Lt Colonel Gregory M. Kane - Springfield, IL
Greg has made his love of history a family affair. His wife, Sandra, portrays
an elegant lady of the time period. Their son, Alexander Remington Kane is First Lieutenant in Company
A, and
their son Jonathan "Duke" Kane, is a Corporal in Company A. Greg is a retired
dentist who has been interested in black powder firearms since third grade Cub Scouts where a family friend
demonstrated a hand made Kentucky rifle. The smell of black powder had him hooked at age 9. Greg built his
first CVA pistol kit in sixth grade and he has been shooting black powder for over 35 years. He joined SASS
10 years ago where he began shooting cowboy cartridge guns in competition. Greg's great-great uncle Thomas McCraren
was in the 42nd Illinois Infantry Regiment, Company C, 2nd Division, 3rd Brigade, 4th Army Corps.
For his devotion to duty in the 10th Cavalry, Greg has received the Army of the Tennessee Medal.
Randall Cheatham - Brighton, Illinois
Portrays - Chaplain, Captain Francis Springer
Randy is the spiritual counselor for the Regiment. His portrayal of Springer meshes well
with Randy's real life. He is a licensed minister who enjoys
Bible study, teaching Sunday school, studying the Civil War, and playing the banjo. He is a retired medical
lab technician and is married to Patty.
Lieutenant Dawn Henry - Low Point, Illinois
Portrays - Regiment Chief Bugler Lt Frederick H. Miller
Dawn plays bugle for the regiment and manages the 10th Cavalry
Band where she plays French Horn and E flat Alto horn. When she is not
wearing a uniform, she portrays Margaret, the wife of Colonel Dudley Wickersham, aka Ted Henry, her real
life husband. Dawn is a retired State Farm Auto Claims Adjuster. She enjoys gardening, cooking,
and especially baking. She reads extensively about the Civil War as well as other eras in American History.
Together, Dawn and Ted have 5 children and 8 grandchildren.
2nd Lieutenant Ron Weidner, Urbana, Illinois
Second Lieutenant Ron Weidner portrays a Civil War photographer attached to the 10th Cavalry. He is married to
Kay,
and is a retired electrician. He enjoys wood
carving and modern photography when not wearing wool and re-living history.
Quartermaster Sergeant Mike Worthey, Lincoln, Illinois
Mike Worthey portrays the company quartermaster sergeant. He is in charge of
procuring whatever supplies are provided by the event. In real life, he is retired from a career in the Army.
He loves
to read, especially about military history. He previously reenacted with the 7th Kansas Cavalry.

In Memoriam - Ted Zelinski - Springfield, Illinois
Portrayed Surgeon, Major Augustus A.
Shutt
See "In Memoriam" Page
In Memoriam -- Sergeant-Major Alan Kilgore -
Chestnut, IL
See "In Memoriam" Page