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Carl Coates and his son, Scott, in the Dorranceton United Methodist Church in Kingston, Pa. With a century of combined musical experience under their belts, Carl Coates, 83, and son Scott Coates, 48, have spent most of their Sunday mornings playing organs in local churches. There is no place either would rather be, particularly on Easter Sunday, the holiest day of the year for Christians, than seated at an organ, leading congregants in worship with music and hymns.(Warren Ruda /The Times-Tribune via AP)
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