Author Archives: Charlotte

This is going to be short and sweet.  How about meeting next year in Alton, IL for another family reunion.  Just wondering, seems like a really good idea.  Please, family, give me your feed back. There is a small possibility … Continue reading →

Hi, everyone, Can you believe it’s almost Thanksgiving? Expect an e-mail soon (remember that is a relative term) from Keith about the pictures, which are great by the way, They are posted on Snapfish. His email will explain everything. Enjoy, … Continue reading →

I finally arrived home late Friday, September 21. What wonderful memories I have and I hope the ones who were at the reunion have, also. We are going to have the the photos and family tree up soon (that being … Continue reading →

Well, I’m ready for the party to begin. I arrived late Tuesday evening and spent yesterday loafing around the hotel. For those staying here at the Sheraton, the rooms are nice but not fancy. The downstairs lobby and dining-room have … Continue reading →

I am happy to see people are checking out the website to see if anything is new.  Your friendly blogger has not been lazy, just busy.  In fact one thing I have done is make Roy’s BBQ Sauce Mix, packaging … Continue reading →

I had planned to put up a blog this week-end, life got in the way. Hopefully, this week I put up reminders and the schedule.  The counter is telling us there are 25 days until we meet. Have a great week.

This is just a quick reminder that if you are going to stay at the Sheraton Hotel the deadline for the discount is Wednesday, August 15.  If you would like T-shirts for the Reunion you need to have your request … Continue reading →

I am basically going to blog here what I have sent to everyone in an e-mail. Not everyone reads the blog, and not everyone reads their e-mail SO hopefully by double dipping I catch the majority of the family. I … Continue reading →

Reunions are great places to learn interesting facts about our family both past and present. Several of our cousins have presented me with interesting questions about the people in our family. First of all using the nine grandchildren of Louie … Continue reading →