Regency 
Pat Morgan Linda Rightor Anita Seipel Lee Rauschenbach Regency has been singing together for over 4 years. They all love being a part of Columbus Chorus and are committed to entertaining audiences great and small with spirit, humor and blended four-part harmony.
Linda Rightor sings tenor with the quartet. She has sung in 6 registered quartets during her 4 decades in Sweet Adelines. During that time she has served on the Chapter Board of Directors and Management team of which she is currently treasurer, held many positions as a chapter officer and is an Assistant Director of the chorus. She is an accountant for the city of Columbus. Linda is a widow with three children, three step-children and seven grandchildren in Ohio, Florida, Tennessee, and Michigan. When not off visiting family, she likes to spend time with her grandson right here in Columbus.
Before joining this unique hobby of barbershop singing, Lee Rauschenbach, Regency’s lead, had been involved with community theaters in Cleveland, Des Moines, Tampa, and Columbus, with her favorite roles being Narrator in “Joseph” and Sr. Hubert in “Nunsense” She recently performed in the ensemble cast of “Cole” a Cole Porter Revue sponsored by the Hilliard Arts Council. She is now enjoying her sixth year in barbershop and only regrets not finding it sooner.
Pat Morgan, baritone, has been singing barbershop since the mid-70s. She has been in numerous quartets singing both baritone and tenor. She and her husband, John, are retired and enjoy spending time with their four grandchildren. They have a condo in Sunset Beach, North Carolina, and travel there a few times a year to relax and golf.
Anita Seipel joined the Columbus Chorus in the fall of 1999. Although she sings bass in this quartet, she has also been a baritone and tenor in others. Anita and her husband, Tom, are both retired teachers and spend their winters in south Florida. Their son, Tom Jr. is a director of youth ministries in Kentucky. Anita also performed as a member of “Cole”. She spends her non-singing time golfing, crafting and playing the harp, her other musical love.
anitaseipel@yahoo.com Movin' On  Carol Shyrigh Lois Kelley
Rena Brown
Becky Soles Registered as a Sweet Adelines quartet in 1998, the love of singing brought Lois Coleman, Carol Shyrigh, Becky Soles, and Suzi Knox together. Rena Brown was asked to join the quartet when, in 2005, Suzi found it necessary to leavechorus and the quartet.
Lois Coleman sings tenor and is a twenty-six year member of the chorus. She is married and is a retired elementary school teacher.
Carol Shyrigh sings lead and is a twenty-nine year member of the chorus. She is married and the mother of two daughters. Carol is employed at Riverside Methodist Hospital as an RN.
Becky Soles sings baritone and is a twenty-two year member of the chorus. She is married with a son, daughter, and six grandchildren. Becky is employed as a licensed insurance agent at Belper State Farm Agency.
Rena Brown sings bass and has been a member of the chorus for three years. She is married and the mother of a son, daughter, and five grandchildren. Rena is a retired school teacher/counselor.
When combining the quartet's membership in the Columbus Chorus, Movin' On has approximately 80 years of Columbus Chorus experience!
cs2sing@aol.com
Kindred Sound 
Pat Morgan Sandy Lust Katy Stevens Jennifer Cooke The dictionary describes kindred as “close to somebody or something else because of similar qualities or interest.” How fitting for this quartet as Kindred Sound is comprised of a mother, her two daughters, and her best friend.
Pat Morgan, (friend) is singing tenor and has been a member of Sweet Adelines for 25 years. Currently she sings baritone with the Columbus Chorus. She, along with Sandy, has performed in many quartets and has placed as high as 2nd in the Region #4 competitions. Pat and her husband, John, are retired. They own a condo in a golf community in the Myrtle Beach area and enjoy it as much as possible. They have 2 married daughters and four grandchildren.
Katy Stevens, (daughter) is singing lead and resides is Baltimore, MD. She, her husband, Matt, and 3 sons are all involved in a youth ministry that takes up most of their time. She also teaches voice, piano, and flute in her home. Although she is new to the Sweet Adeline world as a participant, she grew up singing barbershop with her family.
Jen Cooke, (daughter) is singing baritone and lives in Nashville, TN with her husband, Chris. She is a reading specialist and teaches private voice and piano. She has been a Sweet Adeline for 7 years and sings with the TuneTown Show Chorus. Jen’s former quartet, Reckon So, won Region 23’s regional competition four times with Jen singing lead. She is enjoying the challenge of singing a different part.
Sandy Lust, (mother) is singing bass and has been a barbershopper for over 30 years. She currently sings lead with the Columbus Chapter of Sweet Adelines and has directed, coached, and performed in various groups. Sandy, her husband, Allan, Jen and Katy were chosen "Music Family of the Year" for the state of Ohio in 1990. Sandy and Allan live in Delaware where she is secretary for the physical therapy department of Grady Memorial Hospital.
Kindred Sound loves singing together, and even though distance can be a problem for rehearsals, they manage to get together every 2-3 months for a long weekend of practicing. The quartet has so much fun together, and they spend as much time laughing
sandyl@columbus.rr.com
| About Time 
Sue Henderson Georgia Glunt Linda Baker BJ Willke About Time formed in 1997 as four friends who also enjoyed singing together. Their first official performance was for Linda’s daughter’s wedding, and after that, they were on their way. All four members have been very active in chorus committees, including each of them serving as chorus president/team manager. When not singing together, they do manage to have their own busy lives and careers.
Georgia Glunt, who sings tenor, has become a Certified Director with Sweet Adelines, and is currently an Assistant Director for the chorus, as well as serving as the Performance Manager. She also runs two businesses, Music in Motion, in which she performs as a pianist, and The Renaissance Gal, providing services such as painting, powerwashing and home repairs.
Sue Henderson, who sings lead, is an administrative assistant with McGraw Hill Companies. She is currently serving as the Communications Manager for the chorus. Sue is mother to two grown sons, and is enjoying having her daughter-in-law, Jaylene, also sing lead in the chorus.
BJ Willke, who sings baritone, is professionally known as Brenda. She is a fourth/fifth grade multi-age teacher in the Hilliard City School District, and has just earned her National Board Certified Teacher certificate, a great accomplishment. She is mother of both a college and a high school-aged child.
Linda Baker, who sings bass, works with the American Red Cross Blood Services as an RN Team Supervisor. She has served on the Sweet Adelines International Region #4 Management Team as the Team Coordinator. Linda’s daughter, Julie Caplinger also sings lead in the chorus, and Linda has two other grown children and seven grandchildren.
suziqh@wowway.com
Achordance  Kate Kerr Bonnie Fox Toni Irwin Mandy Rhoades One of the newer quartets in Columbus Chorus, Achordance, has been together since November, 2006. The members love learning how to sing with only four voices and enjoy performing together, as well as the camaraderie that comes along with being a part of a group.
Tenor, Kate Kerr, usually sings the lead part in the chorus, so she gets a lot of practice learning a new voice part for this quartet. Kate has been a Special Education teacher with Grandview Heights City Schools for 28 years. She has a Master's degree from OSU. Kate not only sings in the Columbus Chorus Achordance quartet, but also enjoys singing with her church choir. Kate lives with her two cats, both of whom tend to stay away when the quartet meets at her house for practice.
Lead, Bonnie Fox, began as a baritone when she first joined the chorus in 2004. During a voice lesson, she was asked to switch to lead and it turned out to be a perfect fit. Bonnie taught medicine at OSU, Grant Medical Center, and Children's Hospital for 22 years. She holds a Ph.D. degree (OSU) in Adult Education, with Business Management in Healthcare. She opened Ambiance Interior Design, LLC, in 1998 after studying at Columbus College of Art and Design. Bonnie is married with two grown sons and has two little dogs.
Baritone, Mandy Rhoades, joined Columbus Chorus in November 2006 after being encouraged by her mother, Mary Buck (also a baritone). Mandy worked in the child welfare field for almost ten years and holds a Master's Degree in Social Work. At the beginning of 2007, she joined the family business, Buck and Sons Landscape, in a management position. Mandy is married and lives with two cats and a boxer dog. Mandy helps us in the quartet by making learning tapes when needed.
Bass, Toni Irwin, has been in the Columbus Chorus for eleven years. She is currently working as an Administrative Assistant at Wesley Glen, a retirement community in Worthington. She holds an Associate Degree in Secretarial Sciences. Toni is married and has an adult son, as well as her beagle, who enjoys "singing" with the quartet when they practice at her home.
TIrwin1957@yahoo.com
| | Sounds Good to Me 
Teddy Paul
Maryann Malinowski
Maryann Kane
Sally Stark Sounds Good To Me formed in 1988 as a result of a challenge. The Chorus Director encouraged chorus members to participate in a novice quartet night. Three of these ladies, Teddy Dowling Paul, Maryann Malinowski, Maryann Kane decided to give it a try and they have been singing together ever since. Sally Stark joined them in 2001 when their original baritone moved away. Quartet longevity parallels individual chorus tenure as these ladies combine nearly 80 years with Sweet Adelines.
Maryann Malinowski sings lead and is a school media aide.
Teddy Dowling Paul sings tenor, holds a Ph.D., and is a biochemist at Chemical Abstracts Service.
Sally Stark sings baritone and is a Program Management Director at New Product Innovations, Inc., a product development and manufacturing company.
Maryann Kane sings bass and is a retired elementary school teacher.
Sounds Good To Me is a performing quartet. A favorite performance for this quartet is singing for and demonstrating the unique four-part barbershop harmony to school-age children. This quartet’s repertoire includes favorite songs from the past as well as songs of today and some humorous parodies.
soundsgoodtwome@aol.com
Last Resort 
Josie Fettrow Sandy Spangler Sue Ulrich MaryEllen Guntzelman The Last Resort has been together now for about two years. All four of us have been in quartets over the years singing with other combinations. The name seemed to fit since we thought it would be great to try it one more time with this combined foursome.
Yes, there are four of us in this quartet! Don’t laugh! People are always wanting to know how many are in your quartet? Mary Ellen Guntzelman is the lead and has the most years of singing experience. She is the director of Columbus Chorus, and she is retired from working for the government for over 40 years. Mary Ellen tries to keep us in line and sounding good musically, but it doesn’t always turn out that way.
Sandy Spangler is our tenor singing the high notes. She is married to Glenn, who is a dentist and a Singing Buckeye (that’s the male chorus – not the nut). Two of Sandy’s three daughters are also Sweet Adelines. Sandy is a wonderful artist professionally and for pleasure when she is not working or singing. Glenn and Sandy have a cottage out on Buckeye Lake.
Josie Fettrow is the baritone singing those hard notes. She is retired from Franklin County where she taught Special Education which is why she understands Sue so well. She likes reading and basket making. Her husband is an athletic director, and one of her two daughters is in the chorus, too.
Sue Ulrich sings bass notes which involves lots of ba-ba, omp pahs, bum-bums and the like. She does a great job of keeping us all on our toes. One has to practice really well to keep from laughing during a performance. Sue works at Nationwide in her second career. She used to be a Recreation Director at a Senior Center.
The Last Resort has enjoyed singing together and renewing lasting friendships. Singing is the highlight of our day and quarteting a special part of Columbus Chorus.
meg2233@sbcglobal.net
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