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THE LOUISVILLE ORCHESTRA FALL ‘DOUBLE HEADER’ CONCERT SERIES SET FOR OCT. 3 AND NOV. 7 The Louisville Orchestra returns to the City of Jeffersontown twice this fall with performances from its Music Without Borders program, sponsored by Republic Bank. The City of Jeffersontown and the Louisville Orchestra have established a great partnership that provides excellent performances by topnotch musical performers in an intimate setting at The Jeffersonian, 10617 Taylorsville Road. The Classical Cornerstones concert will be

held Thursday, Oct. 3, at 7:30 p.m. with Teddy Abrams as conductor. Stravinsky’s “Violin Concerto” and Mozart’s Symphony No. 40 will be featured. Gabriel Lefkowitz will conduct “Haydn’s Surprise!” on Thursday, Nov. 7, at 7:30 p.m., which also will feature works by Mendelssohn and Brahms. Tickets cost $20 and can be purchased online at louisvilleorchestra.org or at the door.

JEFFERSONTOWN SALUTES U.S. ARMED FORCES WITH ANNUAL VETERANS DAY PROGRAM NOV. 10 The City of Jeffersontown has a long tradition of honoring the men and women who have served in America’s Armed Forces. This Veterans Day brings another opportunity for the City of Jeffersontown and American Legion G.I. Joe Post #244 to join forces with a special celebration. The 2019 Veterans Day Celebration will be held Sunday, Nov. 10, at 4 p.m. at Veterans Memorial Park, 10707 Taylorsville Road. The program will be held at Veterans Memorial Plaza and Freedom Wall, which debuted last year on Veterans Day. Freedom Wall is shown in the photo above right. The event will feature patriotic music by The Ladies of Liberty, and a keynote address by

Missouri resident Charles “Chuck” Lear, a decorated Vietnam War veteran, U.S. Paralympic medalist in archery, and motivational speaker in his role with Vietnam Veterans of America. There is no charge to attend the event. In the event of inclement weather, the program will move indoors at The Jeffersonian, which is adjacent to the park.

JIM HOWARD TALKS 40 YEARS AS A YOUTH SPORTS VOLUNTEER COACH

He’s also coached football, starting in 1969. He said his late wife Sharon once joked it Jim Howard has spent 40 years as a was a “good thing I didn’t like silk shorts,” volunteer for Jeffersontown youth sports or he would be coaching basketball too. after a friend asked him to help coach. “Then His son Matt shared that, before she passed he moved,” he says of that friend. “Once I away, his grandmother would joke that she got started, I just continued to coach.” would try not to pass “during football or baseball season.” Howard moved to Jeffersontown in 1980. He’s from Arkansas and Texas but came to “Nothing is supposed to happen, nobody is Louisville for work in 1966. Howard had supposed to get sick or get married during intended to go into teaching but became football or baseball,” jokes Jim’s son Bill. a chemist to better support his family. He works for Clariant but is now on medical Howard also sings in church choir at leave to receive dialysis treatment three days Summit Heights. He is on the board of per week. directors for Jeffersontown Youth Baseball and hopes to coach again this year. He’s dealing now with side effects and He’d like to continue to coach football adjusting. Both his sons live within about if possible. He became ill after baseball one mile from him, and are there “to push started this year, after drafting what he calls him and encourage him to get his strength “one of his best teams.” He turned the team back,” says son Matt. over to fathers. He calls dialysis “a crimp in my style.” Writer / Angela Boggs

Howard also helped bring Special Olympics to Louisville, while active with Buechel and Fern Creek Jaycees in the 1970s. His daughter Angel had Down Syndrome and enjoyed cheerleading. She attended school at Tully and Churchill Park. She passed away unexpectedly in 1995. Coach Howard has some famous fans too. Michael Jackson from Southeast Missouri football, MLB player Matt Anderson, and NFL’s Joe Johnston. He recently heard from Austin Warner of the St. Louis Cardinals AA team. Warner reached out when he heard Howard was sick. “I tell them I’m the best coach they ever had,” Howard laughs. Matt Howard says his father has been coaching since “before I was born. He loves working with kids. He was meant to work with young people.”

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Bill stated that he remembers his dad coaching his “entire life.” “I remember going to Seneca, as far back as I can remember,” he says. “He coached us in tee ball at Buechel, before moving to Jeffersontown in about 1979 or 1980.” Howard was Matt’s assistant football coach but Matt said he never showed any favoritism. “He wanted to be fair,” Matt says. Matt also coached with him for several years. Matt has two sons, and one of his sons also played football with Jim as coach. “That was one of the most important things to me, that he got to play for his grandfather,” he says. “He’s stern, he was an old school kind of dad,” says Matt of his father. “That’s why it’s important to him to coach all those years – ultimately, he wants to make a difference in young people’s lives, and he

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has that ability. He’s not (coaching) to relive glory days or make a name, he’s dedicated to what he’s doing, not just for a trophy.” “One of the things he tries in instill is that life is about winning and learning,” Matt says. “Life’s lessons, you’re not always going to win but got to try. You may get knocked down but have to learn to get back up. He wants to win but ultimately to mold boys into young men that can contribute to society. “ Bill agrees, “Coaching has been his life. He’s dedicated more than 40 years. He did it for the kids, for love of the game, and to teach life skills.” Coach Charles “Dee” Mucker, league president, is a good example of how Howard’s work has come full circle. Howard was his coach in the mid-1980s and coached his kids too. “Jim is an outstanding guy and member of the league, as a coach and on our board,”

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he says. “He’s served as secretary and now treasurer. He’s coached every age group. He’s dedicated. We put on events, he’s always there, he represents the league at larger league meetings and the city council. He’s at every board meeting. I know I can count on him. “He’s a good-hearted person, giver of his time,” Mucker adds. “It’s a blessing to have a guy like him around. We live in a time when it’s hard to find volunteers, but he’s always there. He’s there when we open and still there when we’re cleaning up. He is dedicated to kids and families and Jeffersontown. He’s irreplaceable.” Howard says participating in youth sports teaches kids about life. “How to win, how to lose, be a good sport, get along with other people,” he says. “If they can’t do that, they’re not going to in life. We have teams for a reason. Sports help kids learn to be with other people, learn and be a part of life.”

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During the past couple of decades fans of the television quiz show, Jeopardy!, have been captivated by the skills and knowledge presented by trivia phenoms like Ken Jennings and James Holzhauer, who both won millions. Yet this past June, local fans of the show were particularly interested in the program because it featured a young man from Middletown, 17-year-old Jackson Jones, who was a contestant in the Jeopardy! Teen Tournament. Once the metro Louisville area caught wind of Jackson’s appearances, he became a bona fide hometown celebrity. Friends, neighbors and even those who don’t know him personally were messaging each other about his television debut. His school

counselor, Heidi Weber, announced his appearance during the Junior Ring Ceremony held at his high school. He was featured locally in the Courier-Journal newspaper and on TV stations such as WKLY. Jackson and his mom, Noelle McCloud, have lived in Middletown for about 10 years. He’s attended school locally, first Stopher Elementary, then Crosby Middle School, and now he’s a rising senior at Eastern High. His favorite subjects are math and world history, and his extracurricular activities include being a member of the Academic Team, which he’s participated in one way or another since fifth grade, and he’s the editor-in-chief of the school’s yearbook which he enjoys. “I wanted to be on the yearbook because a lot of my friends were applying, and I OCTOBER 2019

like doing graphic arts, so I applied, too,” he says. “As editor-in-chief, I oversee the entire production and make sure things are running smoothly.” One of Jackson’s favorite activities is reading, which he admits is where he’s gained a good deal of knowledge, leading him to try out for Jeopardy! “I’ve always enjoyed reading in order to learn new things,” he says. He says he doesn’t really have one subject area or genre that appeals to him when selecting books. “I like a mix of fiction and non-fiction, nothing too specific, Jackson adds.” One of his favorite places to visit to purchase reading material is Half-Price books.

Jackson says he’s been a loyal Jeopardy! fan for years, watching it for as long as he can remember. He began trying out for the show when he was in fifth grade. Applicants take an online test which consists of 50 questions, and they need to be able to complete each question within 15 seconds. Unfortunately, Jackson never received the call for an audition after his first try. His second attempt was in eighth grade, and after he completed the online test he was contacted for an audition two days later. He and his mother traveled to Raleigh, North Carolina for that audition, but he didn’t receive a callback to appear on the show. Jackson took the online test again last year, in March, and received an email two months later calling him in for an audition. He began prepping for the show in different ways, such as using a pen with a ‘clicker’ to simulate pressing the buzzer they use on the show, and by studying different subject areas. “I brushed up on some of the content area I didn’t feel confident in,” he says. “Like reading about different wars and battles, and I also studied different areas of science.”

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LEGO THAT EGO THE COMPETITIVE ADVANTAGE OF SELF-FORGETFULNESS

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The world of elite sports is littered with big egos. This should come as no surprise. When positive attention and praise (not to mention loads of money) are heaped upon an individual for a talent they have developed through years of dedicated effort, it can be a challenge to not have a big ego. Accordingly, we often give our cultural heroes a pass on their vanity. On some level, we feel that accomplished performers have earned the right to be a bit egotistical. After all, excellence cannot be purchased or stolen. Sure, money can provide access to the best teachers, coaches and mentors. But no one can actually master a skill for someone else. Accordingly, there is a certain air of superiority that accompanies excellence.

Ego, the Latin word for “I,” was introduced into the popular lexicon by Sigmund Freud. In his psychoanalytic theory, Freud positioned the ego as the part of the mind If you want to be one of the best at what you that mediates (both consciously and do, does it help to have a swollen ego? unconsciously) between internal drives and the constraints of social and physical reality. After briefly exploring the meaning of ego, this article outlines the ways in which For non-psychologists, ego is generally a preoccupation with ego concerns can used more simply to refer to one’s sense negatively impact motivation, goal-setting, of self or personal identity. In colloquial pressure performance and flow. I will usage, the word ego almost always carries a ultimately make the case that practices negative connotation and is associated with designed to keep the ego in check hold vanity, megalomania and narcissism. For the purposes of this article ego will be used promise in enhancing performance. to refer to one’s self-concept, exaggerated or not. What is Ego? The prevalence of egomaniacs among the world’s elite athletes and performers begs the question:

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Ego and Motivation As explained in a previous article, Seeking Mastery, research in both sport and

educational psychology has revealed that the way an individual construes the meaning of success and failure in achievement settings (achievement orientation) is predictive of important differences in performance. Individuals with a predominantly competitive or ego-orientation (success = superiority over others) are more vulnerable to competitive anxiety, negative self-talk, escape thoughts and self-handicapping behaviors, particularly when faced with the possibility of failure. Task or mastery-orientation (success = improvement over time), on the other hand, is associated with greater intrinsic motivation, persistence in the face of difficulty and better overall performance. These differences have been attributed to the fact that ego-oriented individuals are more likely to perceive performance failure as a threat to their sense of self-worth. Thus, individuals with a dispositional task or mastery orientation are generally considered better equipped to handle pressure and other competitionrelated challenges than their egooriented counterparts. Take-Away Strategy: Focus On Task Mastery Ego and Goal-Setting Achievement-orientation is often reflected in goals. Ego-oriented individuals often focus almost exclusively on outcome goals (e. g. win the tournament, set a world record) whereas those with a mastery orientation are more likely to set process goals (e. g. maintain good footwork, follow-through completely). Outcome goals tend to generate more pressure than process goals because the outcomes of competitions generally depend on a number of factors that are outside of the individual performer’s control such as external conditions, teammates’ or opponents’ performance, referees and

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judges and good old lady luck. By adopting goals that are task-involved (focused on enjoyment and personal improvement) rather than ego-involved (focused on demonstration of superiority), athletes and performers are far less likely to be derailed by the increased anxiety, reduced confidence and diminished performance that often accompany the failure to achieve outcome goals. Take-Away Strategy: Set Process Goals. Ego and Pressure Ego concerns play a central role in the feeling of “pressure” in competitive settings. One theoretical model goes as far as suggesting that self-presentation concerns should be considered the fundamental causative factor in the phenomenon of choking under pressure. According to the self-presentation model, “pressure” amounts to a heightened awareness of the potential social

implications of a poor performance for one’s public self-image. This is what sport psychologist Michael Gervais calls “FOPO” (fear of other people’s opinions). Performance anxiety, then, can be viewed as a form of social anxiety that “revolves around the self-presentational implications of competition” (Leary, 1992). Because pressure cannot exist without a context, it must continually be manufactured through storytelling. Sports and other performance domains provide a backdrop in which ego concerns take center stage as competitors attempt to bolster their public image through performance outcomes. By detaching from the compulsion to situate oneself within a dramatic narrative, performers can free themselves from the anxiety that accompanies the need to portray an idealized self-image to others. Easier said than done, of course.

Take-Away Strategy: Drop the Storyline. Ego and Flow The state of flow, which is psychologese for being “in the zone,” is widely regarded by performers and psychologists alike as the ultimate antidote to choking. Defined as a state of total absorption in an optimally challenging and intrinsically satisfying activity, flow implies a complete absence of ego-consciousness. In one of the earliest empirical studies of flow states in sports, Susan Jackson (1992) found that loss of self-consciousness increases the intensity of the flow experience. Conversely, when the self becomes salient, flow is disrupted and performance typically declines. Masters and Maxwell (2008) articulated the relationship between flow and selfconsciousness most succinctly with the aphorism “conscious flow is broken flow.” It is not only negative thoughts such as performance worries or ruminations on

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• Undermining intrinsic motivation • Prioritizing unpredictable outcome goals • Increasing vulnerability to competitive stress • Disrupting flow states The brief discussion of these risks also hinted at some potential strategies for reducing susceptibility to ego-threat: • Focus on mastery • Set process goals • Drop the storyline • Stay in the moment

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“Before a child speaks, it sings. Before they write, they paint. As soon as they stand, they The people who are recognized for their dance. Art is the basis of human expression.” time devoted to the Guild are all volunteers - Phylicia Rashad. of various committees and Board members. “Creativity takes courage.” - Henri Matisse. A sand cast, glass Fleur-de-lis (with LAG’s logo) award mounted on a wooden base is “Art enables us to find ourselves and lose given to the Volunteer of the Year, annually, ourselves at the same time.” -Thomas with his or her name engraved on a brass Merton. plate along with the names of previous recipients’ names and the award is put on “Art washes away from the soul the dust of display for one year. everyday life.” -Picasso. The Guild holds a Volunteer Appreciation Jacqueline Gedrose presents words of Celebration each January. wisdom from artists and creatives. These quotes about art that Jacqueline likes are LAG meets regularly, usually bi-monthly, to both inspiring and insightful. host guest artists and business consultants and to discuss recent shows and exhibits. Gedrose, President of the Louisville These meetings are a tradition to share Artisans Guild invites you to become a insights and observations. member if you’re an artist yourself. The Guild is Kentucky’s oldest guild dedicated The Guild continues to educate and to the pursuit of excellence in arts and empower area artists through workshops crafts. LAG (or Louisville Artisans Guild) on jurying into the Guild: applying to OCTOBER 2019

art shows, how to approach galleries for representation, how to prepare for shows, photographing their artwork, writing artist statements. And business concerns such as liability, insurance, taxes, EIN numbers and applying for sale and use taxes in various states. In 1956, the Louisville Artisans Guild began “when five local craftsmen, George Kiewart, Daniel Peterson, Jane Samples, Thelma Hogan and Nelle Peterson, met at a local bar to share their success and frustrations while pursuing careers in the visual art,” Gedrose says. “The group of five were soon joined by fellow artists to discuss their craft and the business concerns of selling,” Gedrose says. “As the group grew, they decided on a name, The Louisville Craftsmen’s Guild and filed Articles of Incorporation with the Commonwealth of Kentucky in 1957. As stated in the Articles of Incorporation, the object and purpose shall be:

• To encourage the development of everhigher standards of performance and accomplishment in arts and crafts to the end that the Kentucky-Indiana area shall be known for the quality and number of its work. • To provide those persons who are interested in crafts with an opportunity to initiate and participate in, to promote and maintain the general welfare of these crafts in Kentucky, through the use of shows and exhibits, educational facilities and dissemination of information. Early on meetings were held in members’ homes and exhibits were held at various bank lobbies, the Actors Theatre of Louisville Lobby, the Jewish Community Center Gallery, and downtown office building lobbies. As membership grew, meetings were moved to Community Rooms of local libraries and Board rooms of local banks or to member artists’ studios. Over the years the Louisville Craftsmen’s Guild grew to include artists, craftsmen, educators, collectors, high school and college students and many others in the Kentuckiana area. In 2002, the Guild updated its name to The Louisville Artisans Guild to reflect the broader membership base and its commitment to both practicing and supporting roles in the visual arts.” Young artists are encouraged, by LAG, through their high school Emerging Artist section of their Fine Arts and Crafts Showcase and their Louisville Artisans Guild Art Scholarship. Young artists are

invited to attend meetings and participate in their all member Exhibit held in a local gallery. To encourage young artists, a couple of local high schools are invited to participate in a “Clothes-line” exhibit at LAG’s Fine Arts and Crafts Showcase every year. Patrons of the Showcase and Showcase artists are encouraged to submit encouraging comments on a form that are returned to the respective art teachers after the showcase closes. Membership dues are waived for high school and college art students. According to Gedrose, “In 1991, the Guild decided to offer a scholarship, in memory of the Guild’s first President, Nelle Peterson, to a high school senior pursuing a major in the non-performing visual arts. The first couple years the scholarship was funded from “passing the hat” at Guild meetings and other members donations. The onetime monetary award has grown from $300 to $2,000. The major source of funding for the scholarship now comes from 100% of the proceeds of the Scholarship Raffle at the Fine Arts and Crafts Showcase in

November. Members donate artwork to be raffled off for one dollar chances. The winner for each art piece is determined by a blind draw from the box of tickets for the specific item.” In the fall of each year information about the LAG Art Scholarship is sent to all Louisville public and private high schools and all high schools in the counties of Kentucky and Indiana that are contiguous to Jefferson County. The online scholarship application will be available through the

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KENTUCKIANA’S LONGEST RUNNING FULL-TIME BAND CELEBRATES 50TH ANNIVERSARY Writer / Brenda Woods

The third hardest thing for a band to do is build a repertoire that spans multi-generations, contains selections from swing dance to rap and appeals to audiences of all ages. But, The Wulfe Bros. have done just that. It all started in 1969 with founding member, Paul Cunningham. At the time Cunningham was playing with Company Front and had also been a member of the Rugbys. Many 1960’s groups were leaning heavily on the British Invasion sound but Cunningham, Ronnie Burnfin and Bobby Ernspiker all Jeffersontown musicians and Billy Grinstead from Eastwood, wanted to go in a different direction and look for a different sound. The Wulfe Bros. were born. As a testament to the longevity of ’60 music, Gear Fab Records is set to come out with a new CD of previously unreleased recordings from some of Louisville’s beloved bands

including Company Front. Louisville In The that does not leave a dry eye in the house. ‘60s – The Lost Allen-Martin Tapes released Although the names and faces have changed May 2019. through the years and the types of music they play have evolved, The Wulfe Bros., The second hardest thing that a band has past and present, have a dedication and to do is find members who are versatile, commitment to making sure everyone capable of standing alone in the spotlight or blending into the band to provide leaves an event with a smile. That the perfect musical support their band philosophy has never been more evident members need. than with the current group: Jeffrey Jarboe, a 39-year member and drummer/vocalist, But The Wulfe Bros. have done just that. and Rod Wurtele, keyboardist/vocalist and 29-year member of The Wulfe Bros. As members changed and music evolved, the band has had as many as five members. The Wulfe Bros. are all full-time musicians. The one factor that has never changed has In today’s ever-changing society, they have been the vocal strength of this group. In managed to not only survive but thrive. As adding or changing members, that has been the music environment has evolved, this the No. 1 criteria. Each “Wulfe Brother” band not only continues to play for dances has had the ability to not only sing lead but and parties but has developed musical also the talent to sing true harmony not just educational programs for schools. It all began with the seed of an idea in 1992 with background. With today’s technology and a patriotic program and has grown into eight computer tricks available, The Wulfe Bros. different musical history lessons. take great pride in their ability to step up to the microphone and sing an a cappella version of “Somewhere Over The Rainbow” These family-oriented shows are frequent

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favorites for schools, civic organizations, corporate banquets or festival audiences. Everyone from three to 93, finds the performance educational and fun, but they are also relevant to audiences today. Paul’s wife, Maryann Cunningham, taught grade school in Anchorage for many years. In developing the programs, she had access to the curriculum requirements that schools needed to be able to bring these shows to life and make them not only educational but lively and fun for teachers, students and parents. Their first program, “Reflections of the American Spirit-Songs of the Brave Heart,” remains a favorite. Taking songs from the American Revolution through current day conflicts makes this program not only a patriotic show but a true celebration of the brave men and women who continue to make the United States the home of the brave. As they introduce the songs, for instance, “Yankee Doodle,” they explain why the song was written, what it meant to those soldiers and other facts from that era.

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Other programs include: Taming The Wild West, a rip roarin’ western adventure for young and old, A Rockin’ History Lesson, Cruise back to the Fabulous ‘50s, Kentucky’s The Place, A musical salute to the great commonwealth, Groovy Sixties Show, A trip to the moon and Woodstock. From Martin Luther King, Jr. to John F. Kennedy you will groove to the music and the people of the psychedelic decade, The Awesome ‘80s, Big Hair and Big Music make Big Fun, Let’s Dance, The Twist, Cha Cha Slide, The Electric Slide are just a few dance tunes that will have you on your feet. Their newest program, We’re All In This Together, concentrates on team building and raising self-respect among students. It is receiving rave reviews from both teachers and kids. We’re All In This Together features current songs from some of today’s hottest entertainers and delivers a powerful message of inclusion and anti-bullying. These programs are also used as community goodwill building opportunities by PTA/

PTO organizations, after-school events, library summer educational opportunities and community civic celebrations. The Wulfe Bros. travel extensively throughout Kentucky and Indiana during the school year, oftentimes going into rural communities and multiple school districts. One of their greatest pleasures is watching as children of all ages walk into a gymnasium and see a full drum kit, multiple

keyboards and electric bass guitar set up and waiting to perform. It is many times the first opportunity some of these students have ever seen a “live rock ‘n’ roll band.” Through the years, friendships have formed and memories made with kids, teachers and parents. Paul, Jeff and Rod are widely recognized and it’s not uncommon to see them approached with a story of “…you played for my school every year and now you are playing for my children.”

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Arriving at a school, the equipment has to be unloaded, set up and then done in reverse following their programs. So, The Wulfe Bros. often solicit help from a few students. As a token of thanks, the students are presented with autographed photos, Wulfe Bros. buttons or some other memento of the day leaving a special memory and bragging rights about being part of the band. The Louisville area is home to The Wulfe Bros. Paul is a lifelong resident of Jeffersontown, currently, Rod also lives in Jeffersontown and Jeff lives in the St. Matthews area. The early years found them on the road much of the time. They traveled extensively in Kentucky and the Midwest, also in Alaska, the Caribbean, Florida and New York. They have had the privilege of sharing the stage with Three Dog Night, The Spinners, Gary Puckett and the Union Gap, to name a few. The hardest thing that a band has to do is to

adapt as needed, create an atmosphere that invites the audience to participate and beat the odds. But, The Wulfe Bros. have done just that. The 50th anniversary of a marriage usually calls for a celebration, and a band celebrating a 50-year anniversary is no less a reason to celebrate. The Wulfe Bros. have been able to blend their musical talents, their magical vocal harmonies and their love of entertaining into one of the area’s most beloved groups and Kentuckiana’s longestrunning full-time band. After making great music for 50 years, The Wulfe Bros. have fans that first heard them at their high school prom or a wedding reception of a friend or at a state fair or community festival. The exciting news is that today they have a whole new generation of listeners who are becoming fans and who think this incredible music is being played just for them.

What does the future hold for The Wulfe Bros.? Paul, Jeff and Rod see no end in sight. Plans are being developed for a public 50th Celebration later in the year. More details to come later. To catch them somewhere near you, check their schedule at wulfebros.com.

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When he reflects back on his early teenage days in the kitchen, Rene smiles at the thought of how far he has come. And he still feels as if he could pinch himself that his boyhood dream blossomed into a successful reality. “I remember one day perfectly in my mind when I was at my previous restaurant, The Mayan,” says Rene, noting that he had waited on a lovely older couple during their first time to the establishment. They ordered the Salmon Maya, and after finishing up, the woman approached Rene with tears in her eyes. “Everything was wonderful,” she said. “I felt like I had a party in my mouth with all of the deliciousness!” When Rene asked why she was crying, she said it was from the excitement. It seems delicious food and a welcoming atmosphere triggered her in an emotionally positive way.

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