Janet Bailey McQuaid’s life hobby is singing A Cappella music within a quartet or a chorus. She started in eight grade and she wants to finish in Heaven. Jan always sang the melody, but now Jan is singing harmony and she loves it. As a bass singer, Jan now believes she is singing the best part of the chords.
Jan joined the Sweet Adeline organization in 1964. Her success in their competitions reached second place Regional quartet medallist and first place International chorus medallist.
Jan used her many years experiences in
the travel industry to lead a Sweet Adelines chorus in their "Italy
Tour" with four chorus performances.
Jan strongly urges old and new friends to sing too.
Tod, one of Jan's new singers (as well as being her son), invited Jan and
Rog and their respective quartets to sing on his Men of Greenbrier Chorus'
first show. Then Jan and her quartet started Lewisburg's first Sweet Adelines
chorus while visiting during that weekend.
Her chorus, Sounds of Pittsburgh (use Links button for Link List,
a ".pdf" file listing web sites), will be pleased to start your opportunity singing
Sweet Adelines music someplace in the world.
Jan also seems destined to sleuthing. While reviewing the
2004 Writ of Habeas Corpus relief given to the murderer of her son, Tod, Jan
found that the “State’s” counselor did not perform his duty as ordered by the
“Court” and missed submitting his responses on three occasions.
Jan later established that the counselor authorized relief in error. So
far Jan has not established any criminal intent by the “State” counselor
but she knows that Rog and she will now attend the murderer’s every West
Virginia Parole Board Hearing. These and other “State” failures are
described in Rog’s white paper, "Victimhood: A Primer" described under
Victimhood#2.
If after reading Jan's book, you are inclined to write to
the parole board; then please write to Jan or Rog for hearing dates and parole
board address.
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