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DAVID L. MCALLISTER
David McAllister is a native of Camden, Arkansas, and graduated from Fairview High school in 1964. He earned a B.S. in chemistry from Southern Arkansas University, and a Ph. D. in Analytical Chemistry from the University of Oklahoma. He spent his entire career in the chemical industry with Chemtura Corporation, first in El Dorado, Arkansas, and then in Lafayette, Indiana, retiring in 2013. David continues part time employment as a consultant to the chemical industry. he has lived in Arkadelphia since 2001. David began playing trumpet in fourth grade, and continued through high school and college. Upon moving to El Dorado after graduate school, he played in the pit orchestra for several community theatre productions, and in the South Arkansas Symphony for a few years. While in Lafayette, IN, he played with the Lafayette Citizens Band, one of the oldest community bands in the U.S., having been in existence since 1842. David joined HSCB in 2003, and plays in the church band at First Baptist Church in Arkadelphia. In addition to his musical activities, David enjoys travel with his wife, Cathie, volunteer work with Arkansas Baptist Disaster Relief and the Arms Around Arkadelphia home repair ministry, and spending time at his cabin in the mountains near Jasper, Arkansas.

ANN KING
Ann King is one of the newer members of the Hot Springs Concert Band, having joined us for the Summer 2018 semester. She comes to us from The New Horizons Band. As like many of us, her musical interest in instrumental and vocal music started with her elementary school band and chorus. She was very active, participating in concert and marching bands, choirs, and two year participant in Maryland's All-State Chorus. She took her love of music to college, and was a participant in a Baroque Music Festival in northern Wisconsin. Her career took a different turn, and spent 23 years as a Registered Dental Chairside Assistant, practicing in the specialties of General Dentistry, Orthodontics and Oral Surgery. After retiring, Ann and her husband moved to Hot Springs Village in 2016. She became active in music again and joined the New Horizons Band and Hot Springs Concert Band. She is grateful for the opportunity to serve on the Board of Directors.

Board of Directors

Rick Perryman
Rick Perryman moved to Hot Springs Village from Midland Texas and graduated from West Texas State University in Canyon, Texas. He majored in Music Education, Tuba performance. He retired in April of 2010 from Entergy as a General Manager after working for them for 31 years, managing Power Plants in Arkansas and Louisiana. He is married to Debbie and they have one daughter, Emily, who now lives in Little Rock. His career took him away from music so he is very happy to be able to play in the band and any other ensembles that need a tuba player.

Jeff Olson
Jeff Olson, born in Tacoma, WA, raised in Oklahoma, began his music journey at 8 years of age with piano, but was captivated by the trumpet soon thereafter and started playing in 6th grade. He played through high school and into college, having had the honor of being selected to the 1973 Oklahoma All-State Stage Band. He became part of the HSCB in 2008 and the Spa City Brass in 2014. Jeff is a graduate of Oklahoma State University, with a BS degree in Forest Mgmt and recently retired after 38 years as a soil scientist and soil survey project manager. Jeff and his wife Denise make their home in Mena, AR and have three adult children. Jeff is proud to be a part of the HSCB and believes it plays an important institutional role in the communities it serves. "The band represents the best traditions of American culture and contributes to the preservation of our rich and diverse musical heritage which bonds past generations with those of the present and future."

Secretary: Ann King
Ann King is one of the newer members of the Hot Springs Concert Band, having joined us for the Summer 2018 semester. She comes to us from The New Horizons Band. As like many of us, her musical interest in instrumental and vocal music started with her elementary school band and chorus. She was very active, participating in concert and marching bands, choirs, and two year participant in Marylands All-State Chorus. She took her love of music to college, and was a participant in a Baroque Music Festival in northern Wisconsin. Her career took a different turn, and spent 23 years as a Registered Dental Chairside Assistant, practicing in the specialties of General Dentistry, Orthodontics and Oral Surgery. After retiring, Ann and her husband moved to Hot Springs Village in 2016. She became active in music again and joined the New Horizons Band and Hot Springs Concert Band. She is grateful for the opportunity to serve on the Board of Directors.

Treasurer: David L. McAllister
David McAllister is a native of Camden, Arkansas, and graduated from Fairview High school in 1964. He earned a B.S. in chemistry from Southern Arkansas University, and a Ph. D. in Analytical Chemistry from the University of Oklahoma. He spent his entire career in the chemical industry with Chemtura Corporation, first in El Dorado, Arkansas, and then in Lafayette, Indiana, retiring in 2013. David continues part time employment as a consultant to the chemical industry. he has lived in Arkadelphia since 2001.
David began playing trumpet in fourth grade, and continued through high school and college. Upon moving to El Dorado after graduate school, he played in the pit orchestra for several community theatre productions, and in the South Arkansas Symphony for a few years. While in Lafayette, IN, he played with the Lafayette Citizens Band, one of the oldest community bands in the U.S., having been in existence since 1842. David joined HSCB in 2003, and plays in the church band at First Baptist Church in Arkadelphia. In addition to his musical activities, David enjoys travel with his wife, Cathie, volunteer work with Arkansas Baptist Disaster Relief and the Arms Around Arkadelphia home repair ministry, and spending time at his cabin in the mountains near Jasper, Arkansas.