April-June - Region VIII

MILITARY RETIREES
CHAPTER 421
HRRVC
Newsletter
April - June 2010
Editor Jim Dunn
A word from President Tom Gall
We have just celebrated
Memorial Day and by all
means want to
remember those who
sacrificed for the
freedoms we have in the
United States of
American. Let’s not just
remember them on
Memorial Day, however,
they deserve our honor
and respect every day of
the year. As we begin the summer season, the
Red, White and Blue camp out is coming soon
immediately before the International rally, being
held at the Georgia National Fairgrounds &
Agricenter, in Perry Georgia
Jean and I have covered a lot of miles this past
winter, participating in several HRRVC functions
along the way. We started in January with the
Southeast Sunshine rally. We had a great social
that Stan and Fay Guiles hosted. It was well
attended with over 40 members and a lot of door
prizes.
We left Florida after a busy week at Disney World
with six grandchildren and their parents. We met
Jimmy and Onita Thornton and another couple in
Mississippi and headed out toward Arizona. Along
the way we took a break at Kerrville, TX and shared
a nice visit with Moe and Lorraine Gangai.
See Gall - page 4
International Rally - Perry GA.
Business meeting - Sunday, July 18. 0800hrs
Ryan's Steak House near Robbins Air Force
Base [about 11 miles from the fair grounds].
Cost per person is $7.18, includes coffee.
This Is the 3rd day of early parking.
The social will be at the same location on
Thursday, July 22 at 1300 hrs.
Chapter paying for the social.
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HRRVC421@aol.com
Red White & Blue 2010
July 12 to 16
Scenic Mountain RV Resort & Campground,
2686 Irwinton Rd, Milledgeville, GA.
http://www.scenicmountainrv.com
Full hook-up, 30/50A, Water, Sewer, Cable, WIFI, A/C Club House, Spacious Camp Sites,
Swimming Pool & Fishing Hole. Milledgeville was
the capitol of Georgia from 1803 to 1868. Tours
of the old capital building, governor’s mansion,
historic neighborhoods, Robbins AFB Air
Museum (Warner Robbins, GA) are being
planned. Lots of fast food, slow food & good
food. Golf, 6 miles from the campground.
See you all there.
Contact: J. Hunter
605 Osage St.
Harrisonville, MO 64701
Phone: (816) 225-2637
E-Mail: jhunter37@aol.com
For reservations, send a check made out to
“CHAPTER 421”, for one nights fee of $31.50 to
Jay. Please do not contact the campground
directly. Reserve early so we can make
appropriate plans.
RWB rally Instructions
For those who will be coming early they
should phone the campground at 1-800716-5015 or locally 1-478-453-8683.
Do not attempt to drive the RV through
town but take US-441 (locals call it the
by-pass) to GA243/Irwinton Rd then north
approx. 0.4 miles . Coming from the south
on US-441 get off at GA243/Irwinton then
go north 0.4 miles to campground on the
right. Helga and I will be there early so
come early if you can...Thanks Jay
South Carolinia State Rally
Myrtle Beach, SC
Meet New Members
21 -24 April 2010
Bob Morhard
The South Carolina State Rally was held at
Lakewood RV Resort in Myrtle Bleach. It is
somewhat different from Ocean Lakes (right next
door) where Region III holds their rally in that there
are hundreds of one, two, and three story beach
homes. Most of the newer ones are on stilts which
puts them one story above the ground. There are
also hundreds of RV hook-ups. It is a huge place.
Chapter 421 was called on to handle the colors for
both the opening and closing of the Rally. The
Color Guard consisted of Ellis Peach, John Burke,
Tom Buckhannon & Bob Morhard. Tom & Shirley
Buckhannon cooked several times during the rally,
so you know that we ate well. Ellis (Florida State
Manager), Tom & Bob played on the Florida Bean
Bag Baseball team in the final game which was lost
to the North Carolina team so John Burke (NC
Assistant Manager) was presented the trophy to
carry home.
Jill & Scott Franzen
The Chapter bazaar table set up by the Morhards
was as attractive as usual. It was manned by
several different members including: Ira Machon,
Ellis , Sue, Tom & Bob.
For our social, Saturday morning, we had breakfast
together (10 of us) at Omega Pancake House just
down the street from the campground.
Welcome new member Scott Franzen (Navy) & his
wife Jill. They are from Summerfield, NC. A great
big WELCOME ABOARD!
The South Carolina Rally was well run with many
activities, good fellowship, good food and lots of
fun for all.
Scholarship Awards
Color guard John Burke, Ellis Peach, Tom
Buckhannon & Bob Morhard
More pictures are on the web site
http://www.rg8.hrrvc.org/Washington/421Military/co
mpleted_files/1MILHome.html
2010 HRRVC Scholarship Awards recognized
Grandchildren of chapter 421 Chapter members:
Jacy Stamps- Granddaughter of Doyle & Dorothlyn
Stamps
Your chance to LEAD
It is that time for new officers to be nominated for
Caitlin Williamson- Granddaughter of Carl & Elaine the board. Election to be at the International Rally
in July 2010. Bob Barbier and Frank Trepanier
Hallada
were appointed as the nominating committee. It is
the time for chapter members to step up and
Congratulations to these successful Scholarship
volunteer to fill one of the offices. The nominating
winners.
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committee wants input from the membership to fill
these offices. Offices that are needed are,
President, Vice President, Secretary, Treasurer,
Director. At this time there has been some interest
in the openings. Please let us know your wishes via
e-mail or phone.
Meet New Members
Bob Barbier capt_bob@ameritech.net
309-693-1622 or 309-696-7337
Frank Trepanier trep@tampabay.rr.com
352-860-0670 or 352-476-5008
Frank Trepanier
SouthWestern Rally
Rayne, Louisiana - Rayne RV Park
March 26 - 29, 2010
Bob Morhard
Irene & Michael Adams
We arrived Wednesday, 24 March, the first day of
early parking. The weather was cloudy and windy
as it was throughout the rally. That night the
heavens opened & we had a hugh rain storm.
Lighting, thunder, wind; the whole ball of wax. Sure
glad the awning was not out. Luckily the Swamp
tour was postponed until Thursday afternoon.
Regretfully, I forgot my camera but Chapter
member, Bill O’Dell, took some great pictures
which are attached. Great trip, highly
recommended if it’s offered next year. Opening
ceremonies were on Friday evening. Our flag detail
consisted of Moe Gangai, Jim Thornton, Stan
Guiles & Bob Morhard. This same detail did the
closing ceremony.
We had 21 attend our Social at which every
member received a door prize. The prizes were
donated: Henry Kretzschmar (Wood Products from
his shop), Stan Guiles (Lighted wine bottles &
Snail), the Morhard’s ( Lighted glass block, copper
wire Snail, pillow, & table), plus gift certificates
from our “contributors”, Ransom Road Resort,
Cracker Barrel Country Store & Camping World.
Color Guard Bob Morhard, Moe Gangai,
Jim Thorton and Stan Guiles
More pictures are on the web site
http://www.rg8.hrrvc.org/Washington/421Military/co
mpleted_files/1MILHome.html
Our Chapter had a great looking Bazaar table again
this rally. Bill & Jean O’Dell, & Stan Guiles helped
Holiday Rambler RV Club (HRRVC)
Sue Morhard set up and man the table.
Please update your information at
http://www.hrrvc.org and you will always be able
This Rally had right around 100 rigs, which is very
to find the current contact information on the
poor attendance. Come on folks, if HRRVC is to
Contact Us page. Update your profile so the rest
continue to sponsor rallys , we need to get out and
of the club members can find you.
enjoy the offerings, otherwise they will go away.
Health watch
None reported
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Holiday Rambler Recreational Vehicle Club, Inc.
1600 West Beardley Ave. Suite 212
Elkhart, IN. 46514
Toll-Free (877) 702-5415
Phone (574) 295-9800 Fax (574) 295-9802
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Gall: Presidents message from pg 1
After a week or so of traveling we ended up in
Tucson for the Western Sunshine rally. More on
this rally in another article. We settled down for a
month in a very nice park in Tucson, before moving
to Benson, AZ to meet up with 15 other rigs to
journey to Puerto Penasco, Mexico. We had a
wonderful time, hosted by Ray and Hilda Nichols
and Mike & Mairiene Miranda. The water is
absolutely beautiful and right next to the
campground. We shopped, ate, shopped, ate, did
some sightseeing, ate, anyway you get the idea.
Border crossing was easy and everything went very
smoothly.
After Mexico, we bee-lined it east with the
Thorntons to the Southwest rally in Rayne, LA. We
were served delicious meals cooked on site by very
capable members with an assist from Trey from the
Rayne diner. If you every get to Rayne definitely
look him up and support his restaurant. Food is
excellent and prices very reasonable.
We’ve been at home for a while to catch up on
home maintenance, but ready to hit the road again
in July to attend the rally in Perry, GA. We hope to
see all of you there. Summer is hot anywhere, but
all the buildings in Perry are air conditioned and
Joe Herron the rally coordinator with Jim and Deb
Isett will do a fabulous job. We plan to be there
and hope to see all of you as well. Safe travels and
God bless.
Tom & Jean Gall #98420
Southwest Rally Tour
Business meeting
Sunday July 18, 2010 start time 0800 hours.
This year’s Business Meeting we will be electing
new officers for the Chapter. The nomination
committee has been working very hard to fill the
board positions. Bob Barbier and Frank Trepanier
have come up with a slate for us to vote on in July.
As of this writing the nominees are:
President:
Stan Guiles #106564
Vice President: Jay Hunter #72885
Secretary:
Treasurer:
Vern Benson #70780
As you can see we have an opening on the board.
This position must be filled, if not we loose our
Charter with HRRVC. The duties are taken from the
Chapter Constitution and Bylaws.
Article VI – Duties of the Elected Chapter Officers
The duty of the Secretary is to maintain the Chapter
records involving meeting, dues collection and new
member communication. A report will be made at
the Annual Business Meeting on the previous years
meeting.
Between now and the Business Meeting, please let
one of us know that you are interested in filling this
very important position. As always nominations will
be accepted from the floor. So please think it over
and volunteer.
Tom Gall, President
by Bill O’Dell 114374
While at the HRRVC Southwest Rally in Rayne, La.
Jean and I went on a tour with the club called The
Cajun Country Swamp Tours. We car caravanned
to the Swamp at Lake Martin and meet up with the
tour guide and owner Butch Gucherean, a very
knowledgeable person. There were 11 of us that
got onto his aluminum boat with high sides and
started the tour. We saw a lot (about 18-20) of
alligators, ranging from 6" to 14' long. All of them
lying on logs to sunbath. We say at least 100 green
turtles, some small fury land animals, can't think of
the name of them, we saw some large nesting birds
in the trees, again can't think of the names of them,
many other birds also. Butch told us of the history
of the swamp and how it started and why. This was
one of the most interesting tours Jean and I have
ever taken. If you are in this area contact Butch at
337-319-0010. He will take as few as 2 and as
many as 12 on a tour. He charges $20.00 for adults
and $10.00 for a child under 13.
www.cajuncountryswamptours.com
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Western Sunshine Rally
Tucson, Arizona - Pima County Fairgrounds
February 2 - 5, 2010
by Tom Gall 98420
This rally will go down in history as the “ice box
rally”; the weather was cold and rainy. The main
building was designed for air conditioning, it is
Arizona after all and it’s supposed to be hot, right?
Wrong! Most of us wore coats while eating and
watching entertainment because there was no heat
inside. It still was a great rally, Erwin and Marilyn
Peake, Ray and Hilda Nickols, (rally coordinators)
put on an outstanding event this year in Tucson,
Arizona. The Chapter was honored to present and
retire the colors. Members of the color guard where
Jimmy Thornton, Vern Benson, Dave McPhaden,
Doc Good and Tom Gall.
With only 104 units, we were all well fed with food
prepared by various chapter members and great
local entertainment. Jean and I hosted the social
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with help from Vern Benson. The social was held
off site at a Pizza Hut near the fair grounds. We all
ate all the pizza we wanted. We would like to
welcome new members to our ranks. Virgil and
Donna Ford #69339, Navy from the state of
Washington. There were door prizes for all with
attendance at around fifteen.
We were there in March 2010 and had the choice
of inexpensive ($14) w/water & 30 amp hook-up in
the woods or first class ($18 ) w/ water, sewer,
50/30 amp, concrete pads looking out on Perdido
Bay. We chose the latter and had a great 2 day
stay. The PX & Commissary are off the Base and
convenient to this Campground. The Blue Angles
practice on Tuesday & Wednesday, if in town & fly
right over the campground or you can head over to
the base (which we did) and sit in the bleachers
behind the Museum to view the practice. The
Naval Aviation Museum is also a great stop.
Lake Pippin, Maxwell/Gunter Recreation Area Niceville FL. 1801 White Point Road. Camp-sites
are gravel, grass or dirt, full hook-up, 30/50 power
w/ picnic table & grill ($18). There is a small beach
on Choctawhatchee Bay. (not as impressive as the
name but ok) It is located near the Midbay bridge to
Destin, FL. This campground was damaged during
the hurricane but has been restored with a new
shower building. We stopped here in April 2010 &
found it adequate.
2010 Western Rally Honor Guard
Tom Gall, Jimmy Thornton, Vern Benson, Dave
McPhaden and Doc Good.
AirVenture 2010
July 26-August 1
To Salute Veterans
Famcamp News
Send information to the editor on places you
stay so other members may enjoy or avoid them.
For On-Line information check out:
www.MilitaryCampgrounds.us or
http://www.smartrving.net/id26.html
for maps and information on Famcamps.
Already set to host what may be the last largest
DC-3 gathering, EAA's AirVenture has announced it
is working together with Warbirds of America and
Disabled American Veterans to bring a "Salute to
Veterans" to AirVenture Oshkosh 2010. The
complete list of events has yet to be finalized, but
EAA announced a sketch of events Friday. The
Delaware National Guard - Bethany Beach DE
Salute will mean special forums and speakers; a
If you’re traveling to the Del-Mar-Va peninsula
mass gathering of veterans for photo opportunities;
check out the Camp Ground in Bethany Beach DE.
a special airshow segment featuring Vietnam-era
Located 10 miles from Ocean City, MD and 8 miles
aircraft; an "upgraded Warbird Aircraft Display
from Rehoboth Beach DE they have 22 RV sites
area," according to EAA; and a closing-day concert
[W/E/S/Cable] that rent for $22.00/night.
played by the Lt. Dan Band, featuring actor Gary
Reservations through the Billeting Office 302-854Sinise. All veterans and active military who
7901 or 302-854-7902. Full payment required 15
purchase AirVenture tickets online in advance of
days prior to arrival [Don’t know what they do about
the show are eligible for a discounted admission
drop ins]. Sorry NO Pets Allowed. Motel rooms
rate of $28. Noting the nation's debt of freedom
and Apartments are also available. Our son and
owed to its service men and women, EAA president
daughter-in-law checked it out and said it was a
Tom Poberezny said, "This is the right thing to do
nice facility. Military ID required. – J&J Dunn
at Oshkosh."
Camp Grayling National Guard - Grayling MI
I’ve been told that new water, electric and sewer
are being installed at the Fam Camp this
spring/summer.
Blue Angles Naval Recreation Area - Pensacola
FL is located off I-10, Exit 7, approx 5 miles south
(FL 29) then west on US- 98 to the sign on the left.
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The overall Salute to Veterans events will have a
"thank a veteran" focus, according to EAA, which
says the event's timing matches two significant
anniversaries -- that of the DC-3 and that of the
B-17. Both aircraft celebrate their 75th year in
2010, according to EAA. Said Poberezny, "Salute
to Veterans will be one of the primary focuses
during AirVenture 2010."
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Flying J news
National Parks law change -
May 2010 - Waste Dump Station Fees
To continue providing waste dump station services
at Flying J we are instituting a $10 fee to customers
using this service. This has become necessary to
cover the increasing costs of offering this amenity.
These additional fees include:
Maintenance - escalating expenses
associated with normal usage and the misuse and
abuse of waste dump stations
Municipalities - rising costs from local
sewer treatment service providers
Regulatory - increasing expenditures linked
to stringent corporate responsibilities
For our best customers, those that are members of
Flying J's Frequent Fueler and RV Real Value
clubs, a $5.00 dump station coupon will be added
to their card based on fuel purchases. The club
member must present their card to the cashier at
the point of purchase to receive the discount. We
appreciate your business and look forward to
continuing to offer the best services and facilities in
the industry.
Flying J Launches New Online 'Loyalty' Portal
As part of our on-going effort to provide you with
the finest in "Highway Hospitality" we are excited to
offer this new convenient tool for accessing your
Loyalty Card accounts. Once registered, from the
portal you can view account activity, monitor the
status of accumulated rewards & discounts, order a
new card and more.
And, to maximize the value and functionality of this
new "tool" we encourage you to provide us with
feedback & suggestions on improving the ease of
navigation and additional features you would like to
see!
Send us your comments to:
http://www.flyingj.com/FlyingJMail/form.jsp?a=loyal
tycustomerportalfeedback
Eye Glasses for Retirees
New Firearms Law Takes Effect - National parks
now subject to state and local firearms laws
WASHINGTON – A change in federal law effective
Monday, February 22, allows firearms in many
national parks. People who can legally possess
firearms under federal and state law can now
possess those firearms in the national parks in that
state. The new law (Sec. 512 of P.L. 111-24) was
passed by Congress and signed last May by the
President.
Prior to February 22, firearms have generally been
prohibited in national parks – except in some
Alaska parks and those parks that allow hunting.
State and local firearms laws vary. Visitors who
would like to bring a firearm with them to a national
park need to understand and comply with the
applicable laws. With more than 30 national parks
located in more than one state, visitors need to
know where they are in those parks and which
state’s law applies.
“For nearly 100 years, the mission of the National
Park Service has been to protect and preserve the
parks and to help all visitors enjoy them,” National
Park Service Director Jon Jarvis said. “We will
administer this law as we do all others – fairly and
consistently.”
Federal law continues to prohibit the possession of
firearms in designated “federal facilities” in national
parks, for example, visitor centers, offices, or
maintenance buildings. These places are posted
with “firearms prohibited” signs at public entrances.
The new law also does not change prohibitions on
the use of firearms in national parks and does not
change hunting regulations.
Park websites have been updated to include links
to state firearms laws to help visitors understand
the law and plan accordingly.
Sec. 512 of P.L. 111-24, an amendment to the
Credit Card Accountability, Responsibility, and
Disclosure Act of 2009, also directs the U.S. Fish
and Wildlife Service to follow state and local
firearms laws in national wildlife refuges.
All retirees, even TRICARE for Life recipients, may
receive one pair of standard issue glasses each
year from the Naval Ophthalmic Support and
Training Activity. Visit the NOSTRA website and
select the "How to Order: Retirees" link for more
information. Family members and surviving
spouses are not entitled to NOSTRA support. Learn
more about TRICARE vision benefits at the
TRICARE beneficiary portal.
VIN NUMBER - WARNING
Here is INFO worth the price of your car....
WHAT WILL the car thieves THINK OF NEXT?
The car thieves peer through the windshield of your
car or vehicle, write down the VIN # from the label
on the dash, go to the local car dealership and
request a duplicate key based on the VIN #.
http://www.med.navy.mil/SITES/NOSTRA/ORDER/ I didn't believe this e-mail, so I called ChryslerDodge and pretended I had lost my keys. They told
Pages/Retiree.aspx
me to just bring in the VIN #, they would cut me
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one on the spot, and I could order the keyless
device if I wanted.
The Car Dealer's Parts Department will make a
duplicate key from the VIN #, and collect payment
from the thief who will return to your car. He doesn't
have to break in, do any damage to the vehicle, or
draw attention to himself. All he has to do is walk
up to your car, insert the key and off he goes to a
local chop shop with your vehicle.
You don't believe it?
It IS that EASY.
To avoid this from happening to you, simply put
some dark tape (electrical tape, duct tape or
medical tape) across the VIN Number Metal Label
located on the dashboard.
By law, you cannot remove the VIN but you CAN
cover it so it can't be viewed through the windshield
by a car thief.
I urge you to forward this to your friends before
some other car thief steals another car or truck.
I slipped a 3x5 card over my VIN NUMBER.
Golden Age Passports
FAN-TASTIC VENT
PRESIDENT INTRODUCES
“FAN-TASTIC: The Love Behind the Vent”
Fan-Tastic Vent President, Penny Milks, is pleased
to introduce her book, Fan-Tastic: The Love
Behind the Vent. Following the death of her
husband and inventor Steve Milks, Penny reveals
a powerful real-life success story. This rags to
riches memoir opens through the eyes of a shy
eighteen year old who meets a charming traveling
salesman determined to make his mark in
history.
This intimate glimpse at the life of two people
harnessing their unique talents to build one of the
most respected companies in the RV industry,
makes this book a must read! Fan-Tastic Vent
also celebrates its milestone 25th anniversary this
year.
For more information go to: www.fantasticvent.com
The government has decided NOT TO REDUCE
the discount rate from 50% to 10% for the Golden
Age Senior Access Pass... The 50% discount will
continue and a spokesperson for the NFS stated
that vendor managed campgrounds WILL HONOR
the 50% discount.... Below is a quote from the
Director of the National Forest Service....
"Last Wednesday Forest Service Chief Tom
Tidwell announced his decision to not reduce the
fee structure charged to holders of passes at Forest
Service campgrounds operated by private
contractors. This leaves intact the half-off camping
fee rates now available to holders of the
government issued $10 lifetime Senior Pass. " Also
if your are disabled you can get the card free.
That’s ALL Folks
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NEXT ISSUE.
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SPONSORS and CONTRIBUTORS
Sponsors contribute financially to help with our administrative cost and support our socials.
Contributors generously give items which we can use for door prizes.
Contributors:
Camping World
P.O. Box 90018
Bowling Green KY 42102-9018
ATT: Reta Grinstead
Administrative Assistant
Harbor City Company, Inc
P.O. Box 868
Aransas Pass, TX 78336
ATT: Rick & Pam Lowrance
Ransom Road RV Park
Flying J Corporate Office
1104 Country Hills Drive
Ogden UT 84403
ATT: Morgan Mueller
Cracker Barrel Old Country Store
P.O. Box 787
Lebanon, TN 37088
ATT: Jay Roe
Field Marketing Specialist
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President
98420
T homas and Jean G all
191 O ld Burruss Mill R oad
Bumpuss, VA 23024-9319
540-894-5442 804-833-2998
gall237@ aol.com
Newsletter Editor
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Jim & Janet D unn
1570 W W ebb R d.
D eW itt MI 48820-8333
517-669-9216 517-285-1927cell
H R R VC 421@ aol.com
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Lambert G obber
1021 Franelm D rive
Louisville KY 40214-4626
502-366-1232
LYG 337@ aol.com
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Vice President
Social C hairm an
C hapter C haplin
Stan and Fay G uiles
106564
413 W alnut Street #5331
G reen C ove Springs FL 32043
601-434-2305
904-657-8272
frgulles2@ aol.com
Historian
Moe & Lorraine G angai
133 D eer H aven Ln
Kerrville T X 78028-7604
830-895-3382
momdad@ pcrvus.com
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D onald & Lou Schumitsch
2351 Elm Street
Plover, W I 54467-2164
715-341-7755
louds@ charter.net
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Secretary
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R obert and Sue Morhard
2047 W . La Bonte C ircle
Beverly Hills, FL 34465-2368
352-746-7378 352-270-0024 cell
rmorhard@ embarqmail.com
T reasurer
Laverne Benson
14277 Seymour R oad
Linden MI 48451-9744
810-735-8128
70780
Past President
Moe & Lorraine G angai
133 Deer Haven Ln
Kerrville T X 78028-7604
830-895-3382
drmoe@ hotmail.com
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203-792-0039
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5396 Susan R oad
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Benicia C A 94510-1601
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El Reno, O K 73036-9164
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Jim Dunn, Editor
1570 W Webb Rd
DeWitt MI 48820-8333
See you down the road