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Merlin Zimmet
August 3, 2024
John was an icon in our music community, not only as a musician od the clarinet, but instrument repair. Rest easy Mr. kite!
Seth Strickland
July 31, 2024
I was fortunate to apprentice under Mr. Kite, learning Band Instrument Repair at Roper Music. He was one of the greatest teachers I've had and I'm proud to call John Kite a friend. I'll miss your kindness, humor and bits of wisdom. Whenever I hear classical music I'll think of all those years we worked in the basement listening to Colorado Public Radio. Thank you for all the life advise and knowledge. Thanks you for listening... I wouldn't be who i am today without John's mentoring. Mr. Kite was the best!
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