Bob Connelly - Bass
 . . .began his singing career in his church choir at the age of 18.  He began singing the barbershop style in 1985 and was hooked from his first chord.  He is a member of the Dallas Town North Men of Note Chorus where his low "pedal tones" just  seem to occur naturally.  Having served on the board of directors as Treasurer for 300 years, Bob was named Plano chapter’s Barbershopper of the Year in 1990.  He is married to Connie and between them they have 7 grown children and 12 (growing) grandchildren.  Bob is the item processing manager for a bank service bureau processing company, and has been in banking operations for over 35 years.

Tom Raburn - Baritone
 . . .is a native Texan who grew up singing in church choirs and playing cornet in the school band.  He began singing barbershop with the Big D Chorus in 1981 after learning chord-ringing tags at the foot of the great Tom Helzer, long-time legend of barbershoppers.  He began singing with his first quartet a year later.  After a hiatus due to job demands and moves to Baton Rouge, Louisiana and Washington, DC, he returned to barbershop soon after returning to Dallas in late 1997.  He is currently a member of both the Big D Chorus and the Dallas Town North Men of Note.  With an "all bari all the time" world view, he frequently believes the baritone part is the melody.   Married to wife Janet' for 15 years, Tom is a CPA. 

Grady Kerr – Tenor
 . . . started his barbershop career in 1973 in San Angelo while still in high school.  He has received many awards for not singing.  Named Barbershopper of the Year for the Lubbock, Dallas Metro and Dallas Town North chapters, he’s also been named the BOTY for the Southwestern District and has been inducted into the SWD Hall of Fame.  A ten year member and three-time gold medalist with the Vocal Majority, Grady is now is a member of the Dallas Town North chapter where his chapter bulletin won the Int’l Bulletin Contest in 1993.  In real life Grady is a senior computer tech support specialist for a large Dallas based corporation.  Through the years Grady has performed singing Tenor, Lead, Baritone (and Bass before 9 a.m.) which officially makes him a trans-sectional.  He is currently the editor of the SWD Roundup and serves as SWD Historian and President of the PR Officers and Bulletin Editors of the Barbershop Society.