A very enheartening thing happened to me today. I got a call from a woman who lives in a city about 40 miles from the microscopic town where I live, asking me to come tune her piano. I just happened to be headed that way today, so I told her I'd stop by and take a look at it, even though I wouldn't have time to work on it today. After I inspected the piano, we got to talking about how she came to call me, when she lives in a city with many piano technicians. She said that as she was looking at ads in the Yellow Pages, she noticed that I had a website and checked it out. While she was there, she took a sidetrip to the PTG website and looked around. She told me that after perusing the PTG site, she thought "These people must really know what they're doing." And she then decided not to call a tuner who had been recommended by a friend... because he's not a PTG member. Now that is pretty cool, I think, and speaks well of our organization and the website. Yea, Ron! Of course, it also means that I have to do a bang-up job on her Wurly console -- but since I know (and revere) the RPT who cared for it for 30 years before she got it, I know it's had good maintenance. It just makes me proud to be in the Guild! Annie Grieshop
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