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2003 Winners:

January- New Beginnings Fellowship, Elgin, IL: Yamaha Clavinova CLP150M digital piano.

February - Beulah United Methodist Church, Johnstown, PA: Yamaha S90 Synthesizer.

March - Bret Golson, Eastview Church, Tuscaloosa, AL. Yamaha DTXpressII electronic drum kit.

April - Thomas Pitha, St. Therese Church of the Little Flower (R.C.) Yamaha CPX15N Compass North acoustic electric guitar.

May - Tim Kelly, St. James Church of Stratford, CT; Yamaha RBX370 electric bass.

June - Tim Wilkinson, YSS-475 Soprano Saxophone.

July - Russell Thompson, Yamaha EV-204K Electric Violin.

August - William Buthod, Yamaha AS60-112T String Amplifier.

September - Jill Maria, Yamaha YDP223 digital piano.

October – Chuck Crisafulli, Yamaha YT250 Tuner

November - Meredith Manz of Orland Park, IL: Yamaha EMX62M P.A. bundle.

December - Frank Howarth of Gum Springs, VA: Yamaha RBX370 electric bass.

“I am so grateful for the Yamaha YDP-233. It’s outstanding! The weighted keys feel so realistic. I have it in my office, and use it when meeting with couples planning weddings, families planning funerals, and in preparation for weekly liturgies.

It’s hooked up to my computer through a USB port, and saves loads of work when doing arrangements. I can bring the keyboard into church easily, and I look forward to using the beautiful string tones for wedding music. Thank you again for your generosity!”

-Jill Maria Murdy, Director of Liturgy and Music, St. Frances Cabrini Parish