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2004

Tim Quick (of The Quicks) participates in the National Quartet Convention

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Tim Quick (of The Quicks) carried in the American flag during the opening of the Friday night concert at the National Quartet Convention on September 17, 2004. The opening featured a performance by the Old Time Gospel Hour Quartet. The song "It Has Always Been the Soldier" was a tribute to those currently serving in the military as well as those who have retired. Tim Quick sings with his family, The Quicks, and is a retired military veteran. The group is based out of Murfreesboro, Tennessee.

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Great job Tim,

We are really proud of you.
Dwight

Commented by (JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address) On 09/27/2004

Great Job Tim!!, It's good to see a local boy being used at such a BIG NQC. Thanks for your service to our Great nation, it's good to know a fine gentleman and soldier like you.
God Bless you, and all the QUICKS!
REX & VONDA JONES.

Commented by Rex & Vonda Jones On 09/27/2004

A job well done Tim! It is good to have met you
and your family and to have you all perform in our
church (Lakewood Baptist). May the Lord continue
to bless your family with your ministry in song.
In Christian Love,
Margie McFerrin

Commented by (JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address) On 09/27/2004

Tim, Vince and I are so proud of you and your sweet family. We received your, The Quicks, new CD and it is great! Sally does a great job writing gospel songs and you and your family does an excellent job singing them.

Commented by (JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address) On 09/28/2004

Looking good Timbo. Glad you got to be a part and we would like to have been there.

Love you and your family. God is using you all.

Commented by (JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address) On 09/28/2004

Good job Timbo. You still look good in the AF blue.

We love you all and pray you will stay in God's will.

Commented by (JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address) On 09/28/2004

I salute you Tim and God Bless all of our troops !

Commented by (JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address) On 09/28/2004

Great job, Tim. What an honor for you. God Bless.

Commented by The Hendersons On 10/12/2004

It took a lot of PhotoShop work, but Susan got Tim looking pretty good. All of you who know the Quicks, know that Sally does a wonderful job keeping him in line. She was down by the stage giving him last minute instructions, because he that a very confused look on his face. She managed to get him through the ceremony fine, but I did notice that she met him at the edge of the stage and let him off into the night.
You done our country proud, Tim.

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