Problem Solved – Ride to Rehearsal – from Canton Area

Currently Mindy Segal from the flute section is between a rock and a hard place. She would love to come back to rehearsals, but a time conflict is preventing her from making it to MAPS which would be early in the day, and a visual problem with driving at night is making it impossible to make it to rehearsals in the evening. She is wondering if someone would be willing to give her a ride to Akron rehearsals on Mondays. She even offered to help with the cost of gas. I forgot to mention she lives in the Canton area.

If you think it’s possible to help, please contact Mindy at mindybeth27@yahoo.com.

Rockley Family Foundation Piano Sale

Lee Nielsen received this notice in her e-mail:

Rockley Family Foundation Piano Sale
Pianos, Digital Pianos & Violins Available for Public Purchase
Thursday, May 13 | Friday, May 14 | Saturday, May 15, 2021


The Cleveland State University School of Music has had the use of new first-class pianos and digital pianos on a no-cost basis for the 2020-2021 school year. This arrangement is provided through a partnership with the Rockley Family Foundation, a nonprofit that supports music education. These instruments, as well as ones provided to other institutions or otherwise made available, will be sold at a significant discount from retail pricing to perpetuate this valuable program and provide resources to the School of Music.

A large selection of grands, baby grands, digital player grands, vertical (upright) pianos, digital pianos, violins, violas, and cellos will be available. This event will feature starter to professional instruments from famous makers. Most instruments are less than one year old, include a new factory warranty, are tuned, and ready to go.


BY APPOINTMENT ONLY: A private appointment will provide a safer environment during this pandemic, as well as give you an opportunity to purchase with priority in selection and price reductions. To secure a time, call: (216) 905-8261.
For more information, click here!






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Spinet Piano Available

Michael Campbell in the tuba section is going to be moving soon and he needs to find a home for a really nice Kimball spinet piano that has been living in his basement. If you are part of the general public he is charging $25, but if you are part of the NHB family, he is willing to just give it away. All he asks is that you would be responsible for getting it out of his house and moving it to yours. It has been awhile since it has been tuned, so between needing tuned and then being moved, the piano will definitely need to be tuned, and that would also be the new owner’s responsibility.

This is a super find, so don’t take too long to think about it. Just e-mail Mike and let him know you are interested. He can be reached at michaelnu94@aol.com.

Kimberly Jane (Dills) Bergstrom

Kimberly Bergstrom is the sister of Sandy Boyes who plays the violin for New Horizons. This is a huge loss for her and her family. Below is Kim’s obituary which has information on her funeral arrangements. If anyone would like to send a card to Sandy, her address is: 140 Joshua Dr., Rittman, OH. 4 4270.

Obituary

Where do you even begin when you talk about someone as unique and special as a woman like Kim Bergstrom? Kim was not only the best wife, mother, mother-in-law, mamaw, sister, aunt, and friend, but a faithful member of the community and world.

Kimberly Jane Bergstrom, 58, passed away peacefully on April 30, 2021, surrounded by family, after a decade of battling cancer. Kim was born June 25, 1962, in Akron, OH, to the late Alfred and Eleanor (Davis) Dills. Kim is survived by her husband of 36 years, Todd; son, Chad (Brandy); daughters, Kalyn (Michael) Suliks and Hannah (Mason Juersivich) Bergstrom; grandchildren, Keirra Nicole and Sophia Jane; sister, Sandy (Richard) Boyes; brother, Roger (Kathy) Dills; and numerous loving nieces, nephews, family, and friends.

Kim’s heart and commitment were to her family. She never missed any game, event, concert, or school function her kids were a part of. Spending time traveling, vacationing, beach bumming, and having family game nights and get-togethers was always a must in her eyes. Kim always made each event extra special, making it feel like it was one of a kind. The extra special touches and thoughtfulness she added to her gift giving, bow making, and endless amount of humor and laughter can never be compared. The memories she created will last a lifetime.

There wasn’t much in the community that Kim did not have her hand in. From PTA groups, school functions, Norton Women’s Club to all the Norton sporting events, her creative touch was always perfect. Kim always strived to make sure everyone always felt included and loved, putting others first above everything else. The astonishing outpour of love and support from Kim’s endless network of family and friends is proof of the impact Kim continues to have throughout the community.

The legacy of the selfless, caring acts of Kim are endless. We rest easy knowing Kim will be spending eternity pain-free in the loving arms of Jesus, with confidence we will see her again one day.

“The Lord will keep you from all harm—he will watch over your life; the Lord will watch over your coming and going both now and forevermore.” Psalms 121:7-8

Friends may call at Bacher Funeral Home, 3250 Greenwich Rd., Norton, on Wednesday, May 5, 2021, from 2:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m., where services will be held on Wednesday at 6:00 p.m. with Pastor Robin Hart officiating. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to Norton Women’s Club, P. O. Box 1101, Norton, OH 44203 in memory of Kim.

To send flowers to the family or plant a tree in memory of Kimberly Jane (Dills) Bergstrom, please visit our floral store.

Mary Ann Kimmel

It is with great sadness that we would like to inform you of the loss of one of our own, Mary Ann Kimmel. Both Mary Ann and her husband Jim have played in the violin section of New Horizons for years.

For those of you that would like to send cards, Jim and Mary Ann Kimmel’s address is:
861 Promenade Circle
Barberton, OH 44203

Please keep Jim in your thoughts and prayers as he goes through this difficult time.

Mary Ann Kimmel, 78, passed away on April 19, 2021 after a short battle with leukemia.

She was born June 12, 1942 in Barberton to Bernard and Louie Snider. She graduated from Norton High School in 1960, then from the University of Akron with her Bachelor’s Degree, and Kent State University with her Master’s Degree. Mary Ann loved to teach kindergarten in the Barberton School System and retired in 2001 after 38 years of service. She played the piano and violin and enjoyed being a part of the New Horizons Musical Group along with her husband. She enjoyed scrapbooking, sewing, and gardening. Mary Ann had a smile that would “light up a room” and was always taking care of other people’s needs.

Mary Ann was preceded in death by her parents. She is survived by her husband of 38 years, James; brother, Joseph (Sally) Snider of Ft. Wayne, IN; sisters, Ruth (Tom) Spradlin of Wadsworth, OH and Nancy (Elliott) Weber of Brownsville, OH; aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews, great-nieces, and great-nephews.

Friends may call at Bacher Funeral Home, 3326 Manchester Rd., Akron on Monday, April 26, 2021 from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m., with service beginning at 1 p.m. Interment at Greenlawn Memorial Park.

In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to The American Cancer Society, in memory of Mary Ann.

For the safety of the family and other guests, masks are required, and the number of people permitted in the building at a time will be limited. Your cooperation and patience are appreciated.

Recital #4 Appreciation

Submitted by Lee Nielsen (flute)

Enjoyed the recital on Sunday in spite of a short power outage. I always am inspired to head back to practice after hearing my colleagues and their good work. Thank each of you for your gift of music this week.

Black Out

Submitted by Iskinder (Alto Sax)

Hello everyone,

I hope recitals over the past weekend went very well. I was unfortunately not able to listen due to a 4-hour black out in my area. I am looking forward to attending the next recital. I am even more looking forward to participating myself in the near future as I did in the past once I create a predictable schedule at work.

Thank you to Jim, Jaime, Andy, Connie, and all members and volunteers for maintaining the morale of this musical community alive and very high.

With best wishes, Iskinder (alto sax), 20 November 2020

Recital #4 Comments

Wonderful performance ladies!!! A real treat! We really enjoyed it. Thank you for all your hard work and time in putting on a performance!! – Jayne and Dylan 

Great job guys and gals,!! 👏👏👏👏 – Kathryn

Great job! 🎶🎻💥 – Theresa

I enjoyed it very.much.u all worked hard.it was a success and I was glad u had lights.👏👏👏👍👍 – Marsha

YES. Wonderful music. Thanks for notifying me. I’ll be back for the December 11 showing.
Lov, your Oregon Cuz

Gathering the Neighbors

Submitted by Dylan Trautman

My Dad, Andy, and I play together a lot. He plays guitar, and I play violin or viola. With my electric Wood Viper 6 string violin I can play both by reaching into lower strings.

Last Saturday morning we took our garage band to the front porch for a concert. My long-time violin teacher, Michael, came and brought his young son and his violin, and joined us on a few numbers.

We played for about 45 minutes and performed many Americana pieces–everything from country swing to Cajun waltzes to traditional fiddle. Neighbors brought out chairs and blankets, people stopped their bikes and walks to sit on the grass, and a car even pulled into the driveway.

We met new neighbors. Everyone socially distanced, danced, and had a great time! People asked, “When’s the next concert?” So we are working on patriotic pieces and more for July. We weren’t expecting so many people (or anyone other than our immediate neighbors, really), but we’re all hungry to connect and be out safely. I was glad our music reached out to everyone. I am inspired to continue to put programs together, practice, and plan some performances for over the summer.

A note from Dylan’s Mom Jayne–

I helped Dylan write his post, as he wanted to share what he’s been doing. We really were amazed at the response that morning. The continued viola sectionals with Jaime and the Skype violin lessons with Michael have been a big help to encourage Dylan to purposely practice and have some things to plan for. Dylan’s day program closed at the beginning of the pandemic, and I haven’t heard of plans to reopen. So music is the center of daily activities for us. And our dog has never been walked so much! We hope everyone is healthy and safe, and enjoying music!

Responses:

Submitted by Dave Lietz

Dylan – Thanks so much for posting about your experience; sharing your love of music with your family and neighbors. Music is a great gift that can bring us all together, and we so need that today!

I really enjoy the Zoom sessions with Jaime and the others in the String ensemble. It keeps me on task with my violin practice and it’s just good to “see” others in the group. Hope to actually assemble safely again soon – DAVE

Submitted by Connie Stinnett

We love you, Dylan! You and your whole family are awesome!

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