Mystery no more: Charlottesville Chick-fil-A singer ID’d
By Schilling Show on Aug 15, 2012 with Comments 1
The mystery man who led assembled patrons in prayerful song at Charlottesville’s Woodbrook Chick-fil-A (CFA) has been indentified.
Michael S., featured anonymously in a 35-second YouTube clip recorded on Chick-fil-A Appreciation Day—and the subject of a Schilling Show all-points bulletin—contacted The Schilling Show recently to identify himself.
The talented vocalist grew up singing table-side at his father’s Italian restaurant and thus is no stranger to public performance. He professes a love for public prayer, as well, and was grateful for the opportunity to sing Irving Berlin’s God Bless America with like-minded CFA customers.
While Michael sought no reward or recognition for his efforts, a local innkeeper had offered a free stay to the singer and his family, if identified. The Schilling Show has connected the two parties.
(Video courtesy of Pastor Fernando Garay)
Filed Under: Religion and Faith • Video
About the Author: Rob Schilling is founder of The Schilling Show Blog and News; host of WINA's The Schilling Show, heard weekdays from noon to 2 PM; husband; father; and community watchdog.




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