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The Trumpet Man Who Played for the President | Dayton News
George Schlub, a law enforcement officer and devoted husband, turned his passion for crafting trumpets into a national spotlight when the U.S. Army commissioned him to make a trumpet for a major event — one played for the President. Inspired by jamming with his wife, George’s handmade instrument became a symbol of personal dedication and unexpected glory, still used today to play “Taps” and the national anthem at ceremonies — proof that hidden talents, fueled by love and support, can rise to extraordinary heights. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow…
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