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Billy Lee Salmon to sing in ACHS Spring Concert



2019-05-02 - Columbia - Photo from music director Ginna Franklin.
You can hear Billy Lee Salmon sing in the Spring Concert is at Columbia United Methodist Church, 7pmCT on May 16, 2019.

He is in 10th grade at ACHS. A tenor in the choir, he's the son of Bobby Salmon and Jennifer Cooper and has been singing since he was six years old.

He writes, "What I love most about singing is how it makes me feel like I have a purpose in the world. I first found out I could sing in church. I would like to thank my dad for always being my number one fan and also Mrs. Franklin for always showing and reminding me what I am capable of. I hope to see everyone at our concert on May 16th!"


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