Chuck Alexander reads the Code of Ethics to Cameron, Rick Allen looks on.
Cameron basks in the applause of his fellow Chordsmen
Rick Allen presents Rob VanBuskirk with his Man Of Note Award
Three Generations: Barry, Cameron and Rob
A Family Affair Sharon and Barry Towner; Rob and Rhonda VanBuskirk
Cameron and Madelynne VanBuskirk
Barry Towner, Cameron VanBuskirk, Rob VanBuskirk and Jim DoyleIn Cameron’s words, “Barbershop means a lot to me because my family sings barbershop and I am following in their footsteps. I feel special because I am the youngest Barbershopper in Ontario. I also feel wanted because the Chordsman did not have to take me in. However, most of all, I feel that I have made a lot of new friends. I love singing with the Barrie County Chordsmen because they are a bunch of fun guys and they inspire me to do more in barbershop. I am really excited about quarteting because I can sing with my dad, my Uncle Todd, my Uncle Rob and my Bumpa. I would be the only tenor and I would have pressure and I work good under pressure.”
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Way to go Cameron! I envy you having so many years in in front of you to sing barbershop. Trust me when I say, you will appreciate the opportunity to sing with your family members even more, when you get older.
Welcome to the big barbershop family!
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