Gus Person Reviews
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Birthday Party (Adult)•Reviewed on August 23, 2026•From Fayetteville, PA
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Kate engaged me to play at a birthday party for elderly relatives at a residential event. I played a selection of Scottish and Irish tunes both on the Great Highland Bagpipes and the Smallpipes. The guests were all very surprised by my appearance and performance. They treated me to a welcoming meal of food and drink. This was a very enjoyable event!Review by Andrew P.
Community Event•Reviewed on August 16, 2026•From Camp Hill, PA
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Once again, the Regimental Pipers performed at the annual regimental dinner of the 1/108 Field Artillery Regiment, PAARNG, at the Penn-Harris Convention Center in Camp Hill. We appeared in full-dress and played a number of new tunes and sets. This is always a great event!Review by John A.
Funeral•Reviewed on August 15, 2026•From Frederick, MD
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John engaged me to play at the gravesite service for his father at the Rest Haven Cemetery in Frederick, MD. Despite a very hot day, I played as the family and friends were gathering, and then the final lament as the casket was lowered into the grave. John was great to work with, and I hope that I provided some comfort to the family and friends.Review by Pam B.
Birthday Party (Adult)•Reviewed on August 14, 2026•From Downingtown, PA
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Pam originally engaged me to play at her father's 70th Birthday Party. My wife died on the morning of the event. One of the pipers in my Band volunteered to replace me at very short notice. He was the height of professionalism. I'm very happy that the family was very pleased with his performance.Review by Brendan O.
Funeral•Reviewed on August 10, 2026•From Elizabethtown, PA
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Brendan engaged me to play at the funeral of a local Fire Chief who had died a tragic and untimely death. His funeral was conducted at the Wiedeman Funeral home with interment at a local cemetery in Harrisburg. This was a huge event. attended by many local fire companies, family and friends. I was honored to participate.Review by Ken M.
Community Event•Reviewed on July 25, 2026•From Mechanicsburg, PA
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Once again, Ken engaged the Regimental Pipers to perform at the annual picnic of the Scottish Society of Central Pennsylvania at the Lower Allen Park in Mechanicsburg. Our four pipers played four sets. We wore our "Modern" Dress because of the summer heat, but it was a perfect weather day; comfortable for all.Review by Ken B.
Funeral•Reviewed on July 24, 2026•From Annville, PA
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Ken engaged me to play at the interment of his father at the Fort Indiantown Gap National Cemetery. His father was a US Army veteran and Scottish-American gentleman. At the family's request, I played The Army Song and The Flowers of the Forest. I wore Black Watch service dress in Royal Stewart tartan.Review by Ted Z.
Funeral•Reviewed on July 16, 2026•From Waynesboro, PA
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Ted engaged me to play at the funeral of his step-father at the Green Hill Cemetery. I played extensively before the ceremony, and then during the interment. It is always a pleasure to play for a family whose knowledge of bagpipe tunes and Scottish culture is extensive.Review by Megan O.
Wedding•Reviewed on July 10, 2026•From Lititz, PA
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Megan engaged me to play at her wedding with Phillip at a country church in Lititz. I wore the No. 3 Dress of a piper in the 2nd BN Seaforth Highlanders. I played before the wedding as guests were arriving, and then after the ceremony. I also escorted the Bridal Couple down the aisle after the officiant had introduced them for the first time as "Mr. & Mrs. ..." I was able to meet many of the families and guests. The wedding was significant in that a number of antique cars were used to transport the Bridal Party.Review by John A.
Convention•Reviewed on July 2, 2026•From Lancaster, PA
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Once again, John engaged me to play at the opening ceremony of the Pennsylvania School Resource Officer (PASRO) convention at a new location at the Doubletree Resort in Willow Street, PA. Military Honors were rendered by the Lancaster County Police Honor Guard. This has always been a premier event, and I have been pleased to participate.Review by Richard S.
Commitment Ceremony•Reviewed on June 23, 2026•From Hershey, PA
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Richard engaged me to play at the re-dedication of three Revolutionary War veterans at the Union Deposit Cemetery in Dauphin County. These events are organized by the Sons of the American Revolution (SAR). This is a most evocative and honorable event. I was pleased to play The Flowers of the Forest at the conclusion of the event.Review by Serena H.
School Assembly•Reviewed on June 1, 2026•From Lititz, PA
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Once again, Serena engaged me to play at the commencement exercises at the Linden Hall College Preparatory School for Gils in Lititz, PA. I played as the family and friends were gathering, and then led the faculty, staff and graduates to the chapel for the graduation. This is always an interesting and enjoyable experience.Review by Alison L.
Funeral•Reviewed on May 31, 2026•From York, PA
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Alison engaged me to play at the funeral of her father, an Irish American US Navy veteran. He was interred in the veterans' section of Prospect Cemetery in York, PA, adjoining the Court of Valor which honors veterans and first responders. I played a selection of Irish tunes including The Parting Glass and The Irish Rover.Review by Jacquelyn G.
Church Service•Reviewed on May 27, 2026•From Mercersburg, PA
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Once again, I was engaged to play at the annual Baccalaureate Ceremony for the Class of 2026 of the Mercersburg Academy at the Irvine Memorial Chapel. It was a rainy evening, so I could not play outside after the ceremony as the faculty, staff, graduates and families were exiting the chapel. Needless, to say, however, the ceremony was impressive and evocative.Review by Troy M.
Community Event•Reviewed on May 26, 2026•From Carlisle, PA
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Troy engaged me to play at two Cumberland County Law Enforcement Memorial Foundation events in Carlisle and Camp Hill. I wore the Tropical Service Dress with the Cameron of Erracht tartan. The annual morning event at the County Memorial was very evocative. I played for the Posting of the Colors, and then Amazing Grace and The Flowers of the Forest.Review by Grant A.
Celebration•Reviewed on May 14, 2026•From York, PA
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The Rev. Grant Ambrose, Rector of St. Andrew's Episcopal Church in York, engaged me to play at the kick-off of their Capital Campaign to raise funds for the repair and renovation of the church. I played outside as people were gathering and then played a selection of rousing tunes after the final prayers.Review by Pat H.
Funeral•Reviewed on May 12, 2026•From Harrisburg, PA
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Pat engaged me to play at the funeral of her brother-in-law at both the Holy Name of Jesus and the Resurrection Cemetery in Harrisburg. I played outside the church as people were arriving for the Mass and I played extensively at the graveside as the large group was gathering.Review by Bernadette R.
Funeral•Reviewed on April 30, 2026•From Annville, PA
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Bernadette engaged me to play at her husband's funeral at Fort Indiantown Gap National Cemetery. He was a USMC veteran, and I was honored to play The Marine Hymn as his remains were conveyed into the Committal Shelter.Review by Daniel F.
Funeral•Reviewed on April 16, 2026•From Harrisburg, PA
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Daniel engaged me to play at the funeral of his father, a US Air Force veteran and Master Mason. It was an honor provide comfort to him and his family.Review by Camila G.
Community Event•Reviewed on March 23, 2026•From Leesburg, VA
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Camila engaged me to play at the Meadowglen Assisted-Living Facility, although I played for the networking guests rather than the residents. I started off with the Great Highland Bagpipe but transitioned to the Smallpipes since the GHB were too loud in the enclosed area. It being the St. Patrick's Day weekend, I played a selection of Irish tunes. This was a very enjoyable experience. It was a long drive, but well worth the time.Review by Ann B.
Saint Patrick's Day Party•Reviewed on March 18, 2026•From Elizabethtown, PA
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For the fourth consecutive year, I was engaged in piping for the 4-pub Irish marathon. It always lasts four hours and tests my stamina and motivation. Playing the Smallpipes has also become a staple part of each performance. It's always a great event!Review by Kyle K.
Funeral•Reviewed on March 16, 2026•From Mechanicsburg, PA
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The Malpezzi Funeral Home engaged me to play at the funeral of an elderly gentleman at the United Church of Christ in Mechanicsburg. I played at the end of the service and included the Marine Corps Hymn to honor this veteran.Review by Deovion Y.
Funeral•Reviewed on March 6, 2026•From Annville, PA
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The Parthemore Funeral Home engaged me to play at the interment of a US Army retired colonel at the Fort Indiantown Gap National Cemetery. I wore the uniform of a Black Watch piper in No. 2 Service Dress. It was a wet, dreary day. Fortunately, the cemetery provides a covered interment shelter which can accommodate a large group of mourners.Review by Allison W.
Celebration•Reviewed on February 25, 2026•From Altoona, PA
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Allison engaged me to play at the Celebration of Life for her mother at the Home Gap Civic Center in Altoona, PA. Due to recent dental surgery, I played the Smallpipes which turned out to be very appropriate for an indoor venue. It was a long drive, but worthwhile as I met a number of very nice people.Review by Jacob S.
Funeral•Reviewed on February 17, 2026•From Boyertown, PA
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Once again, I supported the Stitzel Funeral home in playing at the funeral of a 94-year-old Army veteran at the Hill Church Union Cemetery in Boyertown, PA. Due to a recent dental surgery, I was unable to play the Great Highland Bagpipes. The client was fine with me playing renditions on the Smallpipes. It was a dreary winter day, but not very cold.