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Review by Ken M.
Community Event•Reviewed on January 26, 2026•From Camp Hill, PA
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As the Official Piper of the Scottish Society of Central Pennsylvania, I was engaged to play at the 70th Annual Robert Burns Supper at the Penn-Harris Hotel and Convention Center in Camp Hill. I played for the initial procession and also played the Haggis into the hall. I also played The Flowers of the Forest to honor the passing of former members. This is always an enjoyable and memorable event.Review by colleen m.
Community Event•Reviewed on January 1, 2026•From Danville, PA
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Once again, Coleen engaged The Regimental Pipers to play at the annual Wreaths Across America at the St. Joseph's Cemetery in Danville. We played before the ceremony so the biting cold could not affect the pipes, and we also played Amazing Grace to kick off the event. There was a lot of snow on the ground and a large crowd of attendees at the event. Afterwards, we enjoyed a lot of hot soup and refreshments at the local fire station.Review by Sharon H.
Funeral•Reviewed on December 9, 2025•From Annville, PA
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On this bitterly cold morning, I played at the funeral of a USMC veteran at the Fort Indiantown Gap National Cemetery. He actually died three years ago, and I played at the Celebration of Life in December 2022. Thereafter, his body was donated to science. Today, it was an honor to play at the final interment of his ashes at the cemetery. Of course, I wore military uniform of a piper of the Black Watch in No. 2 Dress.Review by Thomas H.
Wedding Ceremony•Reviewed on November 18, 2025•From Harrisburg, PA
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Tom engaged me to play at his daughter's wedding at the Holy Name of Jesus R.C. Church in Paxtonia. This was an Irish-themed event and I wore Saffron kilt with pipe ribbons and pipe banner. I played outside the church before and after the Mass.Review by Adam R.
Wedding•Reviewed on November 17, 2025•From Carlisle, PA
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Adam engaged me to play at the Renewal of his Wedding Vows to Margaret at St. Patrick's R.C. Church in downtown Carlisle. This historic church was originally founded in the late 18th Century. At one time, it was the westernmost Catholic Church in the original 13 Colonies. I played outside at the conclusion of the Mass as people were exiting and greeting the Couple. I wore traditional Irish attire in Saffron Kilt and Plaid.Review by Grant A.
Veteran's Day Party•Reviewed on November 11, 2025•From York, PA
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On Sunday morning, i played at the annual Veterans' Breakfast at St. Andrew's Episcopal Church in York. This is always a very enjoyable event, significantly because I could honor my own Army service. I wore the Undress Uniform of a Black Watch piper.Review by Ian M.
Funeral•Reviewed on October 31, 2025•From Enola, PA
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The Malpezzi Funeral Home engaged me to play at the funeral of a US Army veteran at the Stone Church Cemetery on the Wertzville Road in Enola. I avoided the unusually heavy rains that morning. Military honors were rendered by the Cumberland County Honor Guard.Review by Andrew D.
Funeral•Reviewed on October 21, 2025•From Mount Joy, PA
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Andy's Funeral Home engaged me to play at the Celebration of Life of a 93-year-old gentleman at the Mount Joy Mennonite Church. At the end of the service, I played a selection of hymns in the large expanse of the auditorium. I must admit that I played beautifully!Review by Ken M.
Church Service•Reviewed on October 20, 2025•From Mechanicsburg, PA
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As the Official Piper of the Scottish Society of Central Pennsylvania, I participated in the pre-service Sunday School class for many of the parishioners. During the Kirkin' 'o the Tartan service, I led the procession through the Sanctuary and played the Flowers of the Forest to honor departed family and friends. Following the service, I led the Recessional playing Highland Laddie. The service was conducted at the Mechanicsburg Presbyterian Church.Review by Kelly C.
Wedding•Reviewed on October 13, 2025•From Marysville, PA
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Kelly engaged me to play at her son's wedding at the White Tail Lodge in rural Marysville. This was an idyllic setting. I played before and after the ceremony, and also escorted the Bridal Couple down the aisle after their first introduction. I was pleased to wear the family's Cameron tartan.Review by Brenda K.
Community Event•Reviewed on September 29, 2025•From Lancaster, PA
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Brenda engaged me to play at the Grandview 100th Anniversary. I was amazed at the size of this extended block-party. There were also a number of country western and ceidhle bands, not to mention a beer tent! I got to play a number of popular and favorite tunes.Review by Joseph B.
Wedding•Reviewed on September 21, 2025•From Kleinfeltersville, PA
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Joe engaged me to play at his wedding to Susan at the K-ville Tavern in Kleinfeltersville. I dressed in historic uniform and played a wide selection of tunes. Everyone was very appreciative.Review by Maggie P.
Memorial Service•Reviewed on September 9, 2025•From Lewisburg, PA
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For the fourth consecutive year, I was engaged to play at the annual Memorial Service at the US Penitentiary at Lewisburg for Corrections Workers' Week. I played for a Prelude and then played The Flowers of the Forest after Taps was sounded. This is a very impressive venue in a verdant valley surrounding the prison. I look forward to this event every year.Review by Susan B.
Community Event•Reviewed on September 1, 2025•From Mount Gretna, PA
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Susan engaged me to play at an annual Music on the Porch community event in Mount Gretna. I kicked off the program by plahing for 30 minutes for neighbors and friends who then walked around town at seven other locations to enjoy other musical acts. A very different experience!Review by Erin Y.
Funeral•Reviewed on August 27, 2025•From Camp Hill, PA
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Once again, Erin engaged me to play at the funeral of a 94-year olf gentleman at the Neill Funeral Home. I played at the end of a very evocative service which was filled with a variety of other music. Erin has always been great to work with.Review by Emily H.
Celebration•Reviewed on August 25, 2025•From Lewisburg, PA
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For the fourth year, Emily engaged me to play at the Convocation for the incoming class of 2029 at Bucknell University. I lead the Recessional of the faculty, staff and students up to the university green for the candle-lighting ceremony.Review by Ruth N.
Wedding Ceremony•Reviewed on August 23, 2025•From Chalfont, PA
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Ruth and Frank engaged me to play at their daughter's wedding to a Marine captain at St. Jude Catholic Church in Chalfont, PA. I played outside tbe church before and after the wedding ceremony, and then played for a short reprise in the Narthex for the immediate families.Review by Ashley M.
Funeral•Reviewed on August 11, 2025•From New Cumberland, PA
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The Parthemore Funeral Home engaged me to play at the funeral service of a Scottish lady and retired Nurse. The family selected a group of popular and familiar Scottish tunes. I played at the conclusion of the service.Review by Joe S.
Funeral•Reviewed on August 5, 2025•From Mount Carmel, PA
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The Stutz Funeral Home engaged me to play at the funeral of an Irish-American gentleman at the funeral home in Mount Carmel and the St. Ignatius Cemetery in Centralia. I playdd a selection of Irish tunes at both locations.Review by Darla B.
Funeral•Reviewed on July 27, 2025•From Lancaster, PA
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Darla engaged me to play at her father's funeral at the historic Grace Lutheran Church in the downtown area of Lancaster City. He was a Scottish-American gentleman and a retired Firefighter. Specifically, her father had wanted me to play the Postlude at the conclusion of the service. Following the Recessional Hymn, I played Amazing Grace and Glencoe.Review by Paula L.
Funeral•Reviewed on July 14, 2025•From Port Royal, PA
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Paula engaged me to play at her sister-in-law's funeral at the New Church Hill Cemetery in Port Royal. I played at this rural cemetery about ten years ago. Paula was very easy to work with and the interment service was very evocative.Review by Jake L.
Funeral•Reviewed on July 9, 2025•From Annville, PA
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Jake engaged me to play at the funeral of a beloved colleague at the impressive Pennsylvania Veterans' Memorial at the Fort Indiantown Gap National Cemetery. I led the procession into the Memorial; played as all the family, friends and mourners sang the National Anthem; and then closed with the Marine Hymn and Amazing Grace. This was the first occasion at which I played in the Memorial. It was a very hot day, but a large group of mourners attended the event.Review by Nick S.
Funeral•Reviewed on July 8, 2025•From Annville, PA
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Nick engaged me to play at the funeral of his grandfather at Fort Indiantown Gap National Cemetery. The deceased was a former Fire Chief of the West Point Fire Department.Review by Megan P.
Community Event•Reviewed on July 8, 2025•From Kulpmont, PA
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Megan engaged me to play at this Independence Day event in Kulpmont which featured an opening ceremony for the Traveling Vietnam War Veterans Memorial Wall. I played as wreaths were presented and other portions of the ceremony.Review by John A.
Convention•Reviewed on June 27, 2025•From Harrisburg, PA
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John engaged me to play at the opening ceremony of the Pennsylvania State Resource Officers convention at the Best Western Hotel and Conference Center in Harrisburg. I played for the posting and retirement of the Colors. This has always been an outstanding event. John has always been great to work with. State Resource Officers always provide a necessary factor in school safety.