‘Piano man’ thanked for sharing music
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Bob McClellan, who volunteered to play the piano for Providence St. Joseph Assisted Living residents for the past 11 or so years, recently moved out of the area.
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To thank him, residents recently presented Bob with a quilt they made for him. Pictured from left are: Bob McClellan, Anne Edwards, Donna Cason and Velma Madsen. Ed Burrows (not pictured) also helped make the quilt.
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Once a month, for more than a decade, Bob McClellan has played the piano for residents at Providence St. Joseph Assisted Living in Polson.
According to activities director Becky Lundeen, “If you ask him, he will say (he’s played for) a very long time but he and the residents have loved every moment of his playing. Bob plays by ear, so all his music is tucked very neatly in his mind like a rock in a river of music. His eyesight has faded but not his fingers that flow over the keys so effortlessly.”
Bob believes music can lift the soul and brighten one’s day. This is a huge thank you to Bob and all who share their musical talents.
