Cancer survivors waste no time in celebrating triumphs

Full story: Great Falls Tribune

I always thought 'One more year and I'll be good enough to play in public,' Two years ago, Arnon Hurwitz refused to play his fiddle in public. Though he'd been playing the instrument for decades, he never thought he was quite ready to perform for others. via Great Falls Tribune

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Carrie Dye in Olympia WA

Seattle, WA

I remember you in the Jerry Holland class at Montana fiddle camp three years. You organized the practice sessions and drove us to do better.
I thought you were a good player at that time.
And you helped me get across a creek.....
Glad to hear you are cancer free. I heard recently Jerry Holland was doing well also.
So happy to hear you are out there fiddling.
-your fellow fiddler

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