has played with the Flashbacks since 1987.Public school experience was in Waxahachie,Tx. Attended the U.S. Military SchoolOf Music In Norfolk,Virginia. Spent 3 years in The 4th Armored Division Band in Germany.College degree was from Texas Tech.Was in Tech marching band under Dean Killion, Tech Orchestra, Jazz Band, and Concert Band as well as Lubbock Symphony Orchestra. Taught band in Anton, Albany,Seymour,and Marble Falls for a total of 15 years. The last 15 years have been in the carpet cleaning business.Wife is Sharon,daughters are Jennifer, Julie,and Allison.Plus 4 grandkids

has been with the Flashbacks since about 1989.He is the band director at Marble Falls Middle School.Has degree in music from East Texas State University. Also holds a Masters degree in music.Dave also plays with a Trombone Quartet called the WISHBONES.He has 2 children, Kevin and Erica, who attend Marble Falls HS.

is a native Okie and a die-hard Sooner fan. He did a three-year hitch as a Navy musician after high school, serving on the carriers Intrepid and Midway on a round-the-world cruise. He then started college, and played for two years with the Ramblers, a dance band, but gave up playing to concentrate on his eduation and family. (Two daughters, one son, and now seven grandchildren.) He earned a B.A. in English and philosophy at the University of Tulsa, was awarded a National Defense Fellowship for his Masters at OU, and after a couple of years in the business world returned to school. Chuck taught at colleges and universities in Texas, Wyoming, Minnesota, and Oklahoma, taking further graduate work as time permitted (some of it at the University of Texas, Austin, while teaching at Southwestern University in Georgetown), and received the Ph.D. in English and American Studies in l974 from the University of Tulsa. Over a thirty-two-year career he was honored with a number of Outstanding Professor awards. In l981 he took up the horn again after a twenty-three-year hiatus, and played with college and community bands and orchestras until his retirement. Chuck retired in l995 from Northeastern State University in Tahlequah, OK, and moved with his artist wife, Joanne, to Marble Falls to be nearer his brother and sister-in- law in Austin. (Joanne designed and painted the stands for the Flashbacks and the Skylarks, and is represented in four galleries in Spicewood and Austin.) Chuck joined the Flashbacks in l996, and is also the trombonist for the Skylarks, a seven-piece combo made up of Flashbacks members.