Mac McCormick

While visiting a close friend in Columbus in 2004 or so I chanced to stumble in to Mac's shop. Sawdust and wood chips on the floor, a thin coat of dust on every surface, guitars and mandolins hanging in every nook and cranny. A bearded, disheveled Mac McCormick puffing on a hand rolled cigarette as he went about his craft.... I instantly knew that I was in exactly the right place.... I purchased one of his standards that day and ordered a custom as well. I now own (6) Taylor acoustics as well...

I am so proud to be the owner of one of Mac's guitars.
He did repair work for me on other guitars which is how I found the shop. There was just something about the look and sound of his finely crafted acoustic guitars I felt compelled to buy one. Fine instruments hanging is his humble, dusty shop. Unusual instruments lining the racks. He is one of the most
colorful and talented people I ever met. It is apparent he loved his craft as did his wife, Ann, with her leaded glass...

Anne,
What a great pleasure to have had Mac as a brother-in-law and to see his work so appreciated.

Mac was truly one of a kind and I miss him every day. Take care little sister, we'll see him again bye and bye.

I'll miss him greatly.I have the instrument he made for me to remember him by.Ann you have my deepest sympothy.

Dear Anne, I'm sorry for your loss. Mac was a great man and a special person as well as a good friend. I'll always have the beautiful custom work he did on my guitars to remember him by.

Anne, We were so sorry to learn of Mac's passing. Please know you are in our thoughts and prayers during this sad time. Hope to see you soon. Love, Mary,Bruce and Allison Kemp

Anne,
TImes are hard, we have lost a good man in our family one of the very few. I wish I could have done more. I'm sorry we lost him and we will all miss him greatly. We love you both. All my love
Necee

Anne
I'm thinking of you and praying for you daily with all my Love Vicki your daughter too.

Ann,
I am sorry for you loss. Mr Mac was a good man