Corwin was born July 17, 1933, in Modena, MO, to Lynn Thomas and Mary (Arnote) Elliott. He graduated from Princeton High School in Princeton, MO, then went on to earn his bachelor's degree in music education from Northwest Missouri State University, and finally his master's degree from Central Missouri State University.
Corwin was passionate about music and teaching. His 40-year teaching career as an instrumental music teacher took him to Missouri, Iowa, and Atchison and Kansas City. He was a positive influence to thousands of lives by the sharing of his passion and love of music.
Corwin was a member of Lenexa Masonic Lodge #315, Abdallah Shrine, and Overland Park Christian Church. He was also a member of the Sons of the American Revolution.
Corwin was proceeded in death by his parents and brothers Samuel and Morris.
Corwin was passionate about music and teaching. His 40-year teaching career as an instrumental music teacher took him to Missouri, Iowa, and Atchison and Kansas City. He was a positive influence to thousands of lives by the sharing of his passion and love of music.
Corwin was a member of Lenexa Masonic Lodge #315, Abdallah Shrine, and Overland Park Christian Church. He was also a member of the Sons of the American Revolution.
Corwin was proceeded in death by his parents and brothers Samuel and Morris.
Corwin was born July 17, 1933, in Modena, MO, to Lynn Thomas and Mary (Arnote) Elliott. He graduated from Princeton High School in Princeton, MO, then went on to earn his bachelor's degree in music education from Northwest Missouri State University, and finally his master's degree from Central Missouri State University.
Corwin was passionate about music and teaching. His 40-year teaching career as an instrumental music teacher took him to Missouri, Iowa, and Atchison and Kansas City. He was a positive influence to thousands of lives by the sharing of his passion and love of music.
Corwin was a member of Lenexa Masonic Lodge #315, Abdallah Shrine, and Overland Park Christian Church. He was also a member of the Sons of the American Revolution.
Corwin was proceeded in death by his parents and brothers Samuel and Morris.
Corwin was passionate about music and teaching. His 40-year teaching career as an instrumental music teacher took him to Missouri, Iowa, and Atchison and Kansas City. He was a positive influence to thousands of lives by the sharing of his passion and love of music.
Corwin was a member of Lenexa Masonic Lodge #315, Abdallah Shrine, and Overland Park Christian Church. He was also a member of the Sons of the American Revolution.
Corwin was proceeded in death by his parents and brothers Samuel and Morris.
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