One of two third-generation members currently in the band (the other is her sister), Rebekah Schramm joined the NCB in 2008. Musically, she is a product of the National Capital and Virginia Division’s music and arts program, having participated in the Divisional Youth Band for several years and attended the summer NCV Music Conservatory six times. Her family has been associated with the NCB for fifty years, with her father and sister currently in the band, and her mother, aunt, grandmother and grandfather all past members.

Rebekah graduated from South River High School (Edgewater, Maryland) in 2010. During her time in high school she was heavily involved in the music program, playing trumpet in the marching/concert band and the jazz band, and singing in the choir. She was inducted as a member of the Tri-M Music Honor Society at the beginning of her junior year. As a senior, she was selected to sing in a women’s close-harmony quartet, “Trouble Clef”. She is currently a student at Anne Arundel Community College.

In the summer of 2010, Rebekah joined with a group from the Riva Trace Baptist Church for an eight-day mission trip to the Dominican Republic, where she assisted in building a church school and participated in teaching a Vacation Bible School.