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Mcminnville Town Center Mcminnville, Oregon EMBLEMS OF SACRIFICE was commissioned by the Second Winds Community Band specifically to be performed on our annual Veterans Day concert. The lyrical, dignified work was composed to honor all veterans in the region of Yamhill County Oregon and was composed by Dr. Kevin M. Walczyk, a Music professor at Western Oregon University. The composition, premiered at the November 6, 2016 performance, entitled I Remember Vietnam, serves to underscore a slide presentation comprising the images of veterans from Yamhill County (including current and former members of the Second Winds Community Band) and veterans associated with members of the band. This composition is dedicated to these local veterans - and their counterparts found in every region of the United States - who have served, and who currently serve, in our nation’s military branches as the true emblems of sacrifice. McMinnville Town Center 1321 Ne Highway 99W McMinnville, Oregon (503) 434-5813 Monday-Saturday 9:30 am - 6:00 pm Sunday 11:00 am - 4:00 pm With a broad selection of year-round and seasonal gifts, gift wrap, Keepsake Ornaments and greeting cards, Kathleen's Hallmark Shop is the perfect store for all of your special occasions. Our gift and card shop has something to help you celebrate any special occasion, holiday or even ordinary day! We wish to thank these wonderful businesses who support our band: 2019/2020 Concert Season Sunday, December 15, 2019 3:00 pm “Holiday Wonderland” Check it out at: Sunday, March 22, 2020 3:00 pm www.secondwinds.org “The Wild, Wild West” Sunday, May 17, 2020 “Pictures at an Exhibition” Contributions to SWCB are tax deductible under Summer Concerts—TBA IRS rule 501(c)3. Some Opportunities to Support the Band “Summon the heroeS” Sunday, November 10, 2019 FIRST FEDERAL BANK customers, please participate in the yearly Costumer Ballot Program during January-February by casting your vote for SWCB. By Narrator—Stan Primozich filling out your ballot you help First Federal determine the Yamhill County non -profit organizations that will receive donations from their institution. CONCERT BAND FRED MEYER shoppers, if you have a Rewards Card, you can designate SWCB as your charity in the Community Rewards section. So when you shop, a por- The Star Spangled Banner (A Symphonic Portrait)…..John Stafford Smith tion of your purchase will be donated to the band. Setting by James Swearingen AMAZON customers—just sign up for amazon. Smile.com, choose SWBC as Military Escort………………..…………………………..…………..….….Harold Bennett your favorite charity and a percentage of the cost of items you buy will be Arranged by James Swearingen donated to SWBC. Lincoln………..……………………………………………………………..……..John Williams MACHUB is like an online garage sale. They will sell your items for you and Arranged by Jay Bocook donate the funds to the charity of your choice. Go to their website: Elegy For the U.S.S. Arizona………..………...…………………..Larry MacTaggart MacHub.org Dedicated to the U.S.S. Arizona Navy Band #22 DONATION CARDS are enclosed in our program. Feel free to send in your The Ludlows (from LEGENDS OF THE FALL)……………............James Horner donation at your convenience. Or go to our website and use our secure Arranged by Sean O’Loughlin PayPal account. Piano Solo by Debbie Schrepel 99 WEST JAZZ BAND American Patrol………….….………..…..…………..…Arranged by Paul Lavender Sentimental Journey………………...…..Bud Green, Les Brown & Ben Homer Interested in Joining the Band? Arranged by Dave Wolpe Bugle Call Rag.………………………Jack Pettis, Billy Meyers & Elmer Schoebel Do you have an instrument in the closet gathering dust? How about dusting Arranged by Larry Norred it off and then come check us out! We rehearse every Monday night from 7:00-9:00. We are “a band for all ages” (high school to 90+) who enjoy play- CONCERT BAND ing music together...so if this sounds like fun to you, come join us! Salute to Bob Hope……………...………..……………Arranged by Warren Barker For directions to our rehearsal space, call: “The Road to Morocco; Moonlight Becomes You; Buttons and Bows; Mark Williams 503-679-9328 Two Sleepy People; and Thanks for the Memory” Emblems of Sacrifice……………….…………………...…….………Kevin M. Walczyk Other questions, contact us: Armed Forces Medley………….…...…...…………Arranged by Lewis J. Buckley Honoring Our Armed Forces Email—[email protected] Facebook—Second Winds Community Band Riders for the Flag……….…..………….….….……………………….John Philip Sousa Website—www.secondwinds.org Edited by Frederick Fennell Second Winds Community Band/Jazz Band Members Listed by Name, Year Joined, Occupation CONCERT BAND Alto Saxophone French Horn Flute Robert Banagay * (2017) Tax Partner Karen Hein (2007) Music Educator JAZZ BAND Janice Kouns *+ (2014) Support Staff John Sandberg (2006) Physician Sue Davison * (1998) Retired Admin. Kallin Blackburn @ (2017) Student Jean Azlein (2007) Retired Assistant/Teacher Alto Sax Sandra Emmett (2017) Tenor Saxophone Euphonium/Baritone Ron Bork Dameon George @ (2018) Student Diana Kravitz Accountant/Auditor/Farmer Traci Billimek (2009) Karen Harper + * (2016) Bank Teller Max Dixon ^ (2000) Retired Trombone Pam Harris (2009) Sam Justice (2017) Lawyer Tenor Sax Grammy/Retired Teacher Baritone Saxophone Philip Sailor (2019) QC Manager Max Dixon Diana Kravitz ^ (2016) Duane Bond ^+ (2004) DeDe Vanderhoof (2018) @ Student Duane Bond Retired Music Teacher Retired Consulting Actuary Jim Connelly (1998) Retired Educator Brenda Longton Lori Sailor (2018) RN-Case Manager Wesley Twitty @ (2019) Student Tuba Debbie Schrepel + (2010) Baritone Sax Bass Saxophone Jeremy Hubbard @ (2015) Retired Teacher Gretchen Brunner Student/ Clerk Oboe Ron Bork ^ (2005) Wesley Twitty Retired Contracts Manager Percussion Beccie Holland (2002) Retired Lynn Gadberry + * (2010) Trumpet Trumpet Clarinet Semi-Retired Steve Day Steve Day ^ (2010) Retired Army Liz Crockett + (2014) Susan Means + * (2010) Bryan Shirley Harold Park (2009) Retired Music Educator Retired Psychologist Bob Thornburg Retired Pharmacist Carolyn Franklin * (2012) John Peterson (2014) Mark Williams Sungmin Park @ (2018) Student Retired School Counselor Music Teacher Ray Woltz Bryan Shirley +*^ (2008) Robert Parker (2013) Darlene Bratcher (2003) Retired Steve Quinn Self-employed Retired Music Educator Brenda Longton *^ (2016) Bob Thornburg +^ (2005) Kathy Winniford (2007) Retired Music/Drama Educator Physical Therapist Trombone Business Owner Mark Williams Director (2011) Brad Gale Deborah Wolfson (2007) Physician Narrator—Stan Primozich Music Educator Marisa Quinn Margie Arighi + (2018) Retired Ray Woltz ^ (2017) Casey Ojia McKenzie Smith (2019) Teacher + Section Leader Concrete Pumper * Board Member Bass/Contra Bass Clarinet Nick Williams (2012) Clerk Rhythm Section ^ Jazz Band Member Quince Mabry—Piano Bill Wood * (2001) CPA Gabe Cook (2019) @ Student Julie Louderback (2015) Riley Rameriz (2019) @ Student Shasta La Vae Ehrhart– Bass Music Educator Carroll Schroeder (2019) Retired Steve Gertz—Drums Bassoon Fatima Castro(2019) @ Student John Peterson — Guitar Laura Rolleston (2003) Test Proctor Directors Monetary Sponsors of Mark Williams (2012-present) Director Second Winds Community Band Brian Parker (2016-2019) Associate Director Platinum Sponsor Addie Thomas Kendall Nichols Patrick Lay (1998-2012) Emeritus Director $10,000+ James & Debra Beverly Mulkey Anonymous Schaeffer Kathleen Edwards Sound System Alice Howell Charles & Sue Dodge Gold Sponsor $500- Philip & Lori Sailor Mary Baker Jack Pierson Wendell Martin Doug Ballard $1000 Michael Payne Carolyn Stastny Richard & Fern Olsen Karen Hartsock Margie & Waldo Billie Juneau Alice Jones Farnam Laurel & Janet Adams Welcome Table Millie Eastman Sponsor Joyce Light Brass Sponsor $25-$99 Silver Sponsor $250- Sabine Buchanan Jean Brown Jonny Ann Parker $499 Alice Finton Les & Judy Buchholz Irene Freuler John Harper Scott & Margaret Arighi Elizabeth Burch Duane Bond Judy Gerrard Fatima Castro Doug Cook Dottie Holt Jackie Hurl Warren & Judy Dunn Ralph & Jean Litchfield Colleen Johnson Jim & Mona Craigg Donna Leonard Carolyn Franklin Don & Ruth Dolan Bill Wood Kate McGraw Bob & Donna Fisher Joyce Peterson Jan Mann Luella Finnicum Sue Davison Elaine Rohse Connie & Lynn Foster Paul Smoland Corporate Sponsors of the Susan Means Kathleen Galvin Bev Williams Second Winds Community Band Michael & Sharon Bill & Debbie Young Bronze Sponsor $100- Freeborn J. Pubols $249 Marianna McClellan David & Pamela Lewis First Federal Savings and Loan Laurel & Janet Adams Vincent & Nadine Gillis Elsa Mann Anonymous Bruce & Andrea Hoelle David & Pamela Lewis Brookdale Senior Living Bud & Jeanne Ayala Lorna Holberg Ray & Mary Mader City of Lafayette Jean Azlein Glee Hubbard Gary Benson Helen McCray Davison Auto Parts C Poe & J Francis Adrienne Schouten Dayton Community Development Joyce Light Lee & Linda Schrepel Russ & Maggie Olson Eve Silverman & Rock of Ages Valley View Retirement Village Joan Reed Richard McJunkin McMinnville Pack & Ship Ken Rogers Karen Tate Dick & Genne Sherman Marvin Worden Kathleen’s Hallmark John & Betty Sims Doug Ballard .
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