Titans players to be featured at 'Single in the City' event

Feb 06, 2009 at 05:25 AM

NASHVLLE, TN, Feb. 6, 2009 — Titans players Stephen Tulloch, David Thornton, Josh Stamer, and Vincent Fuller are among a few of Nashville's hottest singles that have been selected for Nashville Lifestyles' 6th annual Single in the City

The Titans will be joined by country music artist Jake Owen and various locals. The current issue describes their ideal partner, what they are passionate about, where they meet friends for fun, and much more about these eligible singles.

Stamer, for example, describes himself as being "loyal, giving and intelligent." He prefers a partner that is "honest, adventurous and funny."

Thornton holds tight to the biblical verse, Matthew 6:33, which is a motto for his everyday endeavors.

While this event doesn't guarantee a ring and wedding, it does offer an opportunity to meet all the featured singles, and to enjoy the ambiance of the Bound'ry.

The Mardi Gras themed event starts at 7 p.m. Tickets are on sale now and the current issue is available at www.nashvilleLifestyles.com.

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