Army106 Reunion Archives
rjweeks@hotmail.com
Thank you, ROBERT J. WEEKS
1997 SCHEDULE
The 10th Reunion Somerset, Pa.
Maryann Landis, Samantha Landis, Alii Miller, Jerry & Nettie Rabinowitz
November 1, 1998
The Tenth Reunion of the l06th Ordnance Association was held September 21st through the 24th, 1998, in Somerset, Pennsylvania. The event was arranged and hosted by Bob and Glenda Landis, who live in Berlin, P A. They did an EXCELLENT job. The headquarters hotel was the Somerset Hampton Inn located just off the Pennsylvania turn pike. Members began arriving, at the motel, on the 21st and registration began at 5:00PM, as usual, Betty Weeks, Doris Baker and Glenda Landis were conducting these important functions collecting the membership fees, donations for the flower fund and handing out the reunion information packet. New style caps and cap pins were also offered to members at the registration. Chances for an autographed copy of" A Very Long Weekend" by Bill Berebitsky, a book about the National Guard in Korea which mentioned the 106th Ord Co, and contains interviews with Amon Baumgarten, were also sold at registration. After registration, members, spouses and guests beginning telling others of what had happened to them since the last reunion plus the familiar "do you remember?". By the time farewells were said on Friday, 21 former members of the unit had registered, three that were new to the organization, Harold Fineberg, Jim Moss and Bill Spurrier, 21 spouses and five guests. Members came to the event from the following states: Florida, Kentucky, Illinois, Maryland, Missouri, ,Montana, New Mexico, New York, Oklahoma, Pennsylvania, Texas and West Virginia. The following attended the reunion:
Joe & Betty Weeks, Harry & Sue Walters, Merle Urich, Ed & Virginia Taylor, Sid Smith & Doris Johnson, Gene & Betty Spain, Paul & Katheryn Sloan, Bill & Patsy Spurrier, Harold & Venita Sleeth, Jack & Cleta Pruitt, Jim Moss, Bill & Marilyn Lupton, Bob & Glenda Landis, Max & Betty Fryrear, Harold & Rega Feinberg, Ted & Cay Diard, Doyle & Shegiko Denney, Jerry & Glenda Buffington, Buddy & Jackie Bills, Harold & Doris Baker, Ray & Dorothy Baer.
Honorary members were:
Wayne & Barb Landis, Lori(Samler) Landis, Gary & Kathy(Landis) Miller, Max & Ella Sue Murray, Terri Spain. Three members im Hornbeak, Chuck Johnson and henry Zeiker had pre-registered but had to cancel due to family illnesses.
On Tuesday September 22nd the tour bus to Washington, DC departed the motel at 6:30AM sharp, besides those going on the tour, the loading was observed by Sid Smith. He reported that the "blearily" eyed group smartly loaded the bus and went off to the "Capitol" city in great spirits. The tour returned to the motel at about 9:30PM after visiting several areas, especially enjoyable was the Arlington Cemetery, the Korean and Vietnam War Memorials. Lunch was enjoyed at the Union Station Restaurant and a stop at a steak house for dinner on the way back to the motel.
Wednesday September 23rd, was an "on your own" day. Most of the ladies headed for the shopping malls and a group(13) of the men, paid a visit to the Somerset Historical Museum where we received a guided tour through the exhibits which included a stone cutting exhibit originally developed by Bob Landis' father and now maintained by Bob(He was billed, by the Museum, $39.0 for our admission fees). In the afternoon we had a short meeting at 4:00PM, attended by all of the members and we discussed various topics. Jerry Buffington's name was drawn for the book " A Very Long Weekend". Chuck Phillips proposed that the 1999 reunion be held in LAUGHLIN, NEVADA, the FIRST WEEK in OCTOBER, 1999. The group voted( one of the few votes we have ever had) that this was the way to iO. Chuck will start planning it and TENTATIVELY the 106th Ord Associations Eleventh Reunion will be held in Laughlin, NY, beginning Monday October 4th and extending through Thursday October 7th, 1999. Details will be sent to members when they are finalized. At 6:30PM we had the set down dinner held at the Somerset Masonic Temple, which everyone enjoyed. Prior to the dinner, door prizes were drawn and a number of people won items ranging from maple syrup to potato chips. A reporter-photographer attended and interviewed several members, took a group picture and several members purchased copies. He also inserted a picture of the dinner and an article in the local newspaper.
will be held beginning Monday October 4th and will continue until Friday October 8th, 1999.
The tour starts from the Edgewater Hotel. We will stop at Oatman an old mining town. It is known as the town where burros roam freely and is famous for the Oatman Hotel, the honeymoon site for Clark Gable and Carol Lombarb. It is located on old US Route 66.
We will go on to Lake Havasu where the London Bridge has been transplanted from London. You will have time to browse in the shops and eat lunch(NOT included in the tour price)The COST is $20.00 per person.
Reservation and tour fee MUST be received by Charles Phillips BY August 31st. A minimum of 35 and a maximum of 47 are required for the tour.
Hoover Dam and Lake Mead Cruise tour- Wednesday Oct, 6th
The bus ride to Hoover Dam will also leave from the Edgewater Hotel. At the dam you will have a guided tour of the interior. There will be TWO different tours available, the REGULAR tour, which is 35 minutes long(INCLUDED in the tour price) OR a HARD HAT tour for 60-75minutes that provides an in-depth, behind the scenes visit of the dam and powerplant. There is a minimal fee for the Hard Hat tour.
We will then board the bus and go on to the Railroad Pass Restaurant for a buffet lunch(INCLUDED in the price). From the restaurant we will go to Lake Mead and board a 125 foot Paddle-boat for a 11/2 hour narrated cruise on the lake. The COST is $33.00 per person.
Reservations and tour fee MUST be received by Charles Phillips BY August 31st. A minimum of 36 and a maximum of 47 are required for the tour.
THURSDAY, OCT.7th you are “on your own” all day until 6:00 PM. There is a shopping center across from the Hotel and a car display down the street at Riverside. There is a military display and a narrated 12 minute movie from W.W.II through Desert Storm at the Ramada Inn which is close by, and of course gambling is everywhere.
Thursday evening the banquet will be held at a home town restaurant in Bullhead City at 6:00 PM. The restaurant’s name is ROOSTERS. A menu consisting of Shrimp cocktail, Soup or Salad, Prime Rib au jus OR Chicken Cordon Blu, Rice Pilaf, Steamed Vegetable and dinner roll. There will be Cherry or Apple pie for dessert.
COST is $10.95 per person includes tax and tip.
ALL RESERVATIONS AND FEES, EXCEPT THE MOTEL, ARE TO BE MAILED TO:
CHARLES PHILLIPS
4349 MICHAEL AVE.
BULLHEAD CITY, AZ 86426
phone 1(520)758-3277
On August 18, 2000 it will have been 50 Years since the 106th Ordnance Company (HM) MOARNG, located in Springfield, Missouri, was activated for duty during the KOREAN WAR . It has been suggested that the Reunion that year be in Springfield. Let us know what you would like. R. Weeks
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The 12th Reunion Springfield, Missouri 2000
has been held and is past history. The fifty seven people who attended one or more of the days seemed to enjoy the get-to-gather. Members began arriving at the Ramada Inn North in Springfield, Missouri on Monday the 18th of September. The hospitality room was set up and in operation, in the Ozark A/B room by 2:00 PM that day. Cold drinks and snacks were available through the efforts of Jack Pruitt, Betty Weeks, Marcella Garner and Glenda and Bob Landis and were available throughout the reunion. Renewal of friendships began that afternoon.
On Tuesday the 19th, the hospitality room was opened again and registration of members began at about 9:00 AM and continued as members arrived at the Ramada. Those who had over paid for the picnic, (there seemed to be some confusion understanding the coupons sent with the reunion letter) the overage was refunded with the new dollar coins. Upon registration the members picked up their name tags and a packet information about the 106th and the city of Springfield.
A number of the members visited the National Guard Armory to view a pictorial exhibit on the Korean War, sent from the National Guard Museum in, Jefferson City, MO. The exhibit covered the war from its beginning in 1950 to the armistice in 1953. There were pictures of some of our Company members in the exhibition. In conjunction with the exhibit, two members of the National Guards 135th Historical Detachment came to the hospitality room and interviewed, on video tape cassette the several members, Harold and Tom Sleeth, Joe Weeks, Harold Baker, Doyle Denney and Chuck Garner about our experiences during and after the war.
They also, copied various photos from albums that had been brought to the reunion by the members. This material will be included and /or used to update the 106th exhibit located at the Missouri National Guard Museum, located at the Guards Headquarters area in Jefferson City, Missouri. At about, 5:00 PM we had a short meeting.
On Wednesday the 20th, about 33 people boarded buses in the motel parking lot and at 7:45AM promptly left for the Day in Branson trip. They arrived at the first of the two shows that they would see, Jennifer in The Morning show, after this show there was shopping at one of the many shopping malls in Branson and a group went to the College of the Ozarks (Hard Work University) where they toured the Ralph Foster museum and other exhibits on the college campus. The groups reassembled for the last show and dinner at Dolly Parton’s Dixie Stampede. They returned to the motel at about 8:30 PM. Everyone had a great time. Those that did not go on the Branson Day trip visited the exhibit at the Guard armory and other activities in the Springfield area.
Thursday the 21st, the group was "on their own" during the morning at, about 1:00 PM, left the motel, most traveling in a convoy, to the Springfield Parks Departments Ritter Spring Park, about five miles from the motel for the picnic. Enough food was provided by the caterer, it was their own fault if they left the picnic hungry. The left over food was returned to the hospitality room and devoured during the evening. After the meal, Doris Baker, Harold Baker and Jack Pruitt presided over door prize drawings of items donated, through Doris’ efforts, by various business’ in the area. Everyone received a prize of some kind and the males members received an additional one.
Friday the 22nd, members said their farewells and began their journey to their homes.
Those attending this years reunion were: Dudley Hartung, Jim Hornbeak, Betty and Max Fryrear, John Morookian, Eva and Eddy Williamson, Marilyn and Billy Lupton, Dorothy and Glen Wisecup, Dorothy and John Helgason, Jerry Buffington, Merle Urich, Shigeko and Doyle Denney, Shigeko’s nephew, Shirley and Carl Kostelansky, Becky and Ray Hill, Terri Spain, Betty and Howard Spain, Ruth and Lester Owen, Clara and Tony Bosquez, Betty and Joe Weeks, Katheryn and Paul Sloan, Doris Johnson, Sid Smith, Cay and Ted Diard, Venita and Harold Sleeth, Glenda and Bob Landis, Marcella and Chuck Garner, Doris and Harold Baker, Jack Pruitt, Mary and Tom Sleeth, Alma and Harry Walters, Jackie and Buddy Bills, Dolores and John Foster, Jim Moss, Dorothy and Ray Baer.
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The 13th Reunion Winter Haven, Flordia 2001
of the Association (the 106th Ordnance Company HM) was held October 8th through October 12th, 2001 in Winter Haven, Florida. This year the reunion was planned and hosted by Jim and Susie Moss who did an OUTSTANDING job. Members began arriving at the Admiral’s Best Western Inn Sunday October 7th and continued throughout the week. They arrived by auto, air, train, boat, horseback and some may have walked. Thirty-one members and guests attended. Seven members paid their membership “dues” although they did not attend the event. The hospitality room was set up, on Sunday and in operation, offering snacks and cold drinks that were provided by Jim and Susie aided by Bob and Glenda Landis. Renewal of friendships began that day.
Monday the 8th, most of the people arrived and made it to the hospitality room and registrated. Nametags were picked up as well as information on the sites in the surrounding area that a person may want to visit. THE FUN HAD BEGUN.
On Tuesday the 9th, after a contenintal breakfast at the motel, 26 of us loaded on a bus at about 7:30AM and headed towards The Kennedy Space Center. We arrived about 1 and ½ hours later after a pleasant drive enjoying the countryside. Arriving at the Entrance Complex where we had to go though a heightened security check (increased due to the events of September the 11th). You were not allowed any sharp items i.e. fingernail clippers, knives etc, backpacks, bags etc and we passed through metal detectors and were scanned by detector wands.
Then, away we go by NASA bus to Launce Site 39 and the Apollo V (moon shot) complex . Observing, on the way, a Bald Eagle nest along the road. After a short introductory movie, about the Apollo program, we toured the complex and exhibits housed in the building. They had a full size rocket mockup, which included the command module and exhibits of the Lunar Lander, moon vehicle, rocket propellant and many others. When finished, we boarded the busses again and returned to the entrance complex. One bus had the thrill of seeing a Bald Eagle on the return trip. At this complex we viewed two shows at the IMAX theaters and the many other space exhibits in the other buildings in the area and one by the The US Fish & Wildlife Service on Merritt Island that is a Wildlife Refuge. At about 4:00PM we boarded the bus for the return trip to the motel, a 1 and ½ hour’s trip. Arriving in Winter Haven we stopped at a Ryan’s Steak house where a room had been reserved, and the group had dinner, we arrived at the motel at about 7:00PM.
Wednesday October 10th was an “On Your Own” day. The majority of those present walked the 500 feet to the Cypress Gardens. Here we enjoyed the Botanical Gardens, animal zoo areas, ice-skating and water skiing shows and a 40-minute paddle wheel boat tour of the lake while receiving a narrative history of the Gardens and lake. We also rode the “Sky Island” which was a revolving platform lifting to 153 feet into the air and listening to a German band playing in the “Crossroads” below. The garden was having an Octoberfest celebration.
Thursday the 11th the scheduled bus trip to Disney World was cancelled because not enough members signed up for the trip to pay for the bus. Some members did make the trip to Disney by private auto, about a 1-hour trip. At about 4:00PM we had a short business? Meeting. No one stepped forward to plan and host next year’s reunion and no dates were decided. We met for a buffet dinner at 7:00PM in a room at the motel.
Friday October 12th, Farewells and goodbyes and the journey home.
Those attending this year’s reunion were: Jim and Susie Moss. Harry and Alma Walters, John and Dolores Foster, Jerry Buffington, Chuck and Rose Johnson, Ray and Dorothy Baer, Buddy and Jackie Bills, Joe and Betty Weeks, Merle Urich, Bob and Glenda Landis, Bill and Marilyn Lupton, Paul and Katheryn Sloan, Ted and Cay Diard. Sid Smith and Doyle and Shigeko Denney. Guests were: Louise Farmer, Connie Price, Max and Sue Murray and Doris Johnson.
They following members paid their “dues” but were unable to attend the event: Tom Sleeth, Bryon Oakes, Jack Pruitt, Harold Sleeth, Lester Owens, Oscar Ayers Jr. and Harold Baker.
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The 14th Reunion Branson, Missouri 2002
The 14th reunion of the 106th Ord Assoc occurred September 8th-10th 2002 at the Hampton Inn, Branson, MO. The members began arriving the 8th. Thirty-seven members, their spouses and guests attended. They “dropped” into the meeting room, which had been set up for our use during the affair. Here the usual “catching up” on the past occurred. The room was well stocked with cold drinks, coffee and munching items. There were no planned activities, the members were “on their own” to attend any of the many events that are offered in Branson and the surrounding area. A dinner was held at a Golden Corral, which many attended. The reunion ended for most the morning of the 11th. The next reunion, the 15th, is scheduled in Tahleguah, OK check in on the 5th of October with check out the 8th 2003. The headquarters motel is the Holiday Inn Express,1.800.HOLIDAY. In making reservations mention 106th Ord. Contact Jerry Buffington, 16892 W. Jones Rd. Tahlequah, OK 74464 e-mail jerrybuf@fullnet.net 1.918.456.6844 rjweeks@hotmail.com
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The 15th Reunion Tahlequah, Oklahoma 2003
The 2003 reunion was convened in Tahlequah, Oklahoma the 5th of October at the Holiday Inn Express. This reunion was hosted be Jerry and Glenda Buffington. The meeting room was set up and in operation as the members arrived at the motel. Fifteen members and their spouses were in attendance plus three guests. Members were greeted near a table of handouts containing information about Tahlequah and the surrounding area plus an abundance of snacks and cold drinks.
Members, who brought their usual and/or unusual photos and materials to peruse, placed them on the table to be viewed. As the members were renewing their old friendships and catching up on each others happening during the past year, the ladies gathered together and a large group visited the local Cherokee Keetoowah Bingo and Casino club for a few "games" of chance?. There were no reports of winnings or losses. When they returned they set down and opened the card game "99" which continued during the remainder of the reunion.
Dinner time arrived and we broke up to have individual meals at restaurants in the surrounding area. Most attendees wound up at either the Kettle or Katfish Kitchen both within walking distance of the motel. After dinner, members returned to the meeting room continued their "catching up" and 99 game.
Monday October 6th:
The day opened bright and cheery and we began assembling in the motel
breakfast room for the continental breakfast, provided by the motel. Each of us
partook in the provided fare and the coffee pot that never went dry. Before the
motel chased us out of the room, the meeting room was opened and we began to
assemble there to wait the departure time for out trip to the Cherokee Heritage
Center. We left the motel at about 9:30 AM to assemble at the Heritage Center by
10:00 AM, it was only a short drive, and we convoyed arriving at about 9:45. We
met our guide at the Tsa La Gi Amphitheater who walked us through the theater
giving us a history of the Cherokee Nation, the theater and explained the
significance of the Center. He led us on a tour, where we passed through the
heritage farm area, which is home to many of the typical animals of the 1890"s
period. Then to Adams Corner Rural Village which is a typical 1890’s rural
Cherokee community of buildings etc which had been moved to this site. Then on
to the Tsa La Gi ancient village an authentic recreation of a Cherokee
settlement as it was prior to the European contact. In this village, the guide
explained the types and uses of the buildings including the central council
building. In the tour he demonstrated the art of making arrow points, bows and
arrows, blow guns and darts and the various uses of each.
He also demonstrated,
briefly, basket weaving. The tour then proceeded to the Cherokee Nation Museum,
housed in a natural rock building surrounding the surviving columns of the
Cherokee Female Seminary. This seminary was the first institution of higher
learning for women west of the Mississippi River. After looking at the museums
exhibits, at about 12:00 N, we were treated to a lunch of Indian tacos and peach
cobbler. The remainder of the day was an "on your own", many visiting sites such
as Fort Gibson, Tenkiller Lake, Northeaster State University, the Illinois
River, etc.
Tuesday October 7th:
This was the day to visit Har-Ber Village about 60 miles north of Tahlequah. This is a village built by the owners of the Jones Truck Lines in Springdale, Arkansas. It is an outdoor display of various farm equipment, radios, china ware, dolls, buildings etc. Those electing not to travel to this museum were "on their own" touring the Historical Downtown Tahlequah, various shopping areas and, of course the casino. Many stopped for lunch at Kelly’s Tea Room next to the library in downtown. At about 6:00 PM we traveled to Goldies Restaurant for a set down dinner after a short business meeting.
Wednesday October 8th:
The reunion broke up and most members were on their separate ways by 9:00 AM, after breakfast in the breakfast room and goodbyes in the meeting room.
THOSE ATTENDING
Jerry, Glenda Buffington Paul, Kathryn Sloan, Harold, Doris Baker, Doyle Shigeko, Denney, Bob Glenda, Landis Merle, Martha Urick, Chuck Rose, Johnson Joe, Jim, Betty Weeks, Buddy Jackie Bills, Billy Marilyn, Jack Pruitt, John Morookian, John, Dorothy Helgason Gene, Betty Spain, Sid Smith
GUESTS
Terri Spain, Doris Johnson, Howard Lampe
Coming Attraction:
Buddy and Jackie Bills will be working on hosting next year’s reunion. It would be held in Roswell, NM tentatively in October 2004. Anyone wishing to help, in any way, give advice etc contact Buddy and/or Jackie directly.
We wish to thank Lester Owens, Jim Moss, John Cass and Ed Mack who supported the Association by their donations.
A sad note in passing, we lost four members that we are aware of, from the unit during the past year, Phil Farmer. M.C. Klare, Bill Spurier and Ray Baer. They will be missed.
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The 16th Reunion Roswell, New Mexico 2004
Hosted by Buddy and Jackie Bills on the 4th, 5th, and 6th of October 2004 in Roswell New Mexico. Most of the time was spent visiting and catching up on life’s happenings since we were together in Tahlequah in 2003.
There were many things to see and do in the Roswell area. Most everyone visited the UFO Museum and the City Museum. We enjoyed the evening meals together at nice restaurants and a GOOD TIME was had by ALL.
Those attending were:
Harold Baker, Buddy and Jackie Bills, Doyle and Shigeko Denney, Chuck and
Rose Johnson, Robert and Glenda Landis, John Morookian, Paul and Katheryn
Sloan, Gene and Betty Spain and Terri, Merle Urich, Harry and Alma Walters,also Jackie Bills sister and nephew attended.
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The 17th Reunion, Branson, Missouri 2005
On November 4th, 5th, and 6th Paul & Katheryn Sloan hosted the 16th reunion of the association. It was held at the Settle Inn in Branson, Missouri. Thirty eight members and guests attended. Most of the time the members spent visiting and catching up on what has happened in their life since we were together in Roswell in 2004. Spouses and some guests enjoyed shopping at various outlet malls in Branson. Members and guests took advantage of the shows appearing in Branson and the various veterans’ activities celebration held in Branson in November.
Those attending were:
Sid Smith, Doris Johnson, Harold & Doris Baker, Marylyn Lupton & daughter, Betty Fryrar & friend, Ken Kincaid, Harry & Alma Walters, Bob & Glenda Landis, John Morookian, Jerry Buffington, Merle Urich, Gene, Betty & Terri, Spain, Paul & Katheryn Sloan, Betty Weeks, Doyle & Shigeko Denney, Buddy & Jackie Bills, John Cass, Ted & Cay Diard, Jack Pruitt, Joe Weeks.
The highlights on the reunion were the cruise on the Branson Belle Saturday evening and a Sunday dinner at the Olive Gardens.
There may be a reunion on the east coast in March or April 2006 and again in Branson, MO in the fall 2006 you shall be informed.
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The 18th Reunion, Branson, Missouri 2006
October 25th, 26th, &27th 2006 Paul & Katheryn Sloan Hosted the Reunion at the Dutton Inn, Branson, MO. Thirteen members of the Association were in attendance plus 11 spouses and guests. We arrived during the morning hours and early afternoon and after checking in at the motel desk began assembling in the conference room where everyone visited and brought their life during the past year up to date. During the late afternoon and evening, the Association provided pizza for those attending, we had an ample amount, and no one went hungry. Thursday and Friday individuals and groups attended various shows, traveled to Branson Landing (which was recently opened) for sight seeing and shopping. Friday several members said their farewells and begin the journey home.
Those members attending were: Bob Landis, Doyle Denney, Gene Spain, Harold Baker, Harold Sleeth, Merle Urich, Sid Smith, Ed Hosey, Jerry Buffington, Joe Weeks, John Morookian, Jack Pruitt, and Paul Sloan.
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The 19th Reunion, Branson, Missouri 2007
September 18th and 19th 2007 Paul Sloan and Sid Smith Hosted the Reunion at the Dutton Inn, Branson, MO. Ten members of the Association were in attendance plus 10 spouses and guests. We arrived during the morning hours and early afternoon and after checking in at the motel desk began assembling in the conference room where everyone visited and brought their life during the past year up to date. During the late afternoon and evening, on Wednesday the 19th, the Association provided pizza for those attending, we had an ample amount, and no one went hungry. Individuals and groups attended various shows. Thursday after breakfast, the members said their farewells and begin the journey home.
Those members attending were: Bob Landis, Gene Spain, Merle Urich, Sid Smith, Ed Hosey, Jerry Buffington, Joe Weeks, John Morookian, Jack Pruitt, and Paul Sloan.
We had discussions as to whether we will have any more reunions and because of the small attendance this year and last it was decided to have a “get together” next year at the Dutton Inn in Branson, MO. Those who wish to take in the Branson shows; shopping, site, seeing, etc. will make their own arrangements.
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The 20th Reunion, Branson, Missouri 2008
We will once again stay at the Dutton Inn in Branson. The opening night we gathered around a sandwich bar in the meeting room. Betty decided that pizza might not be the best thing anymore and I agree. We had a very good catered bar.
The whole group went to the Dutton Theater on Wed. afternoon and enjoyed ourselves very much. The weather was very nice.
I REMEMBER KOREA
To apply for the Korean War Service Medal (takes about 6 months to receive) send your discharge (DD214) to:HQAFPC/DPPPK559 C Street, Suite 12 Randolph AFB, TX 78150-4714 1(800) 558-1404
To apply for the Korean Veterans Commemorative Lapel pin send your name, rank, serial number, unit, dates in Korea. Be sure to include your return address to:Outreach Division 50th Anniversary of the Korean War Commemorative Committee 1213 Jefferson Davis Hwy, Suite 702 Arlington, VA 22202
I REMEMBER KOREA I HAVE MANY PROMISES TO KEEP, AND MILES TO GO BEFORE I SLEEP.
