July 2016 - Page 55 of 56 - Reunions Magazine

Parkers at sea. Parkers set sail

The Parker family decided to do something a little different for our reunion. Usually we have a very structured reunion, including picnic, outing, and banquet....

19 Blys in the Caribbean

The Bly family--parents, children, children's spouses and 11 grandchildren--spent seven days sailing the Caribbean aboard the Carnival's Legend. Each of their staterooms included a private...

Reunions on the high seas

The Keahey Family Reunion was held aboard Carnival Cruise ship Holiday, sailing five days to Mexico from New Orleans. On our Reunions magazine forum we...

USS Oklahoma City Reunion Cruise

Cruises have become very popular with military reunion groups who have found the cost to be very comparable compared to a land reunion and in...

Celebrating 60 on the high seas

For Lolly Lovett, September 10th was not going to be just another birthday. Lolly was turning 60 and she wanted to celebrate the occasion surrounded...

Cruisin’ for family fusion by Jacky Runice

For many of us, our impression of a cruise experience stemmed from a smarmy sitcom in the 1970s and '80s called The Love Boat, in...

Steamboating reunions by Regina Hines

The steamboat whistle sounds, the red paddlewheel begins churning the water, and as the boat pulls away from the landing, the calliope plays the toe-tapping...

Cruise Lake Michigan

The SS Badger sails daily mid-May to mid-October between Ludington, Michigan, and Manitowoc, Wisconsin. And it saves some pretty harrowing driving around Lake Michigan through...

Kin Ship: 10 tips for planning a cruise reunion

Cruise reunions have many advantages over land-based reunions. The wide range of activities allows something for every age and taste. You don't have to plan...

Bucket lists

Citizen Relations, on behalf of Princess Cruises, writes that if Americans could only accomplish one goal in their lifetime, 72% would choose a travel goal....