Squire Parsons, Jr.
In honor of, and remembering the life of Squire E. Parsons Jr., a renowned southern gospel pianist, singer/songwriter and ordained minister from Asheville, N.C.
Born on April 4, 1948, Squire was a beloved husband to his wife Linda and together they have four children.
Squire had a unique gift of songwriting as he penned and co-wrote nearly 600 songs. "Sweet Beulah Land" and "Look For Me" are just two popular songs for which he was known. He received an honorary degree in music at Virginia Tech and went on in his career to receive many awards plus a nomination for a Dove award. He joined the well known quartet known as The Kingsmen and The Calvarymen Quartet.
Following his years traveling and singing with the quartets, in 1979 he decided to begin his solo career. He continued on his own for the remainder of his life while his health remained until just the last few years when decided to leave the road. Squire was inducted in the Southern Gospel Music Hall of Fame in 2008. As to his achievements, they are numerous and it would be difficult to name them all. He gave all the glory to his Lord and Savior for a successful career in music. Squire passed away on May 05, 2025, surrounded by his family.
He will be forever in our hearts, and we extend our heartfelt sympathy to his family at this time.
With our love,
John E. Wobma
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