Scott Washam began singing at the age of 12 in his local youth Choir at Lucedale Church of God in Lucedale, MS.  His first Southern Gospel experience was with Heavens Echoes from Saraland, Alabama, where he played piano.  Today Scott plays piano for Day Three and handles the baritone, lead and tenor. This year, Scott will celebrate 31 years in Southern Gospel music.  He works full-time with Optum Insight, where he is a Strategic Solutions Advisor in the Implementation department.  In his spare time, Scott enjoys playing tennis, golf, board games, cards and spending time with his family.  Scott also piddles in graphic design and does most of Day Three's graphics.  

Rhonda Whitman began singing at the age of 18 along side her mother, Eve Whitman at the piano.  Rhonda also learned to play bass guitar at 4 years old and is one of the finest bass players in Southern Gospel music today.  Rhonda has grown up among many legends in gospel music.  She's from the northern part of Alabama near Cheaha Mountain.  She has been involved in Southern Gospel her entire life.  She will celebrate 49 years of singing and playing this year.  She's sang with groups like the Rowlands and currently handles the high soprano, lead and sometimes alto for Day Three. She works full time in a plant nursery where she takes care of various types of vegetation.    

Amy Dunnam was born into a singing and preaching family. Her dad was a preacher and the family traveled often. She learned the words to “In The Valley”, penned by the late Dottie Rambo at a very young age and it has become her theme song through the years.  She is a 18 year cancer survivor.  Amy has a passion for people like no one I've ever met.  Her alto voice has been compared to Legends such as Vestal Goodman and Libby Perry.  Amy works as a full time mechanic at Avis Budget Rental Car here in Mobile.  In her spare time she enjoys gardening, being with her family and occasionally doing a little bit of cooking.  Amy also keeps the group in line when traveling up and down I65.