Program 2019

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PB&J Saturday 4:00 – Jácome

Mostly acoustic, with 2 guitars and a bass, and 3 singers we play blues, country, folk
music old and new, some originals, music that pleases us, and pleases our audience

too. We offer strong vocals, good harmonies, well-played instruments, fun and
enjoyment for everyone in the room.
www.reverbnation.com/artist/pbj8
[email protected]

Pete Steinberg Sunday 12:30 – Dusty Monk

Pete learned blues, bottleneck and fingerstyle guitar from the amazing country blues
musicians who performed at the famous Ash Grove in Los Angeles: Bukka White, Son
House, Mississippi John Hurt, Merle Travis and Reverand Gary Davis to name a few. I
now teach Travis/Atkins style guitar at McCabes guitar shop in Santa Monica. On

stage, I reserve the right to express a serious thought, should one ever occur to me.

Peter, Paul, and Mary Remembered Saturday 3:00 – Church

With 2 male voices, 1 female voice, 2 guitars (1 each steel and nylon strings), and an

upright bass, Peter, Paul, and Mary Remembered present only the music of that
famous trio. Their harmonies will remind you of the days when the music and the lyrics
were more important than the "pyrotechnics" so prevalent in much of today's music.
Join them to rekindle your fond memories of those times when we "came of age" and
of the music that made it happen.
ppandmremembered.com/ [email protected]

The Quarter Saturday 2:00 – La Cocina

The Quarter is an American Roots band based in Tucson, Arizona. The quartet
expertly blends acoustic instrumentation, diverse voices and alluring harmonies that

feature a century of Americana music. The Quarter plays music that has inspired
musicians and pleased audiences since the early 1900s. If you like the blues, folk, rock
and roll, gospel, bluegrass or country (and if you like to smile), Jim Dumbauld, Tom
Potter, Barry Richards, and Jay Schreiber have got the music for you!
www.reverbnation.com/thequarterband6
www.facebook.com/quarterbandtucson/

R T Hall Saturday 7:00 – La Cocina

R T Hall is a singer/songwriter from all over. His music reflects life in a motorhome
touring the country. He spends time volunteering and, best of all, playing music at

festivals and venues on the way to festivals. His songs reflect life as it is, as it should
be and how it could be. The ditties are about the human experience, the ever -
changing world and history up to this point. He is a member of the MS Songwriters
Alliance.
www.facebook.com/R-T-Hall-SingerSongwriter-475073199335108/?ref=bookmarks
www.reverbnation.com/rthall

www.youtube.com/channel/UC4tfA2Y8jqB5T2wUvchn9HNCw

Ramsey Roberson Saturday 2:00 – Jácome

Two past winners of the Stefan George Memorial Songwriting Contest (Robby
Roberson in 2013 and Eric Ramsey in 2017) team up for what some have called

"something very much like music". Eclectic and surprising are two adjectives that
perfectly describe the multi-instrumentalists' performances.
www.facebook.com/twangmeisters/
[email protected]

Robby Roberson Band Sunday 1:30 – Church

The Robby Roberson Band performs an Americana style of music rich in rootsy
rhythms and flavors of rock, blues, folk, gospel and jazz. Our repertoire of original
songs are stories of fact, fiction, joy, and sorrow embedded in a musical fabric that
consists of a dynamic blend of traditional acoustic and modern instruments.

www.robbyroberson.com

Robyn Landis Sunday 3:30 – Church

Intelligent, evocative songcraft that’s drawn 50+ awards (including wins in John

Lennon Songwriting Contest & Woody Guthrie Folk Festival). A published poet/author/
journalist, Robyn brings her literacy to musical life as a warm, unpretentious performer
with an intimate vocal style. She’s toured extensively; her 3 CDs are expansive
chronicles of life’s journeys - uplifting, activist, spiritual, deeply personal. A NY native,
Robyn made Tucson home in 2010. Christine Lavin says, “I love her work."
www.robynlandis.com

www.robynlandis.net

Roman Barten-Sherman Saturday 1:30 – Jácome

Fifteen-year-old Roman Barten-Sherman has been playing Delta Blues guitar since the

age of four. His repertoire draws from the deep vernacular of artists such as Charlie
Patton, Mississippi Fred McDowell, Blind Blake and Skip James. Roman’s
performance history includes frequent bookings at the Juke Joint Festival in
Clarksdale, Mississippi, the Tucson Folk Festival, and the Hotel Congress in Tucson.

Ron Pandy Sunday 4:30 – La Cocina

Born in the wilds of Ohio, Ron was abandoned in a vacant music store and raised by a
pack of acoustic guitars. This explains a lot. Original songs that radiate wit without the
pretense of wisdom.
[email protected]

Rudy Cortese Sunday 3:30 – Dusty Monk

From Bach to bluegrass, an eclectic mix of original music from classical, folk, blues,
bluegrass, to familiar melodies of our time. Rudy is a singer, songwriter, composer,
and a five-time winner of the Four Corner States Banjo Championships, and also an

Arizona state banjo champion. Rudy will keep an upbeat positive vibe of music flowing
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RuffMixx Saturday 5:30 – Dusty Monk

Peter's flat-picking and fingerpicking style and Kevin's rhythm combine to bring their
humorous, high-energy, toe-tapping, honky-tonk songs to life. There are songs for

everyone within their large repertoire of music.
[email protected]

The Rusty Chops Saturday 3:00 – Jácome

The Rusty Chops are a contemporary acoustic band with deep Tucson roots and fine
bluegrass harmony. Members are Ed Davenport, Andy McCune, EJ Ricotta, Sandy
Staples and Ric Volante.

Ryan David Orr Sunday 12:30 – La Cocina

In the words of the Monterey County Weekly, "Orr's weathered voice is a cross
between Peter Gabriel and Eddie Vedder". Blending his many musical influences, from
folk to hip-hop, jazz to rock 'n' roll, classical to alt-country, Orr's style of song crafting is
at once original and authentic, unique in the modern musical landscape. The son of a

folk singer/songwriter and a painter/photographer, Orr was inspired from a young age
to perform and create, maintaining his folk roots in his compositions.
www.ryandavidorr.com
[email protected]

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Sabra & the Supernaturals Saturday 5:30 – Jácome

Sabra has been a staple of the Tucson music scene for many years. She has played
with at least almost all, if not a few, of the finest bands in the Old Pueblo through the

decades. In 2012, Sabra and the Angel Band headlined the Tucson Folk Festival on
Sunday night. She has four CD’s of original material. Sabra plays bass, guitar, drums
and, occasionally a ukulele. Her songs range from silliness to seriousness to social
awareness with a song or two about horses and dogs.

Sandy Hathaway Saturday 1:30 – Dusty Monk

Sandy Hathaway lives in Chandler, AZ. Her songs deliver stories that touch the heart.
Her songs are colorful and paint a picture with lyrics and skillfully created music. She
has been a professional musician in Arizona for 20 years.
www.facebook.com/SandyHathawayMusic/

SandyHathaway.com
[email protected]

Shades of Summerdog Saturday 6:00 – La Cocina

Summerdog Bluegrass Experience, Mariachi and Swing Ensemble was a Tucson
music Institution from the 1970s into the 1980s. Several members of this band will
convene from around the country for the 2019 Tucson Folk Festival. The line-up will
include: Chip Curry, Summerdog founder, and banjo conjurer; Marc Rennard,
crackerjack fiddler; Ed Davenport, bass; and Jon Ross, guitar, and everybody sings.
Our music ranges from traditional folk music to swinging rhythm-n-blues.

www.facebook.com/SummerdogBluegrass/

Sister and the Sun Saturday 4:00 – Dusty Monk

Sister and the Sun are a modern folk duo putting their own eclectic spin on classics,

current hits, and original tunes with elements of folk, pop, blues, soul, and rock. Lead
singer/songwriter Emily packs a punch with golden pipes backed by melodic
harmonies on acoustic guitar. Mynzah rounds out the monsoon of sound with
percussive wizardry on cajon, chimes, cymbals and shakers. Sister and the Sun are
guaranteed to move you.
www.sisterandthesun.wordpress.com

Sophia Rankin and Guests Saturday 4:30 – Church

Sophia Rankin is a music major at the University of Arizona who released her debut
album, Reverie in 2016 and her second album, Solace in 2018. This is her sixth year

at Folk Fest, and she is a regular performer around Tucson (March of Dimes, Spring
Fling, TFF Chili Cook-Off, etc.). She placed first at the Tucson Desert Songwriters
Festival (2017) and the Stefan George Songwriting Competition (2018). She is
accompanied by the talented Tom Carpenter, Noah Martin, Diego Martinez, and Will
MacDonald. www.youtube.com/channel/UCsLTIFuMlF0euquu_F5e37A
www.facebook.com/sophiarankinmusic @sophia_and_music

itunes.apple.com/us/artist/sophia-rankin/1158521926 [email protected]

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The Sounders Saturday 12:30 – La Cocina

The Sounders, in this first incarnation, is an eclectic folk music group composed of
singer/songwriter Michael Scherf on guitar, Julia Barwell on guitar and mandolin, and

Danny Worms on fiddle. The music is as catchy and memorable as it is original,
recalling the influences of songwriters like James Taylor, Jackson Browne and Jimmy
Webb. And the performers bring a wealth of talent to the mix.
michaelscherfmusic.com
[email protected]

The Speedway Brothers Band Sunday 3:30 – Presidio

The Speedway Brothers are a band with a bluegrass twist & just a touch of country/
rock.

www.facebook.com/TheSpeedwayBrothersBand/

Steff Kayser Saturday 1:30 – Church

*** Craftmanship / Precision / Groove *** Steff has been honing his skills for nearly a

1/2 century. An accomplished acoustic guitarist with a world-class voice, he brings his
thoughtful, passionate originals and brilliantly crafted cover tunes to Tucson's Folk
Festival in 2019.
www.steffmusic.com
[email protected]

Steven Graves Band Sunday 2:30 – Presidio

All the way from Santa Cruz California, this genre bending high energy Americana
Roots touring band brings its catchy and infectious grooves to the TFF for the fourth

straight year. A definite crowd favorite playing reggae, gospel, folk rock and more. All
original with lots of influences you will recognize (Dead, Band, Dylan, Marley etc.) with
a positive socially conscious vibe!
www.stevengravesmusic.com
www.facebook.com/stevengravesmusic

Sundust Road Sunday 6:00 – La Cocina

We're an Ameripolitan casserole of classic roadhouse honky-tonk, dark folk
Americana, and alt-country, with a dash of rockabilly thrown in.
sundustroad.com.hostbaby.com/;

www.facebook.com/sundustroad/

Sunny & the Whiskey Machine Saturday 2:00 – Church

Sunny and the Whiskey Machine blend the perfect amount of Americana, blues, Old
Time, and bluegrass to bring a sound that's all their own. From haunting tales of days
gone by, to ballads of heartache, addiction, and lost love, the words and the music
take you on a journey through time and space that leaves you longing to hear more.
facebook.com/thewhiskeymachine
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Sweet Remember Sunday 12:00 – Dusty Monk

Tari and Deanna perform original songs that pull you in and take you on their journey.
Their love for music and performing will delight you and leave you wanting more. They

blend their guitar, piano and harmonies into one magnificent dance.
[email protected]

Tammy West and The Culprits Sunday 3:00 – Jácome

Hopeful, melancholy Americana

Teal & Joyce Sunday 2:00 – Jácome

Teal & Joyce delight and engage with original songs of life's delights and dilemmas!

Serious, sensitive and audaciously funny with a side of vaudeville thrown in for good
measure (feather boa included) they leave audiences with a tune in their heads and a
song in their hearts. Their thoughtful, witty lyrics, tight harmonies and a variety of
instrumentation (guitars, harmonica, mandolin, banjo, washboard) keep audiences
engaged, entertained and inspired.

www.tealandjoyce.ca
www.facebook.com/TealandJoyce/
[email protected]

The Titan Valley Warheads Saturday 6:00 – Presidio

This venerable award-winning five piece band from Tucson, AZ, now in their 38th year,
brings to the stage an eclectic mix of bluegrass, swing, Americana and a cappella
music. Great picking? Without a doubt. Powerful and moving harmonies? You bet.
Voted Best in Exterior Decoration by Western Bachelor Magazine? Less likely but

possible. Please join Gary, Ed, Andy, Tom and Earl for a great time, and look for the
Titan Valley Warheads on Facebook for upcoming dates and shenanigans. Enjoy the
Fest!

The Tumbleweeds Saturday 2:30 – Dusty Monk

The Tumbleweeds play Vintage Country including the music of Bob Wills & the Texas
Playboys, Hank Williams, Ernest Tubb and the Sons of the Pioneers. For 15 years
they have performed together throughout Arizona and New Mexico. The Tumbleweeds
are Joe Carter (fiddle/vocals) and Byron Ripley (guitar/vocals).
tumbleweedsband.com/

Wally Lawder Sunday 5:30 – Presidio

Wally Lawder has performed at this festival the last number of years with a band, so

this year will be change of pace with a solo performance! He's a seasoned songwriter
with five CD's and over 100 originals in his performing rotation. Pulitzer Prize winning
poet Stephen Dunn calls him "both a romantic and a social critic.” Wally will play guitar
and ukulele, but not at the same time.
www.wallylawder.com
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The Warren Dukes Band Saturday 6:30 – La Cocina

Vocalist extraordinaire Connie Warren is back in Tucson after 10 years in the pacific
northwest and has teamed up with veteran Tucson guitar man Tommy Dukes (M2M,

Po the Band, Reverie). Together they specialize in 2-part harmony and play original
arrangements of an eclectic blend of classics and album cuts. They’re delighted to
feature John June on bass and Tom’s son, Phillip Dukes, on percussion/drums. This
band is just getting started, but we’re having a blast and the fun is contagious!
www.facebook.com/TomandConnieMusic

[email protected]

Wayback Machine Sunday 6:00 – Presidio

This year, and for the first time in many festival years, the band will be playing in its

classic four-piece configuration. Shanti Foster, violin/mandolin; Bev Seckinger, bass;
Tom Woolley, guitar; Jim Lipson, percussion/harmonicas. Everyone sings.
www.waybackmachineband.com

Widow's Hill Saturday 12:30 – Jácome

Widow's Hill has been playing Americana, rockabilly, vintage country, originals, and
happy hillbilly, feel-good music together since 2012. We play and sing music that will
have your toes a-tappin' and your hounddog's tail a wagging with our resplendent
harmonies by Ruthie Spies, hot guitar licks by Jimbobillybob Becker, a sumptuously
cool acoustic bass line from Federico Pennacchini, and our plucky little banjo player,

Samantha Poole, also known as Banjo Kitty.
www.facebook.com/WidowsHill
[email protected]

Witherward Saturday 1:00 – Jácome

Whitherward is a band with a unique story. Upon it’s creation in 2014, Edward A.
Williams and Ashley E. Norton set a goal to leave Nashville and play music they love,
for people who love music. Now an internationally storytelling touring duo with no
home base to claim, Whitherward wanders the USA and Europe, exploring the many

sub-genres of folk and Americana. They hit a milestone in 2018 with a sponsorship
from Subaru Europe and are joined by violinist Stephanie Groot, now on their 6th
album.
whitherward.com
facebook.com/whitherwardmusic

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WomanSong Sunday 4:00 – La Cocina

Exquisite and richly soothing vocal harmonies blended with unique arrangements,
creative combinations and awesome instrumental backing are at the heart of

WomanSong, a warm and fun-loving female vocal folk ensemble. This is music that
just plain makes you feel good. Some of WomanSong’s music is soft and sweet, and
some gets you kickin’ up your boots and stompin’ your feet. In this crazy world of ours,
this music can really make you glad to be alive and connected to the humanity of life.
[email protected]

World Winds Saturday 1:00 – Church

World Winds originated by Kathi Huhtaluhta, is music of Spain, Turkey and Finland/
Lapland yoiks and chants. Songs are in a variety of languages; Spanish, Finnish, and

Turkish. The musicians are dynamic world class artists who play music that is original,
traditional and contemporary.
Kathi Huhtaluhta-World Winds Youtube
[email protected]

Wren Saturday 4:30 – Presidio

Singer/songwriter Wren performs original, nature-inspired folk music with a Celtic twist.
Described as possessing a naturalness and a philosophical bent at the same time, her
soulful melodies evoke the lands and waters of her native Pacific Northwest & Galicia,
Spain. Her 2nd album, Stitch an Ocean, was a love letter to Galicia and included her

interpretation of several Galician songs. Her new body of work, written in a cabin in
the remote Methow Valley of WA, explores "the heroine's journey."
www.wrenmusic.net
www.facebook.com/seattlewren

Young MacDonald Saturday 1:00 – Presidio

Young MacDonald is a violin and cello duo of brothers Will age 16, and Lee age 14.
They play Old Time, bluegrass, jazz, gospel, Irish, Latin, and classical styles. Born and
raised in Tucson, they can be heard performing regularly around town at some

wonderful venues. Both boys have received many awards, but mostly love the friends
they make and the experiences music brings along
the way.
[email protected]

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Lifetime - $500 Pat & Jim Herrewig Martha Fankhauser Blaine McIntyre
Joy & Barb Holdread & Paul Rick Farnell Amy Mignella
Inn at Civano - Mare Pagel Scott Mark Febbo Chris Mikel
Cynthia Jakobs William "Tom" Field Megha Morganfield
Corporate - $250 Carol & David Keck David Fields Robert Murray
Rob Kulakofsky John Fitzpatrick Matts Myhrman
George Carlisle Amy Lewis Marty Flashman Karl Neufville
NOVA Insurance Services - Susan Lovejoy Jonathan Frahm Elizabeth Newton
Ray Desmond Paul Lovelis Jim Frank Jude Nicholson
Gary & Tammy Maki Dale Fuller James O'Brien
Business - $100 Chris & Cliff Mann Donna Fulton Robert Ollerton
Charlie Mikulewicz Emanuel "Manny" Furst Dan Oved
Susan Kalota Bill Moeller Rosei Garcia Virginia Palmer
Lauri & Po Privett Bruce & Susan Munroe Rodd Garoutte Ron Pandy
Christopher Myers Kevin Gasner Francesca Pardes
Festival - $60 Gabrielle Ochoa Laurin Gaudinier Anna Marie Patti
Kevin Oursland Thomas Gelineau Meribeth Persson
Greg Aiken Rebecca Paradies Don Gest Larry Peterson
James Ballard Dave & Diane Perry Alan Gilpatrick Randy Peterson
Nikki Chayet Tom & Barbara Richardson Debra Glessner Steven Peterson
Don Copler Judy Roman Audrey Goldstein Bruce Plenk
Kathy Damstra Petie Ronstadt Lynda Gordon Steve Poe
David Davis Paula Schlusberg Teresa Gozeski Weezie Pollock
Michael Denisevich Harry Segal Aspen Green Thomas Potter
Norm Friedman Keith Shallcross Gerald Green Pat Pringle
Jane Hartline Paul & Marcia Simon Rueben Greenquist Robert Puttock
Gary & Katharine Higgins Margaret Stahl Chuck Haak Ted Ramirez
Bruce Hilpert Barry Stevenson Patrick Hager Arizona Cactus Ranch
Andrew & Barbara Hines Melissa Tatum Robert Hall Tylia Records
John George Studio Carol Teal Bruce & Susie Hallowell Linda Lou Reed
Nancy Jones Ed & Linda Waymire David Hawkins Janine Roberts
Susan & Glen Killmer Myrna & Harvey Welton Robert Heard Sue Roberts
limell lawson Curtis White Nelson Hemphill Darrell Elmer Rodgers
Jerry & Myra Martin WOVOG Foundation Mary Hidalgo Eleanor (Jean) Rooney
Betsy Mason Josie Zapata Cynthia Hilts Jack Root
Judith & Richard Meyer Randal Holm George Rowe
David Michaud Individual- $30 Curtis Holmes Arlene Schadel
James Murphy Barbara Allen David Horton Kim Sciabica
Eric Ramsey Tom Anderson William Hudson Curtiss Seale
Paul Reese Buz Bailey Michael Huerta Sky Island Entertainment
EJ Ricotta Rolande Baker Shelly Hubman Rich Smith
Stephen Taylor Ray Baker-Addy Andrea Hurlbut Vicky Smith
Household - $45 Ismael Barajas Patrick Hynes Richard Snodgrass
Gil & Doris Alexander Luann Barr Judi Jacob Autumn Spritzer
Robert & Patricia Benton Julia Barwell Lynne Jaffe Tim Stewart
Kent Billardtz Henry "Hank" Bogen Frank Jents Kim Stone
Claud & Tieann Blackburn Lori & Chuck Phillips Beth Judd Rollchording Studio
Don Broomall Peter Bowers Ronna Kalisy Clare Sudak
Mary Buckley Charlotte Bramblett Gail Kamaras Pete Sundt
George & Debbie Castleberry Kenneth Brown Steven Kayser Syndenn Sweet
Craig Civalier Jo Campbell Kristin Keller Amy Swift
Amy Copler Roy Carswell RoseMarie Kinder James Toth
Gracie Copler Michelle Coleman Mary Kirpes Michael Trejo
John David Robert Collier Craig Koblitz Mark Van Dyke
Ted & Jana Dawson Kevin Coyle Barbara Kuelbs Nick Van Kleek
Dennis & Heidi DeWalt Chip Curry Isabella Laos Georgia Vancza
Tom & Cathy Dukes Domingo DeGrazia Cathy Larson David Vangelda
Art & Peg Dyer Catherine Della Penta Daniel Lautenslager Elizabeth Vollmer
Terri Edmonson Paul Deo Wally Lawder Susan Waites
Gary & Cinda Gaynor Wesley Derbyshire Jef Lawlor Mary Walker
Mike Gerrard Pat Desmond Tracy Lawson Patricia Wands
James Harkin Jennie Dodd Jim & Rebecca Lipson Mark Warken
Russ & Liz Healy Mike Dolan Deb Livingston Joan Wasserman
Liz & Russ Healy Eric Douglas Dawn Llewellyn Nancy Williams
Deb Driskill Marion MacDonald Jennifer Wilson
Anne Dudley Mike Markowitz Win-Win Strategies
Joel Dvoskin Steve Martin Steven Wind
Mark "Eb" Enerlein Nashir Mazuji Nelson Wright
Katie Elandt Neil McCallion James Wyss
Robert Ezzo 61 Kevin McConnell Loretta Young
Natalie McGee

Elise Grecco, the well-loved, gregarious, velvet-voiced, hard-working matriarch
of the Folk Festival joined the celestial jam on October 16, 2018. We suspect
she’s still organizing, singing and playing along with those that have preceded
her; Mike Landwehr, Gerry Glombecki, Stefan George, Lavinia White, Papa
Mike, Jonathan Holden…the list keeps getting longer.

Elise was born in New Jersey on January 9, 1952, but headed to Tucson in
1970, where, like her brother before her, she obtained a degree from the
University of Arizona. Although brother Marc headed back east, Elise had
found her musical family right here in Tucson and to the delight of many, she
settled in for good.
For nearly 20 years following college, Elise played in the coffeehouses and
bars that made up Tucson’s folk scene, often at Cushing Street. In the early
‘90s, she left most of those gigs behind and went to work for Dillard’s, from
which she retired two short years ago.
An enthusiastic advocate for music, she increasingly became an integral part of
the jigsaw puzzle that’s called the Tucson Folk Festival. And, as the Festival

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grew, she continued to take on bigger roles during its years-long organization.
She’ll be remembered with her purse full of Folk Fest flyers, handing them out
at the 4th Avenue Street Fair each winter and spring, roaming the lobby of Hotel
Congress or the Rialto during intermissions, always spreading the word about
the Tucson Folk Festival.
If it was needed, she’d schlep cases of water and soda from Costco, pick up
T-shirts, CDs, or musicians who needed a ride. She was often the one that
would bushwhack through the red tape required to get permits from the City of
Tucson, Tucson Police Department, Tucson Fire Department, Tucson
Department of Transportation, Pima County Health Department, etc. It took a
village of bureaucrats to put on (at the time) a four-stage, two-day event.
After decades of work, behind-the-scenes organizing, on the ground directing,
and tying up loose ends afterward, her legacy is the Tucson Folk Festival.
At home, she loved her garden and would often be found outside tending to her
plants, adding more yard art or planting new cuttings from old friends. Her cat
would be at her feet, winding between the flora, and hanging out in the sun.
Elise lived life on her terms right up to the end, giggling frequently and shaking
her head over the latest health – and healthCARE – issues she was dealing
with.
An angel too soon, may she rest in peace and bask in the love and memories
of her friends, family, and fans.

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