New Bandmaster at VFMAC
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 | Vincent DeMarro |
 | Phil Evans (2006 - 2017) |
 | Upon the Retirement of Col. Feltham |
 | Eugene Ormandy |
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Between the great Colonel Feltham and Phil Evans was Captain James Derby, who was an amazing band director and Tac in the late 70’s. He was most definitely “Instrumental” in my life.