How do you find a low-voiced woman?

 Sarah Nainan-Newhard:

Sarah’s addiction to barbershop started in 1991, when she found a singing outlet for an art form that appreciates women who sing low notes. 

She’s been a member of the Internationally-placed Pride of Baltimore chapter since 1995, where she’s be dancing up a storm on their front row and representing the chorus as their emcee in local performances, as well as the chorus’ regional and international competitions. 

In addition, Sarah has been very active on the regional level, serving as Region 19’s Communications Coordinator and, most recently, as Education Coordinator. 

She’s now devoting her barbershop time solely to The Fource, as she currently bounces back and forth between her homes in Massachusetts and Maryland, with boyfriend and cats in tow. 

Sarah works for Goodwill Industries International as a software trainer, which feeds her other addictions of being able to speak in front of audiences, and earning as many frequent flyer points for her dream trip around the world (someday) and getting upgraded to first class on a regular basis.