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Instrument sold by RHHS band leader now in son's hands |
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By Anonymous,
The Herald Online,
639 words
Nov 1, 2009 |
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| Sometime in 1965 or 1966, Mr. Nick sold his own trumpet, a trumpet he used to help pay his way through college by playing on weekends, to the parents of a student named Randy Hefley. Baker went on the Internet and signed the electronic guestbook, writing that he had Mr. Nick's trumpet and would love to give it to his only surviving son. | |||
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