Eastern Idaho Chapter

AGO

Eastern Idaho Chapter

On July 28, 2016, members of the Eastern Idaho Chapter met to honor Dr. Darwin Wolford and to  celebrate his 80th Birthday.

We are going to have our Chapter Annual Picnic at Mark Anderson’s house this year to celebrate our chapter founder/ first chapter Dean, instructor, and composer, Dr. Darwin Wolford’s 80th Birthday and his legacy of music. Please mark on your calendar and plan to come!

Time: Thursday, July 28th @5:30 pm

Where: Mark Anderson Residence 1020 East 1300 North

Shelley, Idaho 83274
(Look at the driving directions below.)

What to bring: salad or side dish to share Chapter will provide the main dish, drinks, and dessert (Birthday cake)!  Bring your organ shoes and music!

We are celebrating Dr. Darwin Wolford’s 80th birthday and his legacy of music. If you have a Dr. Wolford’s arrangement and would like to play at the celebration, get one ready! Some of you may have had an arrangement dedicated to you, that would be cool for you to play that. Or any of his music would be great. If you don’t have any of his arrangements, you are welcome to play whatever you would like. If you have your selection picked out ahead of time, let Mark know (mark@ida.net) so we don’t duplicate or just have a backupready.Ifanyonewouldliketorehearseandset presetsbeforethe picnic you can come early or if you are in the area call Mark @351-1736 and you can practice anytime.

Please RSVP as soon as possible (by 7/25, including the number of attendance) to

ikukoweller_organut@msn.com

See you all there!

Directions to Mark Anderson’s home:

1020 East 1300 North Shelley, Idaho 83274

On State Street in downtown Shelley, turn east at the Center Street stop lights, go over the tracks and proceed 2.5 miles. Center street turns in to the Taylor Highway or 1300 North. His home is on the North Side of the street, circular driveway and lots of trees.

If you are coming from the Ammon side of Idaho Falls, you can take St. Clair road south until it dead ends at the castle house. Turn right and then take the next left. The road will wind around past the Taylor Cemetery then the Taylor Park. Proceed about 3 miles past the cemetery on Taylor road and again my house is on the North side of the road. He’s about half way between Shelley and the Taylor Park.