Clason Shumard

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November 01, 2012

Clay is one of the biggest reasons I got into barbershop singing. I would run through a brick wall for the man. He was a great leader and a consummate artist. We just lost a legend.

November 01, 2012

I left out that Clay directed the GLC at Internationals not only in '81 but also in '83, '88, and '89

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November 01, 2012

Clay was a long time members of the GLC, a director who had taken us to International in '81, a great quartet singer, and coach. He in fact coached the GLC before we left to compete at Internationals this year and shared with us his stirring insights.

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November 01, 2012

Clay was and always will be the "Captain" of the Great Lakes Chorus. To me he was one of the greatest barbershoppers & friend one could have. Heaven has a new member in its chorus. God bless you Clay.