PONTE VEDRA, Fla. -- Music star LeAnn Rimes performed for fans in Ponte Vedra Sunday night for a concert benefiting the tornado victims in Joplin, Mo.

"I said the only date I have open is the fifth and I know that only gives you 10 days to put a show together, but he totally did and I'm here," Rimes said.

The singing sensation described the whirlwind week and a half to put the show together, after the event organizer tweeted her on Twitter asking if she could get involved.

"It just shows you when people put their hearts and minds to something, that in 10 days, you can come up with a show like this and hopefully enough man power to help these people out," she said.

The singer took the stage in front of hundreds of fans who came out to show support at the Ponte Vedra Concert Hall.

Rimes said she has survived three tornadoes herself and felt compelled to help out.

St. Augustine, Fla.-- A memorial service will be held on Saturday for retired Circuit Court Judge Richard O. Watson, who died on Tuesday morning.

He was a native of St. Augustine and served as a circuit judge for the 7th Judicial Circuit from 1977 to 1996. 

Judge Watson was appointed to the bench in 1977 to replace Judge Howell Melton. He was twice elected by his fellow judges as the chief judge of the 7th Judicial Circuit, and he also served as the administrative judge for St. Johns County for approximately 20 years. He continued to serve as a senior circuit judge from 1996 to his death.

In 2008, the St. Johns County Courthouse was renamed in his honor. The memorial service will take place at the courthouse beginning at 9 a.m. 

Judge Watson is survived by his wife of 50 years, Peggy Pope Watson and three children.

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 This June, in honor of National CPR Week, the American Heart Association is calling on all Americans to learn how to give Hands-Only CPR by watching a simple one-minute video at heart.org/cpr.