Charles Key

Bob Jones Sr.

Mary Tom Speer-Reid

Polly Varner, widow of Wally Varner

Betty Edwards, widow of Happy Edwards

Gerald Williams

Jack Pittman

Ricky, Midgie, and Randy, sons and daughter of the late Rose Carter-Karnes

Donnie Hyles, son of the late Vernon Hyles

Henry Slaughter

The crowd at the Back Porch Theater enjoying Southern Sound's stand.

The Talley Trio did a beautiful job during the afternoon concerts.

Up-and-coming quartet Crystal River thrills the crowd with their 
version of the song "Plant My Feet on Higher Ground".

The Booth Brothers (with Michael being his normal self) entertain the crowd with the western classic "Don't Fence Me In"

Once again, Dr. Jerry Goff did a fantastic job as emcee of the Induction Ceremony

SGMA President Steve French and Board Member Earl Eleton congratulate Maurice Templeton, whose induction was a complete surprise to him.

92-year-old Bob Jones Sr., joined by his Songfellows Quartet, received a standing ovation for his version of "Mansion Over the Hilltop"

The Gaither Vocal Band pay tribute to Vernon Hyles with current hit and Rangers Quartet classic, "Journey to the Sky"

The Florida Boys pay tribute to Happy Edwards with the Harmoneers classic, "Moving Up to Heaven".

Bob Brumley humbly accepts the James D. Vaughan Impact Award.

In paying tribute to Wally Varner, Jeff Stice played and dressed like Wally on "Bells of Joy Keep Ringing", much to the audience's delight.

A surprised Maurice Templeton watches his video tribute.

Just a small portion of the near-sell-out crowd for the induction ceremony.

SGMA President Steve French and Museum Curator Liz Autry have played a huge part in the success of the SGMA.

Bill Gaither sang Executive Director Charlie Waller's praises for a job well done.