Quartet of singing cupids share the love around Sequim  Quartet
of singing cupids share the love around Sequim »Play Video
SEQUIM, Wash. -- A quartet of cupids leave their significant
others every Valentine's Day to share the love in restaurants,
retirement homes, and banks.  The singing group Aspire is made
of two sisters and their two friends. The ladies harmonize in
the car on their way to deliver singing valentines around
Sequim.  At the Lodge, an assisted living facility, the foursome
searched for Eleanor Forsyth. They found the 85-year-old
lunching in the cafeteria with Jim Forsyth, her husband of 62
years. He paid $40 to reserve a singing valentine for his bride.
He'd planned to surprise Eleanor but their apartment is small
and she overheard his call to the quartet. But that didn't stop
an excited Eleanor from beaming as the singers approached her
table and handed her a rose and card and love songs from her
husband.  Aspire turned Captain and Tennille's "Love Will Keep
Us Together" into a barbershop