Niswander Family Named Amateur Music Family of the Year
The Dean Niswander family of Gibsonburg Ohio is recognized as Amateur Music Family of the Year by the American Music Conference and gathers around the piano in celebration.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1977
Page
12
The Dean Niswander family of Gibsonburg Ohio is recognized as Amateur Music Family of the Year by the American Music Conference and gathers around the piano in celebration.
Gibsonburg Ohio couple Joanne and Dean Niswander named Amateur Music Family of the Year by the American Music Conference for 26 years of shared music. Their six-member brood plays 11 instruments and many children hold music scholarships or pursue music in college while families gather each Christmas for caroling and church concerts.
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