when he managed the New York Mets. I met him a few times at a few local restaurants and movies and he is very receptive to the fans.

How can I get in touch with him to let him know I am coming from the States and will be at a game. Would really like to say hello to him and take a photo with him before the game.

Great site. Keep up the good work!

I look forward to your reply. Thanks!
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Re: Getting in Touch with Bobby V. of the Marines?
[ Author: westbaystars | Posted: Jul 12, 2006 1:58 PM | YBS Fan ]

Are you related to WParker-san who posted this a few days ago? This is a clearer subject line than before, but otherwise the same message.

Hope the advice I gave on the other thread is useful.
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