Tim Hadler

Tim Hadler Nashville Recording Artist and National Entertainer Tim was born as the youngest of nine children and raised on a farm in the foothills of the volcano Mount St. Helens. He jokes that his first audience was the cows he used to sing to on the farm. Since those days of farming, he's always loved to sing and dreamed of someday taking his talent to Nashville and beyond. It was never so much to be a "star" but to be able to help those in need because he could. At the age of ten he started having the call to help especially the lost and homeless. As a young man, he'd wake up in the middle of the night hearing THE voice to "please help"! His influence in this came, he believes, from his family's roots. His mother and father instilled in all their children to help others in all that you do. Giving out food baskets to the hungry during the holidays and being at the community's beck and call for anything was a normal thing in his childhood that his mother and father never failed to deliver on. At the age of 20 he did move to Nashville and two years later fulfilled a dream of singing on the world famous Grand Ole Opry. This opportunity opened the door to many things including the lead in a musical theatre production of Hank Williams, Sr and landing a recording contract with a major producer in Nashville, 2 songs in the top 100 songs on the Music Row Chart as well as an invite to move to Branson, Missouri and entertain. He's been touring the country ever since and has been a Branson Entertainer now for 25 years. He is the founder of GUMI CAMP which GUMI stands for Glad U Made It and it's his opportunity to fullfill his childhood dream and help those in most need. GUMI specializes in helping America's Veterans. To learn more about Tim or GUMI, log on to timhadler.com or gumicampusa.com. Check his music out on YouTube: Scream Down by the Railroad Tracks Where've You Been All My Life Tim currently performs over 100 shows a year in Branson paying tribute to the legendary George Strait in "Strait to Branson". While not performing in Branson he winters in South Texas performing shows on South Padre Island and in the spring and summer months you may just happen to see him performing near or in your home town touring from Nashville to the Northwest to the Great Lakes area in Minnesota. Though life gets busy, he never loses sight of his roots and returns every summer to spend precious time with his mother and siblings and family camping and fishing in the foothills of Mount St Helens.