Gary Pressy, Wrigley Field’s organist since 1987, is retiring after 33 years

Wrigley Field organist Gary Pressy finally is giving his fingers a well-deserved rest.He began his Cubs career in 1987 has decided to retire at the conclusion of the season.He said he made his decision at the All-Star break to quit after 33 years behind the organ.Pressy turns 62 in November and takes care of his 95-year-old mother, Virginia.The Cubs will honor Pressy to commemorate his service to the organization. A spokeswoman said the team will continue to include organ music at Wrigley Field, so a search for Pressyâs replacement will be announced after the season.