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Ed Pierson
This is Ed's ninth year of singing the bass part, having joined the Chapel Quartet in the spring of 1999. We love having Ed in the group. He has grown into a fine bass singer and has a wonderful spirit about him.
Ed was recently married in 2006 to a
wonderful lady, Pam. After many years, the Lord knew just who to
put into Ed's life. We welcome Pam into the CQ wives' club with
open arms. Ed also has an ongoing health concern. He has
polycystic kidney disease, of which there is no cure. He went on
dialysis full time just before his wedding and continues to be on a waiting
list for a kidney transplant.
"I most enjoy the opportunities to sing the praises of our Lord, Jesus Christ and also to spread His Good News to others."
Email Ed:
Brian Eager
Brian Eager is the newest member of the quartet, joining in the fall of 2002. Although new to Southern Gospel singing, he has been singing 4-part harmony since his high school days, and as baritone for CQ has now completed the cycle. As a teenager he was the bass in his high school quartet, joined the Summit City Chorus as a lead in 1991, and sings tenor with Those Guys, a registered quartet with the Barbershop Harmony Society. During the work day, Brian is a service technician for Sears, Roebuck and Co.'s Parts and Repair Services division Brian and his wife Barbara live east of Harlan, IN and are the parents of Becky, Benjamin and Brent. (no, the alliteration of their first names was not planned, unless it was God’s plan) "We know that the Lord works in mysterious ways. My first recording with the Chapel Quartet, He Said Live was released in early 2004. At the time of the recording, I was not aware that my father, Dale, had just a few months to live after a long battle with cancer. He and my Mom came to our performance at Taylor Chapel in Fort Wayne, IN that May and picked up a copy of the CD. He told me how much he was enjoying getting to listen to it each night as he went to sleep. Just days before he went home to the Lord, he told me: ‘Son, I’ve seen some glimpses of the other side, and I’m telling you there’s nothing to be afraid of.’ So I need to pass this good news along, and what better way than through good old Southern Gospel music." Email
Brian:
Brad Davis Brad is our lead singer and the last charter member of the 15 year old group. Originally from Pennsylvania, he has made his home in Fort Wayne, Indiana since 1979. Brad and his wife Brenda have been married for 22 years and have two children, Laura and Patrick. Brad has very diverse hobbies. When his schedule allows, he likes to act down at the Fort Wayne Civic Theatre. He portrayed Max Detweiller in the "Sound of Music", and has played the brother Simeon in "Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat." When he isn't driving or tinkering on his classic Volkswagen, you'll find him dressed in blue, rooting on his Indianapolis Colts. He's been a fan since a guy named Unitas played for them in Baltimore. Brenda was diagnosed and treated for cancer in 2005, a lyposarcoma. She had surgery and 33 radiation treatments. She is now cancer-free almost 2 years after the surgery. Praise the Lord! It was during the diagnosis of that cancer that our song "Not Gonna Worry" became very real to us. "I couldn't handle the stress and anxiety of not knowing what was going to happen. So I laid the burden at the feet of Jesus and let him lift the load with me" God is good, all the time!" Email Brad:
Greg Brown This is the ninth year that Greg has been singing tenor for the quartet. He came to the CQ in 1999, and had been singing Southern Gospel music for many years with several other men's and mixed quartets. Greg is married to Faun and they live in Fort Wayne with their two sons, Alex and Richard. Greg and Faun have also done some singing together. Greg works as a Sales Representative for
a local construction company. When he gets the chance, he loves to
spend time in the great outdoors. Email Greg:
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