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We, the undersigned, being residents and property Gwners in the: C:TY CLERK.
City of Salina, Kansas, to hereby petition your honorable body for: :.........'..................................
Naming the park area adjacent to the Carve..r Center the JOHN H.. PARKER, JR, .MEMORIAL PARK
in honor and memory of John H. Parker, Jr..:, a native Salinian, who exemplified courage an'd
determination in the face of insurmountable odds with cancer, giving himself to making
others hajJj>Y through his musical and personal talents, and in whose honor an annual
college schoJ1ir-shijJ is offered for aid to a needy Kansas student of music or drama
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Naming the park area adjacent to the Carver Center the JOHN H. PARKER, JR, MEMORIAL PARK
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Salina, KS 67401
Gentlemen:
Attached are petitions with the number of signatures required to
nominate a name for the park area adjacent to Carver Center.
The following resume is offered for your consideration.
John H. Parker, Jr., was born in Salina on 11-6-48 and attended
Salina Public Schools. He was a self-taught musician and
delighted his audiences with his guitar and singing.
John was a member of the ~inks who h. an f. or seve. ral
years in the Salina area, , ., -- 'ftlJ...- ~ <f, t'1~
To advance his career, John moved to California where he became a
member of the group Andromedas, in which his first hit was
"Sweet, Sweet Baby" and on the flip side "Heart of Darkness."
One of his last efforts was a composition entitled "Winter Song"
consisting of his own lyrics and the melody written by his friend
in the band. This record was backed with "Say it Again, I Love
You." This record was made at a time when he was very ill, only
two weeks before his death, The recording was accomplished in
intervals, having to take time out for rest. He did not give up
until the taping was complete, and the battle was won,
His courage and determination in the face of insurmountable odds
in a battle with cancer are qualities of character that young
people of Salina can emulate.
By naming this area the JOHN H. PARKER JR. fy£f«}RIAL PARK, it will
serve as a reminder of the courage and determination of John H.
Parker, Jr., who died at age 21, but who lived to be a leader and
an example for others to follow,
Thank you for your consideration of this request.
Sincerely,
Maryland Parker
920 Birch
Salina, KS 67401
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John-John was &
town In Kansas. He had a twin s hter, Joyce, and was ona of the
two boys out of six children.
John.John always wanted to be e singer and musician. Whan
he was about ten his mothar bought him a guitar from the five
and tan cent store. John would play It end sing for hours at a
time. All the neighborhood kids were his audlance. Sometimes
his mother would tell him to keep tha nolsa down, but IIi dldn'tO
bother his Dad In tha least,
By the time John.John raachad his teans he was tall, and hand.
some and very popular with tha girls. He asked his mother to buy
him a raal guitar, which she did. John jolnad a local group as
their vocalist, and the group was highly successful and was asked
to play throughout tha area by both high schools and college..
rha following yaar John.John marrlad a girl he had met while
On a singing engagament, and a year later they had a son, John, III.
Soon after, tha family movad to California, whare there was mora
opportunity for John's caraer to advanco. Ha was fortunate there,
auditioning and being selacted by a group called the Andromeda..
John-John also lOOt numerous movie .tars and calebrated musicians.
When Illne.. forced John to seek medical ettentlon, he learnad
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he '.',IS ¡',oin;; to audition \.11th a ,'rolli' to be tiwlr sln:er.
,I" \.1"5 "c<,-epted!
,ilr"re '.'ere "e".:>ral .ntlcles and ;>Ictllr"s
In hi s ho;ne to"n pilper.
.\ sho"t tllne lilter he felt sick
ilnJ W.IS r",¡hed to thl' haspitill.
,lis pClrents \.Iere there,
.lnJ the doctors s,\Id he 1\.1d c¡lncer Clnd Informed th"m he
had only five to six ~!(lnths to live.
John John ;~ot Ollt
of Uvc hosplt.ll and continued to sin.; \.lith the ;:roup,
(hey recorded one record featurln~ him. even thou~h he
"as 10511", a du!!lln,: battle with a dreadful d15e,1se.
de continued to sin;;. and In his last t\.lO \.leeks of life,
\.Ihlle a very sick man, he recorded another record.
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time he \.Iould have to lie down; but the factor that ....on
\.Ias his determination and stayln~ po....er--he \.Ias never
defeateå or discouraged by his illness.
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John died at the a;ze of t....enty-one--jllst three days before
his birthday, he accomplished the championship and won.
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lournal'S t:nlrrlalnn\enl ,t:dllor",S"'h ,"\1,10, Tenn, ,.are conllncd 10 the "e.kcnd" .J
Somelin1e in, Ihc nexl tr", Thr rh~\hm and hlu" hand i, \ During ¡he summer monlh.'
Im,nths ,ou n1l~1.1 ¡'" \I>lcnln~,rO"'I"""-<I of .c\'Cn ynl1n~ n1cn. Ih I nd \ I I I !
10 your 'radio an" I>car Ihe an,: n1\ (',,!1'~c a~C wilh I'r exccp- <1 c Ilk' -~ an3 0... rave co~\' ;
"'II> . t' r t " 11 n I ' an y a,.. may n", te as aval '
nnunCCr ",y: e ,on~ y~u !'" Ion 0 ~ an>n, , run1mer able in ~;is seclion of Ibe Nun:
Il~"" wW' ".., '" ~~:"" '" ,',.,," ,~ " OO', """"' MOO "', ",.. ...""" ,.... ,- 1\
. The Dev"sl"l1n~ 1'ln1<' . ',h.,u"n hiGh 5(1100'- i'-g agency in ßeverly }I ills, U
It (ould h"I'I"'" ' Olher lnrm!>l'" arc scallered Calif., has indicalc<l Interest in:'
:¡ "". D<'" ",.,., ". ~', '00 "," ....,,", '" mob'" . ""'_. "\
I, \ toling Dinks", ,. Ilrown who phys bass guilar 1000r o! the IPS Ange!es area, \'
rhythm ..,,1' .nd trom",-,nc. and Olsen. Irum' "lIowever, Ihcse! plans arc.
"m ,..., , .. ,cl ,.",""" ""..,'" "m.. ¡.."",."':' m.. """,, I
made up ~wSI' ~". We,ky,!n \lnive"i\y, \' * * * \
\11 of Salin;! ,
you I h 5 fe-. t Vocalist John parker is al Ibc .
I urn c d' 1..1 :" ;", 1;"';:- Solina .m" VO- Tech school. Ro.n
\wcrkend Irom "F"" Webslcr who plays the organ"
f a recording .- al McI't1orson colle~c. ane! the
session il\ Inde' ,lead guilarisl Dou~ chapman Is
, pendenee, Mo ~'ar\lyn lal Kansas ¡;Il\te university, Man-
, While Ihere Ihe group cuI a 110m' hallan,.' .
onstralK," record cnlillcc\ "Oul plaYIng s~" and Jati. nUle. IS
! of Mv Mind." Larry Clar<o "ho hO' a cIvIl
\ . \S<'l'Vice job al ForI RileY.
LyriCS are by Ihe "Dinks" .
vocalist J.~n l'arker, and popu'ar ,In 1'\ld....SI .
\ mu,ic by Ton\ Olsen, trader 11>e band" as organlted 'In
of the grOup. laIc Augusl and has played all
over Ibe midwes\. During th~ '
\.li~:;:Co~P::i~ ~y~::,:;;:;s~~~' ". Jo\\n-fl. Parke,
10 see if any changes in Iho' ar- , '
rangemc~1 nred 10 be mad., The \ 'dies at 11
\ number IS lhen re-reeordcc\ seV' '
I ral weeks later. "'the Din"""
'return 10 Miss(""ri to cuI their Jd1n H.parker ' r., 21, a POpu'
lar singer with a Salina band
record "il\ about three weeks", h'J1>e Dinks,",. and laler with
hOuI 01 My Mind" is'brino:: a California grW¡>, died we<\ñe...
\ recorded al Cavern Recording day" at OUn VIew hoSPital, Pa.,
I Studios in Independence, Mo. eoima, Calif.
Bul no decision has been cause of death was unde",r'
reached on what label the rCC' mln~but MJ', Parke: bad been
nord will carry. ¡'óspilaliz.ed aboull0 days.
}Ie was born in Satina Nov ,
1948, andUved here unlil mo..:mg
10 California in April, 1969.
;, He sang in sa1ina for several:
" years, and bad recorded ~ bits,'
"Sweet, Swèet Baby" 'and
, "}leul or' Dar\aJess", . '
He was 'meniler of St. JOhn'.,
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~ir. Parker is survived by lbe,
widow. Rosalyn, and a son, John,
}larTÌ50n In; his parents. Mr, \
and Mrs, Jd1n H~ Parker sr., 920'
Birch Drive. and' 5 sisters,'
Joyce, his lWÏ11, Pacoima; Mrs.
,Not.ma Jean Brovin. Sun Valley,
Ca\ll,:~s.. Judy,'}o . Kraflon, \
IP, S .An,g.eles, Calil.:,Mrš-',Janiee
Kay SheDY, Kansas .CilY; 'Kas.,
and CMrlee, 920 Birch Drive,
The Rush smitb funerat home
1m announce arrangem~nls, j
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l>y l11ore )..arnc.l 1'<'01'1. Ihan I.
Ha~cr, I ta\;o pen In han'! to
'mle .~boul m~',..'¡¡ - an ""1"
~:~ge American c;;l¡rn who
, sat and watched ami wail,
,'II for somrone else 10 be m
keeper <>f Ihe 1l.SICe - to pr~
>\'Ne my lk.;I1Ol-racy,
Oh, fl'Ilow Americans. '.e
mu.l Ix«"me doers and ""I .",
enll t? Ihis 'iK'Clal,nhil' 'of
watchll1t: our d<'l\œracy de..')',
I like m"lI)' ulhers a,k, "Who'
can f do~" I 'Isk but I do not
act. l1ere, in Salina, there are
many community bettermcnl
programs in which W>J can be,
\'OlIIe -,\CU"e. To lisl a few: The
Amef1~anizaliol1 Center; the
D3)' Care «nter; \he program
t? replace lIead Start: Carver
(:"nlcr; PTA; S\1n1r!1".r Recrea-
lion programs. church w<>rk, ele-
Our line children and ~'our
children deserve Ibe opporluni,
ly 10 grow and.live in a counlry
[1'l'C fr"," violence. prrju,1ice
and "atr",.!.
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.ccrl~iIÌ¡Y. our first reS Jllnsi-
blhl; IS m3king our OWI1 homes
healthy, happy places foe' our
children It} d,,'elop, Bul what of
lbo<.e \1110 have unhappy homes
and unequal opportu11ilies 10 de-
v~op l11eir talents? CanoL we
gJ"e a day or a hall of a ria'
to lheir cause? y
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appropriately named," ,aid
Olsen, "Tlley're alt under-
ground since originally il
..as a rock It\lany,"
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Dear Mrs. Parker:
Enclosed please find two copies of the
ANDROMEDA Record featuring your son's vocal.
One copy is for you, and one copy is for
Chris Allen at KLSI-AM. I will send you a
couple of more copies as soon as I get a
few more in. Right now the record has not
been distributed and we have limited numbers.
Thank you very much.
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Just received your letter regarding the automobile
that Johnny was driving prior to his death.
This car was leased for Johnny by my company to give
him a nice comfortable car to drive. It has now
been returned to the leasing agency and is not for
sale. As you know, I made the payment on the car
for the several months that Johnny used it and was
more than happy to do so. The leasing company does
not sell these cars but only rents or leases them.
Within a week to two weeks we should be able to send you
copies of the new record featuring Johnny on both sides,
and, incidentally, with his name on the label this time.
The songs are "Say It Again, I Love You' b/w "Winter Song".
I am sending payment for those posters directly to the
printer. Could you send me two or three copies of those
posters?
Do you have any good photos of Johnny? We could use any
copies of any photos you might have for publi~y on the
forthcoming record.
I will write you again soon about this record.
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MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP FUND
March 23, 1981
Dear Fellow Salinans:
As you may recall, the John H. Parker, Jr. Memorial Scholarship
Fund originated in 1976 to aid a needy Kansas student regardless
of race, creed or color, in the pursuit of a music or drama
education at the college level.
With the benefit of help provided by many of you, Tyress Allen,
who now resides in Texas, received a $500.00 scholarship for 1977
while he was a student at Marymount College majoring in theater
and drama. Without this assistance Tyress would have been
forced to discontinue his education.
John H. Parker, Jr. was a native of Salina and a self-taught
musician. His principle desire was a formal education in w~sic.
He moved to California with his wife, Rosalyn and son, John III
to pursue his musical career. He was auditioned and signed by
a record company and recorded songs which he had composed.
Unfortunately, he became terminally ill with cancer. However,
he continued to record music and support his family. One of his
last efforts was a composition entitled "Winter Song" consisting
of lyrics which he set to a melody written by a friend.
Once again, we wish to see your help,
provide will be greatly appreciated.
The object of the scholarship is to provide a fitting memorial
for John H. Parker, Jr. assisting other needful students in their
quest for an education in music and drama. This committee
originated five years ago to help raise money and to evaluate
scholarship applicants. The objective is to make an annual
award of assistance hopefully amounting to $500.00.
Any assistance you can
Please send your check to the John H. Parker, Jr. Memorial
Scholarship Fund, care of the Planters Bank and Trust Company,
Salina, Kansas 67401 to the attention of Larry Beil or to
Maryland Parker, P.O. Box 705, Salina, Kansas.
Sincerely yours,
Scholarship committee
Larry Beil
Karen Graves
Sister Betty Pierce
Maryland Parker
JAMES BYBON
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of ANDROMEDA record, featuring
your son Jolin Parker. He here
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Records hop~lthat you can enjoy
th~se recœrds just as much as
we have. He was indeed a great
singer.
Kindest Personal Regards,
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,Dear Mrs, Piirker,
Just receivediour letterregiirding the iiutomobile
thiit Johnny was drivi!)g priotto 'h:i:â ,death,
'rhis Ciir was\, leiisèd for Johnny by my compiiny to give
him a nice comfortable car to drive. It has now
been returned to the leasing agency and is !Jot for
sale. As" you know, I 'nw.de the payment on the car
for th~' sev",ral ;months 'that Johnny used it a!\d WiiS
mor,e thiin ,happy to do so. The leiisingcompany does
not sell ¡these Ciirs ,but only rents or leases them.
Within a week to two weeks we shouJ.:dbe able to send you
copies of the new' record' feat\¡ring ,Johnny on both sides r
'lind, incidentiilly ,with hisrtiime on the label this time,
ThE! son~,s are "Say It Again,. I 'Love You' b/w "Winter Song",
Iiim sending payment for those, posters directly to the,
printer, Could you send me two ór three copies of those
posters?
Do you have iiny g0od photos of, Johnny? We could use iiny
copi,esof a!\y photos you might hiive for public!.¡.t.y on the
forthcoming record.
soon iibout this record.
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OINKS DANCE - A-GO-GO
Featuring the Devastating
Dini<s 7-Piece Dance and Show Band
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1967
from 9 until 12
4,H BlIlLOING - SALINA, KANSAS
Regular P'¡cc 52.00 Admi"ion wj,~ '~i, "ekel 5 1.50
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