Letter to the Editor

Dear Concordia,Where do I begin to express my greatest joy and appreciation for being able to participate in the CSP homecoming festivities and in particular the Choirs Reunion and dedication of the Chapel fellowship facilities?Faces, now forty years older, began to reappear….as name tag identities, year books, and old memories…..moved me back to those days when I drove my 1931 Model A Ford to campus, shared my wedding vows in that campus chapel in May of 1968, and sang bass in the Concordia Chorale for four years under the direction of Robert Dosien. It will be some time before I able to share my weekend experiences with my children and grandchildren without my voice cracking and shedding tears.If ever there is another joint choirs reunion, I will contacting those others, individually, in order that they too might experience the magic and majesty of an app 175 voice choir, lifting more than their voices to sing….E’en So Lord Jesus Come.I believe the angels themselves were jealous during that choral service Saturday.In gratitude, I remain,In The Lord!Rev. Gregory C. RogahnCSP class of ‘69Concordia Chorale 1065-69 The Dosien Years.