The beginning of a new year is the perfect time to review and update your contacts list for your reunion invites. Every year I receive holiday greeting cards from relatives, and I typically save the return address labels from the envelopes.
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Reunion tech check from Lisa A. Alzo
If you are planning to hold a scanning event at your next reunion, it’s never too early to make a checklist for logistics and technology....
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Recipes, Reminiscing and Reunions by Lisa A. Alzo
INTRODUCTION Holidays are a time when we reminisce about family memories.Whether it is a long-standing tradition to gather for a meal, a party, or other...
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Bell-Ransom Family Reunion
Bell-Ransom Family Reunion invitations reflect a long (43-year history) of preparing for reunions. Each includes a cover sheet with the important facts: when, where, and...
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Family Reunion Photos – Sorting the Clues
In August, I dedicated all my podcast episodes to family reunion focused activities and guests. Since it’s Family Reunion season, that means we’re pretty likely...
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How are we related?
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Commemorations – State and Local Recognitions
ARIZONA Arizona pioneers If you can prove you had an ancestor in Arizona before their statehood date, February 14, 1912, you can apply for a...
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Cemetery Reunions
Windham Family Reunion Memorial Walk We usually start our Windham Family Reunion in Aliceville, Alabama, on Friday by doing a Memorial Stroll. We visit grave...
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A Patriot history almost forgot
Recently, Oscar Marion became the first slave who fought in the Revolutionary War to receive military honors at Arlington National Cemetery. Marion was the personal...
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Moerlein reunion first for family
Relatives of the 19th-century Cincinnati beer baron Christian Moerlein began the day at Philippus United Church of Christ, which Moerlein helped found; the church procured...
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