I would love for one thing to come back into the popular culture scene: musical comedy. I don’t mean musicals that are funny. I am talking about classic performers and true entertainers. Remember the celebrities who could act, sing, dance, and be funny? Thanks to a great background shaped by my grandmother, I grew up enjoying a concert pianist named Victor Borge. He could play a mean Libestraum while making a great joke – and all while dressed in coat tails. A gold mine of old-school performers can still be enjoyed between box sets, streaming services, and good old YouTube. With a generation of online influencers, many of those in the spotlight are known for one talent or one subsection of the entire industry. But what’s not to love about getting a little bit of everything out of one guy?





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Comment author: Gregory J Thime
Comment text: I met Tom in 87 at Strike Warfare while working for Lockheed. We hit it off immediately, Tom was a great boss and a very friendly guy. Cow pie softball at his house was a fun way to end the summer. I'll miss you Tom
Comment publication date: 11/3/26, 8:26 AM
Comment source: Obituary - Thomas Kenneth Twedt Sr.
Comment author: Jody
Comment text: Betty sorry for your loss. Jody Brown
Comment publication date: 11/2/26, 5:29 PM
Comment source: Obituary - Thomas Kenneth Twedt Sr.
Comment author: David C. Markowitz
Comment text: You will be missed Guy. It was great to get to know you as a friend, and informative and resourceful as a supplier of yours.
Rest in Peace
Comment publication date: 10/28/26, 11:50 AM
Comment source: Obituary: Guy William Nelson
Comment author: Mary Gissel
Comment text: She was a lovely woman. I remember her persimmons at craft fairs, and recipes with them.
Comment publication date: 10/15/26, 3:24 PM
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