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| Alaskan State Director Gene Horner can be seen sounding Taps at mid-day on 12-17-03. Looking closely at the picture you can see the lead pipe and bell have the same coloration. That tells me, without looking at the front page of the site, that Gene plays a M2003Elite. Gene has handed his horn to just about every military bandsmen in the State of Alaska to test! He's keeping Tom Getzen and I posted on how the horn performs in ultra-cold conditions! Ada Boy Gene!! Thanks for your dedication to the Alaskan Veterans! If he stands there much longer he'll be the first bugling snowman in history! |
| Here's Saltford England's Pete Latham. Pete and I have traded email many a time! As you can see Pete takes his Bugling very seriously. Sure is nice knowing Pete's over there honoring the memory of American soldiers with a Getzen AHFT!!! Loved getting a bunch of British calls from Pete as well! "Sunset" is definitely my favorite!! Thanks again Pete!! |
| This is Joy Oakes from Quincy, MA I think Joy uses one of those fancy GR Plastic Rim Mouthpieces too!!! |
| This is Bugler Keith Rush from Valley City, OH!! Keith is sounding Taps at VFW Post #5563 Memorial Day Program |
| Here is Pete with SGT. Frank E. Ratesic at Omaha Beach on June 10th! Frank is 91 years old and brought his daughter and grand daughter along for support. Pete reports that no militery Bugler was present and that Taps was never officially sounded during the D-Day Cerimony there. Pete vowed to play but had to wait for security to loosen after the official program so he could properly Honor our fallen heros! Thanks Pete! It's so good to know your looking out for the memory of our boys there! |
| Here is a very good friend of mine!! MSgt. Ron Glazer. As you may recall, Ron is the guy that introduced Bugles Across America to Tom Getzen. See the 167th Tab on this site for more pictures!! |