Gus Person Reviews
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Funeral•Reviewed on June 26, 2025•From Camp Hill, PA
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Laura engaged me to play at her father's interment at the historic Peace Church Cemetery in Camp Hill. She was great to work with and her selection of tunes reflected her father's favorites.Review by Deborah S.
Funeral•Reviewed on June 23, 2025•From Lewisburg, PA
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Deborah engaged me to play at the interment of her parents at the Lewisburg Cemetery on a very hot day. I wore a comfortable uniform in honor of the father's USAF service. Deborah was great to work with and she chose an appropriate selection of tunes to be played.Review by Dan G.
Funeral•Reviewed on June 13, 2025•From Elizabethtown, PA
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Dan, of the Stradling Funeral Home, engaged me to play at the funeral of a US Army veteran at the Pleasant View Cemetery in Sinking Spring. It was very hot, and because the deceased was a Vietnam War veteran, I wore a 1943 Jungle Green Jacket.Review by John B.
Funeral•Reviewed on June 4, 2025•From Harrisburg, PA
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John of the Hoover Funeral Home engaged me to play at the funeral of a US Army veteran at the Holy Name of Jesus R.C. Church and the Resurrection Cemetery in Paxtonia. At the conclusion of the final prayers, I played The Flowers of the Forest away into the distance. It is always a pleasure to work with John to support the family operations.Review by Serena H.
School Assembly•Reviewed on May 30, 2025•From Lititz, PA
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For the third year, I was engaged to play at the commencement exercises at the Linden Hall College Preparatory School for Girls in Lititz. Once again, I played as the family and friends were gathering at the Moravian Congregation Church. Then I led the faculty and staff with the graduates on their procession to the chapel. This is always an excellent event.Review by Gibby P.
Funeral•Reviewed on April 17, 2025•From Annville, PA
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Gibby engaged me to play at the funeral of a US Army veteran at the Fort Indiantown Gap National Cemetery. It was a very windy day. Gibby Parthemore is always a pleasure to work with.Review by Kelly Y.
School Assembly•Reviewed on April 10, 2025•From West Chester, PA
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Kelly e gaged me to play for her stude ts and teachers at the prestigious Westtown Scbool in West Chester, on a 600-acre campus. I wore the full-dress uniform of a piper of the Black Watch (The Royal Highland Regiment).Review by Bob A.
Private Party•Reviewed on March 26, 2025•From Elysburg, PA
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It was a pleasure to play at the combination birthday/St. Pat's Day party for this 82-yr old mother and grandmother in Elysburg. Her family was very appreciative and hospitable.Review by Ann B.
Saint Patrick's Day Party•Reviewed on March 15, 2025•From Mountville, PA
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Once again, I participated in the fourth annual pub crawl at four thirst emporiums throughout Lancaster County. I also played the Smallpipes to entertain the audiences. I started piping at 9:00 AM at the Four Mile Pub. By 1:30 PM, I was worn out but still piping. It is always great to work with Ann for this annual event.Review by Lisa D.
Wedding•Reviewed on February 24, 2025•From Middletown, MD
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Lisa engaged me to play at her wedding ceremony, and at the Reception at a local country club. The ceremony was conducted in a very historic and venerable church. It was a pleasure to work with Lisa and Gary.Review by Christine F.
Funeral•Reviewed on February 18, 2025•From Harrisburg, PA
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Christine engaged me to play at her father's interment at the Resurrection Cemetery in Harrisburg. The ground was especially icy, but the wind remained calm. I played a selection of Irish tunes as the deceased loved Irish pipes.Review by John S.
Funeral•Reviewed on February 14, 2025•From Camp Hill, PA
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John engaged me to play at his fsther-in-law's Celebration of Life at a Funeral Home in Mechanicsburg. The deceased was a USMC veteran. I played The Flowers of the Forest during the service, and then played as the family and friends were departing.Review by Stephanie S.
Funeral•Reviewed on February 9, 2025•From Harrisburg, PA
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Stephanie engaged me to play at the funeral of her father-in-Law at the Pine Street Presbyterian Church in downtown Harrisburg, PA. This magnificent church is located across the street from the State Capitol. I played for a Processional, and then The Flowers of the Forest as a Recessional.Review by Sean C.
Funeral•Reviewed on February 8, 2025•From New Freedom, PA
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Sean engaged me to play at his father's funeral at St. John's R.C. Church in New Freedom, PA. Prior to the Mass, I played a selection of tunes on the Smallpipes, and then played the Great Highland Bagpipe in the atrium prior to the Processional. Sean's family were most appreciative and welcoming.Review by Ken M.
Celebration•Reviewed on February 2, 2025•From Camp Hill, PA
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Ken engaged me to act as the Society piper at the 69th Annual Robert Burns Night Dinner of the Scottish Society of Central Pennsylvania, held at the Penn-Harris Hotel and Convention Center in Camp Hill. There was a very large turn-out. This is a premier event in the area. I played for three portions of the program. I wore Black Watch tartan and the Black Argyll jacket.Review by Matt R.
Funeral•Reviewed on January 26, 2025•From Mount Joy, PA
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Rev. Matt engaged me to play at the funeral of a Scottish-American US Army veteran at the Donegal Presbyterian Church in MT Joy. This church was founded over 300 years ago. I played The Flowers of the Forest in the Sanctuary at the conclusion of the service and then led the procession to the gravesite where Military Honors were conducted.Review by Dan L.
Funeral•Reviewed on January 21, 2025•From Reading, PA
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Dan and Suzanne engaged me to play at their mother's Celebration of Life at the Stitzel Funeral Home in Reading, PA. Due to the confined space, I obliged by playing the Smallpipes with a selection of Irish tunes before and after the service. I couldn't stay for the luncheon due to the heavy snow in Lancaster County.Review by Cliff F.
Funeral•Reviewed on December 24, 2024•From Harrisburg, PA
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Cliff engaged me to play at the funeral of a US Air Force veteran at the St. Margaret Mary Catholic Church in Harrisburg, and later at the Fort Indiantown Gap National Cemetery. I wore the No. 2 Dress uniform of a piper in The Black Watch. It was 26 Degrees Fahrenheit, but fortunately, my fingers and lungs were able to withstand the cold.Review by Jeremy S.
Funeral•Reviewed on December 17, 2024•From Mechanicsburg, PA
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Jeremy engaged me through the Malpezzi Funeral Home to play at the funeral of an Irish-American physician at St. Joseph's R.C. Church in Mechanicsburg. All the parking spaces were filled for blocks around the church. Due to the heavy rain and mist, I played under the overhang at the entrance to the church at the conclusion of the Mass.Review by colleen m.
Community Event•Reviewed on December 15, 2024•From Danville, PA
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Once again, Coleen engaged me and teo other pipers of the Regimental Pipes & Drums to play at the annual Wreaths Across America event at St. Joseph's Cemetery in Danville. This is one of over 4900 ceremonies held across the country.Review by Andrea E.
Church Service•Reviewed on December 11, 2024•From Camp Hill, PA
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Andrea engaged me to play at the annual Advent service at the Camp Hill Presbyterian Church. I played for the Processional and Recessional and for a short period after the service.Review by Grant A.
Church Service•Reviewed on December 4, 2024•From York, PA
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Once again, Rev. Grant Ambrose engaged me to play at the annual Kirkin' of the Tartans, a family event at the St. Andrew's Episcopal Church. I played before and after the service, and a selection of slow airs during Holy Communion.Review by Jamey A.
Funeral•Reviewed on December 2, 2024•From Lancaster, PA
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Jamey, representing the Clyde Kraft Funersl home, engaged me to plsy at the funeral of a gentleman at the Silver Spring Cemetery in Lancaster City. It was a windy and biting cold morning. Fortunately, my pipes (and fingers) did not fail me in the adverse weather.Review by Patricia C.
Funeral•Reviewed on November 30, 2024•From Lancaster, PA
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Patricia engaged me to play at her husband's funeral high on a hilltop at St. Josrph's New Cemetery in Lancaster City. This was a special religious service.Review by Scott V.
Funeral•Reviewed on November 27, 2024•From Bloomsburg, PA
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Scott engaged me to play at the interment of his brother at the Old Rosemont Cemetery in Bloomsburg. This was a small family gathering in this very old town cemetery. It was a long drive, on an otherwise dreary weather day.