The Master's Men - Remembrances
This is a special page on our website where we would like to remember and pay tribute to former members of The Master's Men who had a special impact on the group over the years.
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Click here to read about our founder, our first director, and arranger of many of our songs, Mr. Rudy Partin.
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Click here to read about one of our charter members, Mr. Don Mott, who served as our business manager and sang a fine baritone for the first 14 years of our existence.
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Click here to read about one of our charter members, Mr. Tom Williams, who dedicated over 22 years to the group as a tenor and volunteered numerous times in administrative roles. His witness as a Christian and personal testimony were inspirational to all of us and to many whose lives he touched.
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Click here to read about one of our charter members, Mr. Jim "Frizz" Frisbie III, who dedicated over 24 years to the group as a bass. Always ready to step in, Frizz would go the extra mile for anyone who needed it. A great teller of humorous stories and jokes, you never left his presence without a smile on your face.
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Click here to read about one of our former members, Dr. Dale Bieber, who spent a number of years in our tenor section providing not only beautiful singing but also sharp-witted humor that was always catching us off-guard during performances. Dr. Dale was well known in Barbershop quartet and chorus circles throughout the US and beyond.
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Click here to read about one of our most dedicated baritone members, Kenny Bland, Sr. With the group for over 15 years, his commitment to the group on many levels blessed us beyond measure. Kenny touched countless lives over his 85 years through music, fellowship and friendship.
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Click here to read about one of our former members, Dr. David Adams, or "Dr. Dave" as we called him. He sang an amazing lead vocal that he showcased in a number of Barbershop quartets over the years and was in many theatre productions in the Raleigh, NC, area using his singing, acting and dancing skills. Taken from us too soon, Dr. Dave will be missed by many.
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