Composer of Ay-Ziggy-Zoomba dies at age 87

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Composer of Ay-Ziggy-Zoomba dies at age 87

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This was posted in the BGSU Bands forum...

http://www.ay-ziggy-zoomba.com/phpBB2/v ... php?t=2118
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Just another reason to beat Toledo, I guess! :wink:

Thanks, Gilbert! Roll along!
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Thanks for the song, Gilbert. You will always be a BG Warrior.
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Post by rollalongFF0304 »

Not only was Fox a composer and author, he was also a founding member of SICSIC.

From the charter (at http://www.bgsu.edu/offices/sa/life/sicsic/story.html)

"The group, which promotes spirit among both students and faculty, was founded at Bowling Green State University on October 5, 1946. Charter members were Richard Harig and Ervin Potts, 1947; Gilbert Fox and Earl Mort, 1948, and Max Hofmeister and James Limbacher, 1949. Frank J. Prout became its first honorary member."
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The band forum thread is worth reading. It includes a lot of detail on Gilbert Fox that probably never made it into At BG.

It turns out that ol' Gilbert Fox was way ahead of his time.

I am prouder than ever to be part of the Bowling Green community.

Roll along Gilbert Fox.
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