Texas Highland Lakes Airstream Club
The RoadRunner
April, May, June, July, August
2019
Debbie Trimble, Editor
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I’m deeply saddened as a write this message from Sun Lakes in Phoenix. For the past few days all of Carol’s siblings have been searching for their father who went missing last Saturday.
https://tinyurl.com/y4tcsvna
He was a 97 year old, WW II highly decorated war veteran who passed this week while doing what he loved driving in the desert on an Indian reservation.
This week Carol and I have been reminded of how precious our families are and hope those of you reading this with parents still living pay special homage to them.
On a more upbeat note, I want to personally welcome all our new members. It was such a pleasure meeting Allen & Pam Faulk, David & Linda Heir, Don & Iva McClanahan, Elizabeth Miller, Wilson & Lynn Morris, Bob Phelps and Randy & Elizabeth Rice at our Georgetown happy hour and dinner. The following week we had the pleasure of having dinner with Vance & Julie Ivie. Carol and I are looking forward to meeting many more of our other new members at our upcoming rallies at Goliad, Austin and Cleburne State Park.
As many of you have seen, Debbie Trimble has done a fantastic job in developing our new club web site
www.thlac.org
which is being redirected to our WBCCI site at
https://texashighlandlakes.airstreamclub.net
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At our International Rally in Doswell, VA, the club will introduce a new web hosting platform with new features which our Executive Committee is anxiously awaiting to review. Until then our website is a work in progress.
Until we meet in Doswell, happy and safe travels to all,
Peter & Carol
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Note from Newsletter Editor
Please share with me any news, prayer concerns, happy events, pictures, etc for June thru August. I will send your news to the club members through Constant Contact. The next newsletter will be for September & October.
You should look for rally registration information around mid August.
We hope everyone has safe travels and happy times.--
Debbie & Rick
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Take a look at the new website that Peter and I are working on for our club.
Our website is hosted by WBCCI so there is no fee. We are no longer using THLU.org.
Copy and paste this link into your browser for easy access.
Bookmark it on your computer.
You are not required to log in.
This is a secure site. Airstreamclub.net
does
have a SSL certificate with COMODO RSA.
Please check our website
frequently
for posts. pictures, events, etc.
Let us know what you think. This is a work in progress. I am brand new at websites and wordpress. If anyone knows wordpress, let me know. Maybe you could answer questions.
Our goal is to have a current, engaging and newsworthy website. We hope you find it user friendly.
There are links to our email service, Constant Contact. You are already on our mailing list because you received this email. Therefore, do
not JOIN OUR MAILING LIST.
Questions, suggestions, concerns, contact Peter.
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Click on the image to read the minutes.
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The Inside Story on Two New Officers
for 2020
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Steve and Elaine graciously accepted my request for an "interview". They will be installed in November.
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Steve Zeringue: 2nd Vice President
- Birthplace - El Paso, Texas. Yes I am a true Texan.
- What city do you consider home.- Hillsboro, NTAC
- Spouses name - The Lovely "Ginger"
- Children and grandchildren - 1 daughter "Sierra". Currently no grandchildren
- Pets - "Ziva" - White German Shepherd
- Occupation / Career - Worked for Exxon for 37 years in the Maritime industry. Started in 1979 working my way up to Captain in 1984. Retired as the Senior (I guess because I was old) Transportation Specialist
- How long RVing - We have been Airstreaming for 6 years now. But early in our marriage we were tent camping and then moved up to a pop-up trailer.
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Elaine Saulnier: Recording Secretary
- Born in Brownsville, Texas
- Home is Dripping Springs
- Husband is Bill
- 2 daughters, 2 grandsons
- 1 cat, Sappho
- 3 dogs, Milo, Snuffles, and Hop, all rescues. Milo is a Yorkie mix, Snuffles is Maltese, Shih Tzu mix, Hop is a toy poodle
- I am retired from the City of Austin,
- Worked in IT Services
- We are new to RVing, first trip was to the Christmas rally last year in Kerrville
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As part of their interview, I asked them to pick 5 questions from a list of 200 to let us know more about them.
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STEVE:
What shows are you into?
Ginger and I watch little TV. But when we do, we watch NCIS, Blacklist, Live PD, Homicide Hunter and most any DYI show. I enjoy watching old Western and war movies. As far as the News goes, we miss our Houston news Channels. The weather men/ladies in the Fort Worth/Dallas area are only about 20% of the time accurate with the weather.
How different was your life one year ago?
WOW, it has been a very eventful year. Just a year ago we were living in The Woodlands, Texas about to sell our house. We were also packing up the Airstream in preparation for our Alaska Caravan. Since that time, we sold our house, went on the Alaska Caravan, moved to NTAC and started construction on our new Villa there. Recently we travelled with our unit on “Rollin' To The Big Easy” Caravan visiting most of southern Louisiana. It brought back some fond memories because Ginger and I were married in Louisiana and it was the birthplace of our daughter.
What’s something you like to do the old-fashioned way?
Pay Bills with face to face transactions. I hate that most of my bills are paid automatically or that everyone requires I use my credit card. I miss the face to face conversations you had when you went to pay your bills. I felt I knew the folks that provided me a service and they knew me. I will to this day, when possible, choose to use a teller in a bank to cash a check instead of using the ATM.
Would you rather go hang gliding or whitewater rafting?
Whitewater rafting!! It is very challenging reading the currents in the river while rafting 6-8 mph. Being able to navigate currents so that when you are at the end of your trip you’re still in the boat. It’s very physical, you against mother nature at its best. Besides, when hang gliding– you can’t see the air currents.
What age do you want to live to?
I would like to live 7 days after my wife Ginger passes away. This way I will be able to rest for at least one week in my life. Ginger keeps taking me out of my comfort zone (in some cases pulling and dragging me). If I live long enough to see and do all the things Ginger has on her bucket list, I will need more than 7 days.
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ELAINE:
The farthest I have been from home is Budapest, Hungary.
Bill and I traveled to Europe in May of 2007. We visited Switzerland, Austria, Hungary and the Czech republic. Budapest is approximately 5,767 miles from Texas.
The most interesting piece of art I have seen is Michelangelo's David, at the Accademia in Florence, Italy.
Although I had seen numerous pictures and movies, seeing David in person was totally awe inspiring. We took a trip to Italy in August of 2010. We flew to Milan, train to Florence, drove to Siena, Volterra, San Gimignano, Montelcino, Montepulciano, Cortona, Assisi, Orvieto, and finally, caught a train to Rome before flying home.
My favorite book is the Lord of the Rings Trilogy, also the movies. I
don't usually like any fantasy type movies but I loved these books.
I was probably 8 years old, my brother was 7, when we learned that Santa wasn't real. And right before Christmas!
We were living in Panama, in the Canal Zone, when our older sister decided to spoil our Christmas. We didn't believe her when she said our parents bought our presents, so she took us into their bedroom and showed us our roller skates on a shelf in their closet. It was very disappointing for us, but we got over it.
I have donated to charities, including The Alzheimer's Association and dog rescue groups
. My mother died from Alzheimer's, five years after being diagnosed. She was 90. That was in 2000 and I still miss her, she was a wonderful mother.
I also donate to
A Doggie 4 You,
a dog rescue located in Pipe Creek Texas. I adopted two of my dogs from them. A friend of mine, whom I have known for years, runs the rescue on her ranch. She adopted out 700 dogs last year. She has devoted her life to saving dogs in need.
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My thanks to you for your insightful and interesting interviews. I believe the piece will be read by all.
Debbie, Editor
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Rollin' to the Big Easy!
March 21 - April 1
25 rigs
Leaders: Peter & Carol Sajovich
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Tom & Jean Beebe
Marty & Cindy Berdan
Stephen & Andi Broadus
Stanley & Cinda Brooks
Dennis
Burchell
E. Harvey & Gail Craig
Grady & Keith Ferry
Clyde & Jenny Findlay
CC & Carla Gartman
John & Kay Irwin
Kevin & Melissa Katz
David Loose
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H. V. & Pat Martin
Marilyn & Gary McClanahan
Jimmy & Marque
Mooney
Bruce & Cindy Nutt
Lynn & Ann Perrin
Mike & Betty Richards
Peter & Carol Sajovich
Bill & Elaine Saulnier
John & Susan Sheridan
Frank & Gayle Steed
Karen & John Stutsman
Debbie & Rick Trimble
Steve & Ginger Zeringue
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We enjoyed
the Riverboat Cruise and Poche's Dancehall. Those are two things we would have never done by ourselves and we don't even dance. Peter and Carol are wonderful leaders.
Debbie & Rick Trimble
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Parking under the bridge in Morgan City and eating true Cajun cooking at Rita Mae’s
with Dennis and the Trimbles. When Debbie called and was told to park under the bridge underpass, it sounded iffy.
The food was delicious and our Airstreams had not been painted or vandalized in anyway!
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The massive crawfish boil at Palmetto State Park. The downpour didn’t deter the hardy Louisiana boys.
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You need to plan about 3 pounds of crawfish per person. As our crawfish guide said, "it's not about the crawfish, it is about the party." It was a fun gathering.
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Charlie the Alligator used his soulful eyes to successfully beg for crawfish.
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The trip to the crawfish farm made us appreciate the work that goes into growing and harvesting these tasty critters. We especially liked the story of the raccoons that raid the pots. It was a wonderful trip. Thank you to Peter and Carol for leading us.
Karen & John Stutsman
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The women showed up with style at the crawfish farm. Whoever said, "Rubber boots can't be cute".
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Susan Sheridan had some second thoughts
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about sending the crawfish up the sorting machine.
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Last stop is the freezer. Ask Marty how cold it was?
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Camping Spots
The state parks were very good in both states. The leaders were very hard and were much appreciated.
HV & Pat Martin
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Beautiful place for our first dinner.
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We initially met at what has to be the prettiest state park in Texas, Lake Livingston, where we had prime lakeside sites. From there, three great Louisiana State Parks. We spent a day at Avery Island, home of Tabasco. Nicest park of all was Bayou Segnette State Park, on the outskirts of New Orleans, where we spent a day at the Audubon Zoo and enjoyed a riverboat dinner cruise. We ended the caravan at Poche's Fish Camp, on the outskirts of Lafayette, where we enjoyed a great swamp tour and some live Cajun music. All followed by an overnight at the KOA in Montgomery on the way home.
John & Kay-Fisher Irwin
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Champagne's Cajun Swamp Tour
Facts we learned on the tour:
- Swamp literally means "flooded forest".
- The tupelo gum tree repels mosquitoes, so you will never get bitten by a mosquito in a true swamp.
- White and grey lichen grow on all sides of the tree while pink lichen only grows on the north side. The natives used that knowledge to navigate.
- In a swamp, the water is filtered and cleaned by the hydrilla plant.
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Avery Island: Tabasco Museum Tour, Store and Restaurant
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Sampling the Tabasco products: Jean, Keith
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Lunch at the Tabasco Restaurant with Gayle & Frank Steed, Karen & John Stutsman and Rick Trimble
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Avery Island: Jungle Gardens
John and Karen Stutsman at the Cleveland Oak. The story the McIlhenny family tells is that Grover Cleveland
hugged
the tree during his visit and so in his honor it was named after him. The Cleveland Oak of Avery Island is approximately 23 feet in circumference and over 300 years old.
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Snowy Egrets at Bird City
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Betty and Mike Richards, having lived in Louisiana, sought out some
new places to visit
in New Orleans.
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A hole in the wall po-boy restaurant in the Warehouse District.
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but they had their own Mardi Gras costume on display.
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A bar spotted by the McClanahans and Richards driving home from the river boat dinner. Looks like our kind of place!
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In
New Orleans John and Karen Stutsman were wonderful guides for the Trimbles. They have visited there many times during school conventions.
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Coffee Black or Au Lait--
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A great start to the day.
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Detail in the fence was amazing.
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We lucked out to get an opening for lunch here.
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Loved the colorful carriages and painted hooves on the horses.
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Big, plump, juicy oysters-- a must in Louisiana.
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Rick and Debbie Trimble with the Great Jazz Artists
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What's Bourbon Street without Street Music?
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Marque Mooney texted this image to the group. It was so true of some of the Louisiana roads resulting in:
- A flat tire,
- aluminum cans that sprung leaks,
- lots of loose rivets, and
- a kitchen sink that fell down into the undercabinet.
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Albuquerque Balloon Festival
Fall Caravan 2020
in the planning stage.
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Caravan Leaders:
Marty & Cindy Berdan
Grady & Keith Ferry
We are
"
planning"
a numbered unit caravan for 25 rigs to the Albuquerque Balloon Fiesta for 2020. Caravan will start at Abilene State Park on Sunday Sept 27, 2020 and end on Sunday October 11, 2020 at Carlsbad KOA. We will also stop at Caprock Canyon SP, Santa Rosa, NM, Albuquerque, and Ruidoso/Alto.
The caravan is
NOT
open for sign ups yet. More information
will be announced later this year.
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Georgetown Event, Thursday, May 30th
Peter was determined for our members to get together before everyone was traveling for the summer and early fall.
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Brazos Bend Rally
Cancelled due to flooding at the state park. Mother Nature always keeps us guessing.
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Region 9 Rally
Let's do the Happy Dance for our pets and owners that won in the Pet Show!
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1st Place: Clarabelle
- Our darling Clarabelle came to us about 3 months ago. She is a 2 yr old mixed breed rescue.
- She loves walks, other dogs, and anyone who will pet her.
- Her one “trick” is sitting on command, but she is working on others.
- She really thinks she’s a “princess” since she won at the dog show!
John & Susan Sheridan
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2nd Place: Maggie
- She is 18 month Schnauzer.
- A loving and endearing puppy.
- Always ready to do something with Pat.
- We love her.
HV & Pat Martin
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3rd Place: Snuffles
- Snuffles is a male, about 7 years old, and is a mixed breed of Maltese and Shih Tzu. Being a rescue, his origins are unknown, but we think he is a Maltese, Shih Tzu mix.
- He gets real excited when I, Elaine, comes home. He loves to run and grab a toy and play with it, and seek attention from me.
Bill & Elaine Saulnier
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Vintage Rally
The Mineola RV Park was super. It was a wonderful facility for camping and the events. Grady & Keith Ferry, along with Victor Blood were the organizers. Tom Beebe did a seminar on dutch oven cooking. Kevin Katz did a seminar on vision. Ginger, along with her assistant, "Van", presented a seminar on organizing your trailer.
On Saturday afternoon the skies cleared for a grand open house of both vintage and newer Airstreams. The bluegrass band Saturday night got people up dancing. We had some great dancers at the rally. We enjoyed wines from Miranda Lambert's 55 Winery.
Miranda is a member of THLAC.
Several people visited her shop,
The Pink Pistol. One of our new members,
Sharon & Kirk Guidry hit the jackpot. They saw Miranda on Saturday and got a picture with her.
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Texas Highland Lakes
Rally & Caravan Schedule 2019
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62nd WBCCI International Rally
July 20-27, 2019
Doswell, VA
Click on the image to learn more.
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Anderson, Toni & Lowell
WBCCI #: 1786
Cypress, TX 77433
Airstream: 2012 Flying Cloud 25’
Joined: May 2019
Faulk, Allen & Pam
WBCCI #: 12442
Lake Jackson, TX 77566
Airstream: 2019 Classic 30'
Joined: April 2019
Dudley, Jim & Pam
WBCCI #: 07174
New Braunfels, TX . 78132
Airstream: 2017 Classic 30'
Joined: April 2017
Heier, David & Linda
WBCCI # 09185
Garden Ridge, TX 78266
Airstream: Vintage 1967 Caravel 17'
Joined May 2019
Rice, Randall & Elizabeth
WBCCI #: 08181
Georgetown, TX 78628
Airstream: 2011 International 27'
Joined May 2019
Temple, Owen & Miles, Mary
WBCCI #: 03175
Austin, TX 78703
Airstream: Vintage 1973 Sovereign 31'
Joined May 2019
Kobe, Michael & Adeline
WBCCI # 11538
Palestine, TX 75803
Airstream: 2019 Flying Cloud 23'
Joined May 2019
Ivie, Julie & Vance
WBCCI #: 10022
Austin, TX 78727
Airstream: 2019 Flying Cloud 27’
Joined: May 2019
Phelps, Bob & Janice (affiliate)
WBCCI #: 05619
New Orleans & Fredericksburg, TX 78624
Airstream: (unknown right now)
Joined: May 2019
Don & Iva McClanahan
Georgetown, TX
Joined: June 2019
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TEN NEW MEMBERS FOR APRIL & MAY!
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Graduations: Congratulations!
“Go confidently in the direction of your dreams. Live the life you have imagined.”
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David Loose
My daughter graduated from
University of Texas
on May, 24! Proud Dad…
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Carla & CC Gartman
Our twin granddaughters graduated on May 30th. We had a party for them at our home in Glen Rose on June 1st. Very proud of all their accomplishments.
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June 2; Had a great turnout for the twins graduation party and couldn’t have had better weather and good timing. About the time we got all the tables and decorations down, the storm hit. Ended up getting 4 1/2 inches of rain.
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Marque & Jimmy Mooney
Our granddaughter, Erynn Griwicki, daughter of Kurt and Marcie Griwick graduated May 31 from
Chisholm Trail High
School
in Ft Worth, Texas.
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Cindy & Marty Berdan
Our granddaughter, Emily
Pumphret, graduated from Cedar Park HS on May 31st.
S
he will be attending
the
University of North Texas College of Music
which is one of the world's largest and most respected music schools.
She will also be playing Marimba in the
UNT Green Brigade Marching Band
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Wedding: Best Wishes!
"
You know you're in love when you can't fall asleep because reality is finally better than your dreams." —Dr. Seuss, author
Jennifer & Clyde Findlay II
Here we are- our son, Clyde lll, our daughter, Deeann, our daughter Holly (the bride), Jenny and Clyde.
Holly got married April 19th. Clyde and I are very happy to have all of our children happily married to two wonderful young men, and one very special young lady.
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"Now we know why everyone wants to hold you in their arms.
You know how to use your innocent charms."
https://holidappy.com
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Darel & Marve Ball (Grandparents)
James Arde/l Mayton (Great Grandfather)
Here is a picture of our grandbaby, Willow, during her first birthday with her Great Grandfather James Ardell Mayton #3523, giving her a kiss!
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Darrel Kachilla: The club presented a $50 gift certificate to him for his service as the Webmaster for the last six years.
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Mike and Betty Richards
joined friends in Fredricksburg on April 17-20 to see the wildflowers. They were especially beautiful this year.
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Bruce & Cindy Nutt: Dinner is served to some special guests at Alumapalooza.
"Cindy said she might need some counseling." What do you think?
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Beautiful sky after the storms at Alumapalooza, May 28 - June 2, at Jackson Center, OH
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Granddaughter, Maddie, and Marty did some ziplining on June 6. He got some practice in before the club goes ziplining in October
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Cinda Brooks and Buddy enjoyed the morning on June 2 on their deck overlooking the Pedernales River.
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Rick Trimble: Morning bay fishing on the Lower Laguna Madre on May 31.
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Our thoughts and prayers
are with these folks who are grieving, under the weather, undergoing treatments, surgeries or are on the mend
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B Bailey's husband passed away after a lengthy illness on March 24. B is currently in Edinburg, Texas at their winter home.
Willard and Linda Fische
r as they fight his bone cancer.
Victor and AJ Blood
as they adjust to the changes in AJ's condition. AJ was at the Vintage Rally and he served as a co-leader for the event..
Mike Lovell and Collin Melton
during Mike's chemotherapy. Both were at the Vintage Rally.
Marilyn Blakey slipped on their trailer step while working on their Vintage Airstream. She had shoulder surgery on April 11. "Bad timing"--She is the pianist at their church so a replacement for Palm Sunday and Easter Sunday had to be found quickly. David had planned to be a speaker at the Vintage Rally.
Update from Marilyn (5/26) Everything seems to be progressing nicely. Had my six weeks check-up with the surgeon this past Tuesday. He was very pleased with my range of movement. The therapist is working me hard but I can really tell the difference after each session. The doctor told me to ditch the sling (Yea!!). I can use the arm but I'm still not supposed to do any lifting. I have tried playing the piano at home and that movement is pretty good although tiring
Our club sent $50 memorials to the American Cancer Society in memory of
Dale Burger
who passed away in February and $50 to Smile Train in memory of
Jim Baile
y who passed in March.
Carol & Peter Sajovich: Prayers for all the family on the loss of her father, Eugene "Gene" Hafeman on June 2
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APRIL
Steed, Gayle
4/2
Reyes, Aurora (Mickey)
4/10
Haddaway, Janie
4/11
Ferry, Grady
4/12
Ferry, Keith
4/17
Arnesen, Sue
4/18
Sobotik, Stephanie
4/19
Kachilla, Darrell
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MAY
Shepard, Matthew
5/1
Findlay, Jennifer
5/2
Melton, Colin
5/3
Mooney, Jimmy
5/7
Walker, Billy
5/8
Mitchell, Ken
5/9
Elaine Saulnier
5/14
Loose, David
5/18
Haddox, Jim
5/19
Spruell, Phil
5/20
Ball, Marve
5/24
Trimble, Debbie
5/28
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JUNE
Brooks, Stanley
6/15
Sosland, Steven
6/20
Heinold, Brenda
6/22
Maddux, Ruth
6/24
Dudley, Jim
6/25
Brooks, Cinda
6/28
Sheridan, Susan
6/30
Thomas, Douglas
6/4
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Roucloux, Richard
7/1
Fischer, Willard
7/4
Leach, Carlos
7/7
Zeringue, Steven
7/5
Burger, Barbara
7/9
Matheney, Hollis
7/13
Lovell, Mike
7/16
Haddox, Paula
7/17
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Irwin, Kay
7/17
Finto, Josh
7/18
Blanchard, Gene
7/20
Lovelace, Bill
7/20
Maddux, Jack
7/22
Haddaway, Jim
7/25
Broadus, Andi
7/30
Parten, John
7/31
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Mayton, Ardell
8/4
Callahan, Julie
8/9
Turner, Richard
8/13
Dowdy, Mary
8/13
Saulnier, William (Bill)
8/14
Broadus, Stephen
8/16
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Herrold, Ray
8/18
Lovelace, Pat
8/20
Lester, J.T.
8/22
Blakey, Marilyn
8/25
Gartman, Carla
8/25
Kachilla, Kathy
8/27
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Blanchard, Gene & Kathy
4/16
Russell, Tim & Kathy
4/26
Sheridan, John & Susan
5/18
Richards, Mike & Betty
5/23
Broadus, Stephen & Andi
5/30
Randolph, Mark & Lisa
5/5
McClanahan, Gary & Marilyn
5/7
Thomas, Douglas & Patricia
5/7
Findlay, Clyde II & Jennifer
6/1
Ferry, Grady & Keith
6/15
Gartman, C.C. & Carla
6/20
Spruell, Phil & Peggy
6/3
Fischer, Willard & Linda
6/7
Perrin, Lynn & Ann
6/7
Blakey, David & Marilyn
7/16
Riggio, Jim & Marjie
7/18
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Kachilla, Darrell & Kathy
7/2
Haddox, Jim & Paula
7/25
Blood, Victor & A.J. Wolery- Blood
7/27
Booker, Bill & Richard Roucloux
7/6
Heinold, Larry & Brenda
7/6
Brooks, Stanley & Cinda
7/8
Turner, Richard & Janet
8/10
Callahan, Julie & Ken
8/11
Finto, Josh & Bradford Smith
8/11
Dowdy, Craig & Mary
8/22
Fischer, Myron & Kathryn
8/22
Latham, Jim & Janet
8/23
Beebe, Tom & Jean
8/24
Courtney, Jim & Vickie
8/26
Beal, Mike & Susan
8/5
Roper, Dave & Karen
8/8
Addicks, Ed & Cheri
8/9
Martin, H.V. & Pat
8/9
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If you live in the Austin area, the lunches are a great way to meet our members and learn about the club.
September 5th – Thursday Pappadeaux –11617 Research Blvd, Austin, TX 78759
October 3rd – Thursday Jack Allen’s Kitchen – 7720 Hwy 71, Austin, TX 78735
December 12th – Thursday Maggiano’s Domain Drive #100, Austin, TX 78758
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In closing:
A good friend of mine puts these funny, happy or kind posts on Facebook. They bring a smile to me so I had to share.
Debbie
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