Dave Pomery, on left, and Randall Franks.
Studio/stage musician and producer and American Federation of Musicians Local 257 president Dave Pomery recognized entertainer and fiddler Randall Franks, "Officer Randy Goode" from TV's "In the Heat of the Night," for achieving 25 years of membership in the Nashville Association of Musicians.
Mr. Franks became part of the union initially when he first guest starred for the Grand Ole Opry in 1984.
“I am honored to be one among the greatest fellowship of musicians anywhere in the world,” Mr. Franks said. “The members and the organization truly strive to look after each other, and improve opportunities and benefits for those who spend their lives trying to make others happy with their talents.”
Mr. Franks also surpassed 25 years in the Screen Actors Guild now merged as SAG-AFTRA. Mr. Franks features many current and former A.F.M. 257 and SAG-AFTRA members in his latest book "Encouragers II: Walking with the Masters."
For more information visit randallfranks.com.