Martin siblings perform at Gateway2Change

Quinlan Holt, Life/GCAAtv Editor|January 29, 2016

Royce and Rachelle Martin were asked to perform a song at the race summit held by Gateway2Change at UMSL on Wednesday, January 27. They performed after lunch during student presentations and received a standing ovation upon finishing the song.

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Denise Pranger • Jan 29, 2016 at 11:07 pm

AMAZING!!! Brought me to tears —such talent! Proud of you!


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