Those who were around Pasadena in the late 60's and 70's will know Joe Bauer. He had a passion for music and was one of the people in charge of the music for the America Listen campaigns. He died Christmas morning. Following is information about him and a link to his web sites for a trip down memory lane.
Joanna's husband just called to let me know that Joe passed away at around 5 am this morning...he had been at Joanna's home for a few days but was moved to a care facility some where in the area. There are no plans solidified at this time but they will let us know as soon as they do. Joanna asked that the band members/friends be notified. I told Rubin that I did not want to offend anyone, but when I heard Joe was failing, I feared getting notification on Christmas or New Years as that would be a TRUE Joe Bauer exit....Rubin said that was one of Joanna's first thoughts! Joe cut a huge swath in life, and positively affected thousands...I am personally a far richer person for having known, worked with, shared experiences and spent time with Joseph C. Bauer!!Lucky for us, Bill Hughes made a reel-to-reel AC band tape into MP3 files and Wayne Bauer—Joe’s nephew—has kindly posted them on Joe’s website (which Wayne is keeping up himself). Wayne also posted all the scrapbook pages that were done. Joe got to listen to one of the band tracks just a short time ago and it made him smile. He also got to see (or had read to him) all the scrapbook pages that are posted and he really enjoyed them, even cried over some. I hope everyone will send theirs that haven’t so we can post those too! Wayne is happy to do that for us.The URL is: http://bauerfilms.com/josephcbauer/theband.htmAnd Joe’s website is: AssignmentAdventure.comIf you don’t remember how good the band was-and I didn’t even though I was in it!—you’ll really enjoy listening to the tracks that Bill Hughes supplied. They were apparently recorded in the late 60's and are sure to bring back happy memories.


