KEVIN GREGAN, lead has been singing barbershop harmony since 1980. He has performed in choruses & quartets at both the Division & District level and has developed a conflictual relationship with barbershop & regional theater. He has had roles in Music Man, Brigadoon, My Fair Lady, Annie, On The 20th Century, Secret Garden, The Mystery of Edwin Drood and (the 4-time Barrymore nominated production) Sweeney Todd...just to name a few. Kevin currently is a member of the Cherry Hill Pine Barons and along with his sidekick Steve Zellers has been auditioning baritones and tenors since 1983 (the old Crystal Ring days). If you would like to be put on the bari or tenor waiting list feel free to contact either Kevin or Steve at your convenience. Kevin is a managing director of a drug and alcohol rehab unit at a local hospital. He is married to Cathy and their family consists of cats and a son Cole Louis. It's a little too soon to tell but Kevin is convinced Cole is a musical prodigy...he plays the piano (bangs on the keys) and tries to help his dad sing at all our rehearsals. They also live in a big house, but it is not new. It is a beautiful old house in Moorestown that takes up all Kev’s free time with repairs and renovations. By the way Kevin may not look it but he is also a Grandad.
		MARSHALL FISHER, a reluctant tenor tries to hit all of his high notes just right. He also tries to sing his lower notes right. He is married and has two children, a daughter Kendall and a son, Jack Ryan. Marsh definately has his kids brainwashed as Kendall thinks that the tenor line to all of our songs is really the melody. As of today Jack still does not know all of the quartet’s repertoire, so Marsh remains our tenor. Marsh spent eight years in the US Navy, eight years as a test engineer supporting the US Navy and is now a Computer Scientist with Lockheed Martin. When not hanging around with lions sleeping in some jungle, Marsh can be found bowling, playing golf (the scenic tour), volleyball and singing. Marshall sang with the Cherry Hill Pine Barons for a couple of years (currently a member of Frank Thorne), a madrigal group Musica Antiqua for seven years, various church choirs, and several productions such as the opera Amahl and the Night Visitors. Marshall, Brenda, and kids are doing very well now that they have moved into a big house which allows Marsh to practice his part two floors below the bedrooms.
				GUY KIRK, baritone is a Frank Thorne chapter member. Guy is the only guy in the quartet (the rest of us are Marshes, Kevins and Steves). He is the only musically legit member as he has a degree in music from Temple University...although they won’t admit giving him one. As a church musician, he conducts both vocal & bell choirs. He also teaches piano, organ, and early childhood music. In the past Guy has sung with Philadelphia area choruses specializing in a cappella repertoire. He can’t figure out why anyone would want to sing for an extended period of time with either Kevin or Steve. Guy loves to travel...but then he comes back. Guy is the only guy in the quartet (it’s a good play on words – worth repeating) who is single. We don’t think he is taking applications for a mate but if you would like to be put on that waiting list feel free to contact either Kevin or Steve at your convenience. What a guy!
		STEVEN ZELLERS, bass is a graphic designer and commercial art instructor. Steve has been singing since high school days. In the past he has briefly sung with Fred Waring, the Penn State concert choirs and glee club. He is also a member of the Cherry Hill Pine Barons, and performs in regional theater. For a partial list of shows see Kevin’s list above (deleting My Fair Lady and adding Amahl and the Night Visitors from Marshall Fisher’s list). He has also played the Governor/Innkeeper in Man of La Mancha, The Ghost of Christmas Present in Scrooge, Edward Rutledge in 1776 and Captain Smith in Titanic. Steve is married to Deb and has two girls Jennifer Ann (the ballerina) & Jessica Allison (his theater partner). Steve is the keeper of all the applications, contracts, costumes, sound system, makeup, and underwear for the quartet, he gets the arrangements together, drives the truck to jobs, and schedules all of the rehearsals and coaches. Someday he might even find the time to learn all the words to all the songs! FAT CHANCE! By the way Steve and his family would love a big house like Marsh and Kevin but alas are too poor to afford it...oh, well!