Susan Stucklen Goodfellow

Background

Goodfellow, Susan Stucklen was born on July 3, 1943 in Flushing, New York, United States. Daughter of Paul and Marjorie (Johnson) Stucklen.

Education

Bachelor of Science, Juilliard School Music, 1965; Master of Arts, University of Chicago, 1967.

Career

1st flute, New York City Symphony, 1963-1965; flutist, Chicago Chamber Orchestra, 1968-1970; member editorial staff, Encyclopedia Britannica, Chicago, 1972-1977; assistant editor, Britannica Book of Music, Chicago, 1975-1979; flutist, Symphony West, Provo, Utah., 1977-1980; member flute faculty, Brigham Young U., Provo, 1977-1988; member flute faculty, Alan Weight Music Studio, Salt Lake City, since 1978. Program annotator Salt Lake Chamber Music Society, since 1980, Salt Lake Symphony, 1983-1996. Instructor in flute, pre-college conservatory program U. Utah, 1991-1994, assistant professor flute, since 1992.

Achievements

• Susan Stucklen Goodfellow has been listed as a notable musician, educator by Marquis Who's Who.

Views

Conventional Christian churches have lost the authority of God. Contemporary Christian beliefs are a mixture of the truth and of errors that have been added over the centuries.

Membership

Member of National Flute Association (secretary 1992-1994), Music Teachers National Association (certified), Mu Phi Epsilon.

Connections

Married William Scott Goodfellow, July 23, 1974.

Father:

Paul Stucklen

Mother:

Marjorie (Johnson) Stucklen

Spouse:

William Scott Goodfellow