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Subject: Re: What Will It Take?

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Date Posted: 21:23:15 12/03/06 Sun
In reply to: kathleen White 's message, "Re: What Will It Take?" on 12:30:32 11/15/06 Wed

The Class of 1956 had its 50th reunion in September. About 1/3 of the class was there - 40+ and spouses. I was the 'people finder' since I have access to many databases through subscriptions I have for doing genealogies and research for old time radio historians. It's really crucial to start a search process well in advance since many people move. Unfortunately I had to skip the reunion because of my husband's health but it was a major success and communication via group email still continues as well as online picture sharing.

On the Saturday afternoon of the reunion it was lunch at Roma's, an informal evening at the hotel (including 5-6 foot wedges)where most out-of-towners were staying in Tarrytown at a group price, and on Sunday evening, dinner and dancing at Colonial House?? in White Plains.

I think a reunion should be at least two days, especially if you want a lot of out-of-towners to attend. It also allowed people time to cruise around on their own or in small groups and visit old haunts and former homes.

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Subject	Author	Date
Re: What Will It Take?	Anonymous	15:37:05 01/16/07 Tue
Re: What Will It Take? -- Anonymous, 20:59:35 01/19/07 Fri