Sara Susan Sudie Gregory

Background

Gregory, Sara Susan Sudie was born on June 24, 1952 in DeQueen, Arkansas, United States. Daughter of Eugene Cluran Gregory and Maxine Louise Fulton.

Education

Student, East Texas State University, 1964—1966. Student, Southern Methodist University, 1967—1969. Student, University Oklahoma, 1971.

Student, Southeastern Oklahoma State University, 1972—1975. Student, University Denver, 1974. Student, Oklahoma City University, 1981.

Student, San Francisco State University, 1996. Student, University North Texas. Master classes in trumpet, National Trumpet Symposium.

Master classes in trumpet, North Texas State University.

Career

Auditor, payroll, insurance agent Oklahoma Employment Service, Oklahoma City, 1975—1980. Accountant Steven E. Thomas, Certified Public Accountant, 1980—1982. Musician, audio engineer, record producer World Evangelism Services, 1983—1994.

Owner Times Two Records and Public, Oklahoma City and San Francisco, 1986—1994, North Beach Recording, San Francisco, 1990—1994. Receptionist San Francisco Planning and Urban Research, since 1996. Audio/video engineer Bill Graham Presents, San Francisco, 1996, archivist, 1996.

Event staff San Francisco Performing Arts Foundation, 1996—1998, Bay Area Music Awards, 1996—1998, Black and White Ball, 1996. Publicist Daniel Castro Blues Band, 1996—1998. Producer Kimpton Productions Live from the Starlight Room television show, 1998.

Hostess Little City & Tavolino Restaurants, 1998. Enumerator United States Department Commerce-Census 2000, 2000. Archivist George Tsongas, 2001.

Judge Northern California Songwriters Association, San Francisco, 1997. Producer/engineer performance and program committee Upper Grant Ave Fall Art Fair, since 2003.

Achievements

• Sara Susan Sudie Gregory has been listed as a notable recording engineer, executive, archivist, musician, lyricist, singer, poet by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Member Common Cause, Telegraph Hill Dwellers Association, San Francisco, since 1994. Member communications committee Pioneer Park Project at Coit Tower, 1996—2001, 400 Trees Project Telegraph Hill Dwellers and Friends of the Urban Forest, San Francisco, 1996—1998. Member jazz band Southeast Oklahoma State University, 1972—1975.

Concert band trumpet soloist Madrigal Singers and Opera Workshop. Founder National Campaign for Tolerance, 2005. Poll worker presidential election, 1996, 2000, 2004.

Member of League of Women Voters, National Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences (staff 1997), Audio Engineering Society, Music Educators National Conference, Brass Quintet (outstanding brass ensemble 1969-1970), Dixieland Combo-Southeast Oklahoma District Teachers, Oklahoma Music Educator's Convention, Four States Band Masters Convention, 4H Club, District 3 Democratic Club.

Interests

• Cooking, sewing, ceramics.

Connections

Married Steven Eugene Thomas, November 18, 1977 (divorced December 1, 1995).

Father:

Eugene Cluran Gregory

Mother:

Maxine Louise Fulton

Spouse:

Steven Eugene Thomas