Chris Fresolone is this week’s Ben’s Bells bellee. Soli Leal nominated Fresolone for his work in the Tucson Girls Chorus.
Leal wrote in her nomination letter: “It is an honor to nominate Dr. Chris Fresolone, who is referred to as Dr. Frez, to be considered for this recognition. I have been in Tucson Girls Chorus since I was in second grade and Dr. Frez has been an incredible supporter of all of the girls. He dedicates all of his time, talent, and knowledge as a director, an accompanist, tech support, and everything in between. He is a second dad, or a first dad to all of us girls. He has dry, yet super funny humor.
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