Sandy’s involvement with handbells began in the early 1980’s when PRCC acquired their first set of handbells as a memorial gift. After ringing under the direction of Jerome Butera for several years, she became the director of the various handbell groups.

Andrew and Angie have been singing with the PRCC Chancel Choir since 2000. In addition to being section leaders in the choir they also lead the music at the 8:30 worship service and teach the Sunday School music. Andrew has been teaching Elementary Music in the Melrose Park School District since 1999. Angie is an Adjunct Professor in the Music Department at Northeastern Illinois University. She is also the Music Education Coordinator at the Elmhurst Park District. There she teaches voice, piano, and ukulele. For more info on Angie and Andrew Weber check out their website.

Originally from a suburb of Detroit, Michigan, Lorenzo graduated from Wayne State University with a degree in vocal performance. He has performed with the Santa Fe Opera, Chautauqua Opera, Michigan Opera Theatre and Opera Omaha. In 1987 he was selected as a cantor in the celebration of the Eucharistic Liturgy with Pope John Paul II at the Pontiac Silverdome, Michigan. In September 2001, the Aon Corporation called upon Lorenzo to sing their memorial service at the Cathedral of St. Patrick, New York, honoring their employees lost in the 9/11 tragedy at the World Trade Center. In addition to stage and concert performances around the country and the Chicagoland area, he was a member of Chicago's 2016 Olympic Bid Committee serving as the Guest Services Manager. He currently works in IT Security for USBank. You can visit his website here.

Sarah Hibbard is a masterful musician whose voice has been described as a shimmering soprano with a resounding quality reminiscent of the golden age of singing. The Albuquerque Journal declared her to have “a brilliant sound and thorough-going technique, clearly a star in the making.” In Chicago she was praised for her “charismatic acting technique and her verismo singing.” Performances include, Gilda in Rigoletto with the Haifa Symphony in Israel, Frasquita in Carmen with Denyce Graves at Opera Charleston, Summer of Knoxville with Chicago Sinfonietta and the Verdi Requiem with Evanston Symphony. ​ Sarah’s operatic portrayals of past seasons include Violetta in La Traviata, Nedda in Pagliacci, Donna Anna in Don Giovanni, Mimi in La Bohème, the Countess in Mozart’s Le Nozze di Figaro and Della in Gift of the Magi. ​ In addition to her performance credentials, Sarah completed her doctorate in performance and teaches at College of Lake County as a music professor.