The Bands of America Hall of Fame recognizes individuals who have had a positively life-changing impact on Music for All’s Bands of America programs, participants, and music education. 2017 inductees were announced during the Finals of the 2016 Bands of America Grand National Championships, presented by Yamaha, Saturday, November 12, at Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis.
Bruce Burritt, Bands of America adjudicator, long time band director, and Supervisor of Music in New York.
Michael J. Cesario, world championship award-winning visual and uniform designer, educator, and adjudicator.
John Miller, recently retired as the 30-year director of the acclaimed American Fork High School band in Utah.
Music for All will induct these newest members into the Bands of America Hall of Fame on Saturday, March 11, 2017 during the Music for All National Festival in Indianapolis. They will be permanently recognized in the Bands of America Hall of Fame at Music for All’s Indianapolis headquarters, along with all the BOA Hall of Fame members inducted since the first in 2003.
Join us in congratulating these inspiring inductees!
Bands of America Hall of Fame Members
2016
Frank Bischoff
Frank Troyka
2015
Remo D. Belli
Richard L. Saucedo
Mark Jolesch
Dr. Nicholas Valenziano
2014
Eugene Migliaro Corporon
Fred and Marlene Miller
Camilla M. Stasa
2013
James Campbell
Bruce Dinkins
Vic Firth (1930-2015)
2012
Chuck Campbell
Chuck Henson
Stu and Sharon Holzer
2011
Debbie Laferty Asbill
Richard Floyd
Michael Rubino
2010
Anthony Maiello
L. Scott McCormick
H. Robert Reynolds
2009
James F. Keene
Norman Ruebling
2008
Marie Czapinski
Colonel Arnald Gabriel
Alfred Watkins
2007
Gary Green
Michael Kumer
Wayne Markworth
2006
Ray E. Cramer
Gary Markham
George N. Parks (1953-2010)
2005
Greg Bimm
Bob Buckner
Richard and Gayle Crain
2004
Tim Lautzenheiser
Tom McLeRoy (1929–2003)
Kenneth M. Snoeck
2003
Col. Truman W. Crawford (1934–2003)
Frederick Fennell (1914–2004)
L.J. Hancock (1952–2002)
Larry McCormick
John P. Paynter (1929–1996)
Dr. William D. Revelli (1902–1994)
