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Hey Terri. New and different organization. Not tied to the old one at all. New mission statement. We have a couple legal advisors (one of which knows the current case against CAE very well) and they are advising us to make sure we do not open ourselves up to any liability. No monies are in jeopardy of being seized. No need to be hesitant. = )

Well, that was telling.

"You have a very nice drum corps also!" #georgezingali

We are.

Takes one to know one. = )

Actually, not true. Our legal advisors have looked everything over on the website carefully, our mission statement is clear, and they are quite aware of the "in's and out's" of CAE's legal issues and what we can do or not do. We have had discussions for months concerning this. Thank you for your concern.

https://1934foundation.org/leadership/

https://1934foundation.org/leadership/

https://1934foundation.org/leadership/

https://1934foundation.org/leadership/

Hang tight. You guys have done some good stress testing on the website. More to come next week.

1934foundation.org A few of us have been working on this on and off for over 2 years. The past few months we have been holding Zoom calls with other alumni and have a group of over 130 involved. Take a look at the website.... and help us give scholarships to deserving drum corps performers.

PepWear owns the assets. PepWear is liquidating at 50% off the inventory that they have always owned outright and warehoused.

Mods. I sincerely request this topic be closed. There is a fair amount of false and misleading information. No one from the Cadets will be able to respond to any of this, especially on social media, for legal reasons. Also, the comments here on DCP could be used by either legal side and that would be unfortunate. Thank you.

Cesario was the brains behind the pink uniform and came in and consulted in the first year. Mason did not arrange or teach brass. He was the corps director and program/staff coordinator.