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"I have honored her memory with a donation since her death and will do so every year," Reed wrote. 'Thank you for Prom Dresses 2011 wonderful service you do for children." On behalf of the fund and of all the children helped in the process, we say "thank you" to Ms. Reed and to each of the donors who have now given more than $21,000 during this year's fund drive. Donors this week gave more than $11,400, but, unfortunately, the fund remains shy of its goal. Cocktail Dresses stories highlighting the camps supported by the fund have run their four-week course, but there is still plenty of time to make a donation.Watching the royal "wedding of the century" of Lady Diana Spencer and Prince Charles was as powerful as a teen crush for Lisa Witkowski. She was 15 years old and arose at 3 a.m. on July 29, 1981. She watched every Green Empire Full-length Formal Dress of the pomp and circumstance in London from the Binghamton suburb of Endwell in Broome County. She cut her hair in the bobbed Di style, wore Di's signature high-collared, ruffled blouses and ivory stockings. The obsession took root at her childhood home on Royal Road. "Green Low V-neck Plus Size Formal Gown it was destined," said Witkowski, of Albany, who bought dozens of books on the royals, assembled adoring Princess Di scrapbooks and attended the 1997 auction of the divorced Diana's dresses at Christie's in New York City, two months before the princess' death. Witkowski didn't buy anything at the auction, aside from a $60 catalog, since the prices were beyond her reach. As with any teenage infatuation, though, the flame that once burned so hotly has been extinguished. The fixation with British royalty was so 1980s for Witkowski, who is now 45 and married, with two young children and a job. In other words, she has a life, a busy life.