How To Honor the Memory of a Handbell Ringer

Subheading by Mya Dundzila Mya DundzilaEast Regional Membership Coordinator I recently attended the funeral service of one of my previous handbell directors, Eddie Asten of the Ft. Myer Chapel Ringers based in Arlington, Virginia. As part of Eddie’s funeral service,...

Handbell Events

Why I Attend by Barbie Senkow Barbie SenkowWest Regional Membership Coordinator There are so many types of handbell events available for us to attend: seminars, clinics, fall festivals, Spring Ring, Coppers Classic, Crescendo, Distinctly Bronze, and numerous events...

When Do You Need a Neighbor?

We Could All Used a Helping Hand from Time to Time by Mya Dundzila Mya Dundzila East Regional Membership Coordinator On a midsummer afternoon, I suddenly realized our rescued, indoor-only cat, “Puffy,” had escaped outdoors during an electrician’s visit. Puffy is...

Leaving a Legacy

by Kim Braswell Kim BraswellOperations Manager Leaving a legacy isn’t always about wealth, fame, or monumental achievements. Sometimes, it’s about the quiet, resonant impact you make through passion, dedication, and the simple joy of sharing your craft. For handbell...

A Wonderful Thing Happened on the Way to Pinnacle

by Mya Dundzila Mya DundzilaRegional Membership Coordinator The final leg of my journey to Pinnacle this summer was a 90-minute flight from Chicago to Wichita. The last two passengers to board were a father and his adult son, who had an intellectual disability. The...