Vol. 61, No. 01.A January 15, 2014

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Official Weekly Bulletin of the “Fairfax Jubil-Aires”
Fairfax Virginia Chapter, Southern Division, Mid-Atlantic District of the Barbershop Harmony
Society
Vol. 61, No. 01.A
Editor: John Knueven: [email protected]
Chartered November 30, 1953
January 15, 2014
Staff: Robyn Sandler.
Booking Agent: Art Medici: [email protected]
A fellowship of men devoted to the art of a cappella barbershop singing,
committed to excellence in musical performance and good will in the community.
Visit the Fairfax Jubil-Aires’s Web page at http://www.fairfaxjubilaires.org
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Editorial Introduction
-John KnuevenThis issue is a special
edition which is intended
to be an addendum to
the previous Memorial to
Bix Doughty.
After
reviewing my files and
emails in preparation for
the next WH issue, I
discovered
(to
my
complete horror!) that I
had missed more than a
few submitted inputs to Bix’s issue. In order
to correct this error, but without creating a
double sized WH, I have decided to produce
this addendum. Please consider it a “chapter
2” of the first edition. It has also given me
the opportunity to include a few more
pictures from the many I received.
From: Jonathan Doughty [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: Saturday, December 28, 2013 4:01 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: Bix Doughty
John,
… (details of Bix’s memorial services deleted) …
And may I add - thank you so much for all the love
and support that you, his quartets, the Jubil-Aires
and the Harmony Heritage Singers gave to Bix over
the years. Barbershop singing became Bix's passion
when he re-discovered it in the 90's. (His niece
recalls taking him to a concert and claims that's when
he was bitten by the barbershop bug, although I
recall him having some barbershop phonograph
records in my youth.) Singing kept Bix young at
heart and added years to his life - it was the reason
we were all able to enjoy his presence for as long as
we were able.
Thank you for that,
Jonathan Doughty
(Bix's youngest)
From: [email protected]
[mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: Friday, January 03, 2014 10:22 PM
Subject: Re: [Members] Special Edition of
What's Happening?
And to those of you who I missed
publishing the first time thru, my most
sincere apologies.
I always enjoyed singing "Let the Lower Lights be
Burning" with Bix. I think he was an inspiration to all
of us.
George Ewing
President: Randy Moller  Immediate Past President: Fred Geldon  Executive VP: Still Looking  Music and
Performance VP: Cliff Shoemaker Membership VP: Aaron Watts  Marketing and Public Relations VP: Harold
Weinberger  Corresponding Secretary: Sam McFarland  Recording Secretary: Ray LaTurno  Treasurer: Kevin
Deasy  Gig Master Art Medici  Members-at-Large Doug Jones, Alex Laufer, and Paul Grano
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From: Don Collier <[email protected]>
Sent: Fri Jan 03 12:03:06 EST 2014
Subject: RE: [Members] Special Edition of What's
Happening?
John,
At a recent Jube practice, I announced my little
booklet about my music experience over the last
ten years. A couple of those pages refer to the
quartet called the Tripods that Bix and I were
in, and which performed at the Jubil-Aire Irish
Day party one year.
Don
[REFERING TO BERT’S ARTICLE IN THE ORIGINAL
EDITION OF WH]
From: Robert H. King [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: Saturday, January 04, 2014 10:31 AM
To: Bertel johnson; [email protected]
Cc: [email protected]
Subject: Re: My Memories of Bix Doughty
This is a very nice tribute Bert. Bix sounds like a
person that I would've liked to have known.
Thanks for including me on this email
Bob
[Editor: See the two parody songs from Don’s
booklet that the Tripods performed. I have
included them as the last two pages of this
addendum (Peg-O-My-Heart and Peggy
O’Neil).]
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From: Chuck Harner <[email protected]>
Date: Sat, Dec 28, 2013 at 1:16 PM
Subject: Memorial to Bix
To: "Andrus, Nick" <[email protected]>, "Geldon,
Fred" <[email protected]>, "Moller, Randy"
<[email protected]>
Gentlemen,
I’ve made an initial contribution to adding Bix
Doughty’s name to the “Keep A Melody Ringing”
plaques in the Harmony Foundation offices in
Nashville. It takes $1,000 to get his name on the
plaques ($900.00 remaining). We all did this for
Jere Richardson, and I’ve seen his name on the
plaques. If each of Bix’s friends in both HHS and
the Jubil-Aires makes some sort of contribution, the
amount in his name will soon reach or exceed
$1,000. What better way to remember Bix than to
send funds that will be used to:
From: Doug Jones [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: Sunday, January 05, 2014 11:30 AM
To: John Knueven; Robyn Sandler
Subject: PHOTOS OF BIX
Here are the other two photos of Bix [EDITOR: only
one included below]. What a guy!!
-Yours in Harmony,
Doug Jones
♥ Help fund youth attending the Youth
Chorus Festival held each year at the Society’s MidWinter Convention, or
♥ Help fund a Collegiate Quartet competing
in the CBQC at the International Convention, or
♥ Help create a scholarship for a
barbershopper or music educator to attend Directors
College.
Just go to www.harmonyfoundation.org, click on
Donate Now and then click on Keep A Melody
Ringing. On the second page click the box “This gift
is in honor or in memory of someone”. Indicate that
Roger Doughty, 1835 Saint Boniface St., Vienna,
VA 22182 is to receive notification of the gift
donation.
BTW, my wife, Marjorie’s name is on the plaques.
From: christopher susalka
<[email protected]>
Sent: Fri Jan 03 10:39:48 EST 2014
Subject: RE: [Members] Special Edition of What's
Happening?
John,
"Because of Bix Doughty, I will never sing "THE" thu
same."( the second "thu" is misspelled on purpose.)
CHORD-ially,
Chuck
Chris Susalka
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From: Bill Colosimo [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: Monday, December 23, 2013 12:02 PM
To: John Knueven
Cc: WPC Cel
Subject: Re: Bix
John,
Thank you for including me on this sad notice. A
remarkable man, voice and spirit.
b.
From: Bob Zalenski [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: Friday, January 03, 2014 11:52 AM
To: John Knueven
Subject: Remembrance of Bix !!
My remembrance of Francis" Bix " Doughty
My best thoughts of Bix is How much he would be willing
to help anyone who wanted to sing better he would be
more than willing to help. Also how at his age he was
never afraid to learn more of the art of singing better.
Also how he could sing any one of the four parts. And the
most important thing is How much of a Gentile Man He
is and was. I admire how much spirit he had.
I just wish that I could have even 1/4th of his
determination to be in a Quartet.
Bob Zalenski
From: [email protected]
[mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: Monday, December 23, 2013 11:46 AM
Subject: Re: [Ladies] Bix
Thank you John. He did have a full life. Hope you and your
family have a peaceful and blessed Christmas.
. Fondly Janice
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President: Randy Moller  Immediate Past President: Fred Geldon  Executive VP: Still Looking
 Music and Performance VP: Cliff Shoemaker Membership VP: Aaron Watts  Marketing and
Public Relations VP: Harold Weinberger  Corresponding Secretary: Sam McFarland 
Recording Secretary: Ray LaTurno  Treasurer: Kevin Deasy  Gig Master Art Medici 
Members-at-Large Doug Jones, Alex Laufer, and Paul Grano
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President: Randy Moller  Immediate Past President: Fred Geldon  Executive VP: Still Looking
 Music and Performance VP: Cliff Shoemaker Membership VP: Aaron Watts  Marketing and
Public Relations VP: Harold Weinberger  Corresponding Secretary: Sam McFarland 
Recording Secretary: Ray LaTurno  Treasurer: Kevin Deasy  Gig Master Art Medici 
Members-at-Large Doug Jones, Alex Laufer, and Paul Grano

Vol. 61, No. 01.A January 15, 2014

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