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Friday evening reception
Saturday
morning walkabout 1
Saturday morning
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2, Preamble
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3, Gateway to the group picture
Group photo
Group photo of
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Blackburn
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TomDurham
What you see is a screen
supplied by the hotel. Projected on the screen is a
picture of several members of the committee. Judging by the red
white and blue ribbon on the wall behind them, this picture was taken
in 2003. In the picture to the right of the group are photos of
departed classmates. A wall of remembrance, if you will.
This time, in 2004, thanks to Tommy Durham, we saw a short digital
presentation of those classmates and several others who've been added
to the list. To say we miss them would be an understatement.

TomDurham
As we filed into the
banquet hall our pictures were taken for posterity. Not with
this camera -- Lynn McKeown and her husband are looking at the
official camera. The distinguished-looking gentleman to the left
is Nelson Terry.

TomDurham
Beyond our two classmates, people are lined up at the buffet. The food was
excellent. No kidding. Cooking for large crowds isn't the
same as cooking for a family -- the recipes are different, and not
just because the portions are larger and the equipment isn't quite
the same. That's just for starters. As noted, the food was
unusually good for a hotel in a small Southern city. No offense,
but it was.
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