2016 - Page 76 of 77 - Reunions Magazine

Another kind of camping experience

The image many of us have of the little run-down church camp in the woods is fast becoming a thing of the past. Families are...

Camping Reunions by Larry Polenske

Families across the country are getting away from it all to get together with each other. A great way to do so is to make...

Happy Campers

Happy campers take note: reservations for the twenty-two most popular camping areas in the National Park System may now be made up to five months...

A reunion planner’s nightmare by Karen Luna Ray

Every planner's nightmare is the reunion that ends too early. Months of planning culminated and expended in just a few short hours. The reunion site...

North & South: elegant inns cater to reunions by Jacky Runice

If you can describe your next reunion as “busloads of us” and the sheer size resembles the marines hitting beach, high rise hotels, simple budget...

Q? & A!

Q? Diana Burkhart, Mount Vernon, Ohio, organizer of the Wolford Family Reunion, poses some interesting questions. "How do I get more people to attend the...

A menu of venues by Karen Robertson

After each reunion, we realize that the place really doesn't make much difference. We create our own entertainment and enjoy being together so much, we...

Getting it all together: Tips, ideas and maps to the model meeting by Jacky Runice

Help On The Web When you undertake Christmas dinner for five to ten people, it’s a manageable mission. When your college student invites frat brothers...

Searching Surprises

Star Demint would have traveled around the world to meet birth family but she only had to go 10 minutes to meet a half-brother. Demint...

Searching for reunion members

Click on the blue box that says "NEXT" (on the right) to read more. Searching Searching is a vital part of planning many reunions. If yours...