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Bob joined the band in 2005 after moving to Old Orchard Beach from Massachusetts. He was previously the Pipe Sergeant of the Scots Highland Pipes and Drums located in Ashby, MA. Bob was appointed Pipe Sergeant of the DHB in May of 2009. Bob has been a piper for over 25 years and his favorite memory is playing his pipes on the Scottish battlefield of Culloden in the Fall of 2007.


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Band News


June 2, 2010
The DHB was featured in an article that appeared in the Morning Sentinel and the Sunday Telegram. Here are the links to the article and the slide show.









The Dunlap Highland Band

DHB at Fort Knox Tattoo 2009

Our Mission

We are a nonprofit organization, dedicated to preservation and enjoyment of Scottish music and tradition. The primary purpose of the Band is to encourage those members of the general public who are interested, especially the youth of the community, to pursue a Scottish musical education without creating financial burden. A secondary purpose is to provide instruments and/or help with uniforms for those members of the Band who would otherwise find participation impossible. We are able to accomplish these goals with the money we earn at performance events, fundraising and through the generous donations we receive from various individuals, businesses and organizations such as the St. Andrews Society of Maine.


PS Bob Gillis - Gettysburg, PA Senator Collins with members of the Dunlap Highland Band Summer golf outing

P.S. Bob Gillis at the memorial to the 16th Regiment of Maine on the Gettysburg Battle Field - Gettysburg, PA

Senator Susan Collins on her recent tour with band members Paul Halvorsen, Bob Gillis and P/M George Pulkkinen

Summer kilted golf outing