2016 - Page 48 of 77 - Reunions Magazine

Small Cemeteries

I grew up in a small town in Western Kentucky, where many small cemeteries sprinkle the region. They’re not quite family cemeteries, but small, private...

Military Cemetery Services

Memorial Day programs are held at each American Battle Monuments Commission Cemetery. Each gravesite is decorated with the US flag and that of the host...

Merge amid the annals of history by Jacky Runice

Reunions are about nothing if they’re not about history. They’re about family trees that took root overseas or here in the US and have grown,...

Be WOWed by Wisconsin by Edith Wagner

With the enthusiastic assist of a character named “Flat Jack,” the Wausau/Central Wisconsin Convention & Visitors Bureau (CVB) can help arrange group tours of Wausau-area...

Civil Rights icon finds a new home

The bus in which civil rights activist Rosa Parks was riding when she refused to give up her seat to a white man is on...

Fleetwood Family does Oklahoma

The Fleetwood Family Reunion gathers descendants of Charles Fleetwood and Lucinda Morgan of Oklahoma and their 14 children. The first reunion was in Tahlequah, Oklahoma,...

Cruising Biloxi

Laura L. Bedard, Hudson, New Hampshire, wife of Roland, member of 1st Special Seabees, wrote that their reunion activities in Biloxi, Mississippi, included a one-day...

Getting There

The Taylor Family Reunion alternates their reunions between Buffalo, New York, and Chicago, Illinois. They hire a bus to transport the Chicago contingent to Buffalo...

Magnolia was a Goal

For one Gilmore Family Reunion in Arkansas the family chose the theme “Celebrating Our Roots.” A highlight of the three days was a charter bus...

Schürch Family Heritage Tours

After the Schürch family reunion registration and a delicious breakfast, we greeted “old” cousins and met “new” ones before 165 of us boarded buses for...