We went through a lot of wood. Thanks Bob for the fire it felt good especially Friday evening and Sunday morning.
Tuesday, July 26, 2011
Reunion pictures by Kent
We went through a lot of wood. Thanks Bob for the fire it felt good especially Friday evening and Sunday morning.
Monday, July 25, 2011
Those in attendance 2011 Reunion
Al and Fran McMullen enjoyed the reunion and thank each of the attendees for putting up with Al's constant camera presence. It was a great weekend, great weather, great food, great games, great host and hostess, and great friends to share old memories with. LET's DO IT AGAIN before we are all in wheelchairs eh.
Engvar Braaten was there in spirit. Al and Fran stopped by on way to Vernon and had a great visit. Engvar wanted us to say hi to everyone and wishes he could have joined us. He remains "Jake"; very positive and content with what has been dealt him. If you are in the Penticton area you will be blessed by paying him a visit. He enjoys short visits.
Friday, July 15, 2011
Drayton reunion 2011
July 1 - 3 was our 3rd reunion of the guys and gals who met and enjoyed each others fellowship during the 1950's and 1960's in the oilpatch. Bob and May Barker hosted this years reunion and again provided great food, games, and story swapping opportunities.
There were 19 in attendance. Front row (l-r) Don Andersen and his wife carol, Fran McMullen, Dalton Heyland, Norma Disney, and Bruce Harrison. Second row (l-r) Gail Heyland, Fay Williamson, May Barker, May Wiseman, Arlene Harrison, and Laurie Disney. Back row (l-r) Al McMullen, Bob Barker, Bob Disney, Terry Andersen, Don Disney, Kent Williamson, and Bud Wiseman
May, Fran, and Arlene seem to be solving the world's problems or maybe coming up with some new ones.
Saturday was a time for games. In the morning some of the group played golf and the rest of us slept in!! Then we met for lunch and more games. Terry seemed to have trouble with his ____ and its a good thing Al is easy-going. We had more laughs than we deserve. Thanks Terry for your great sense of humor. You liven up the reunions.
Bruce and Arlene Harrison were new to the reunion this year. It was nice to meet the spouses of Arlene and Don and to renew old friendships.
Sunday morning was our last get together with pancake, eggs, and sausage breakfast.
Bob makes great pancakes. We ate enough that it held Fran and I all the way to Shelby, MT before we had to stop for supper.
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