The Three Amigos
I do remember the blinding sun! :)
50 years. Where did they go?
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Just like going home to Grandma. The best of Southern service and food.
Afterwards, sit in front of the fire.
Off to the cocktail party, but wind and rain gave us a brief respite.
Colonel Turley, our Bible teacher and football coach, was instrumental in preserving this graveyard.
We added two and the flag.
95 unknown Confederate soldiers buried in the shape of a cross.
The "Bionic Man" who took over my squad when I was promoted to Battalion Adjutant.
One more retreat of many.
He is visible in the distance and performed an absolutely perfect rendering of Taps.
The brick for SGT Glenn Richard Brewster KIA VN
He was the only one of our class KIA in Vietnam which is extraordinary.
Glen joins the many other graduates KIA in past wars.
The cannon have
the followed etched into the area surrounding the muzzles. "Revere
Copper, No 201 and 202?, 1,223 lbs., T.J.R. and 1863."
Daddy and Dixie with her "Baby Tiger" at our 40th. :)
Daddy and Dixie with her "Baby Tiger" at our 40th. :)
Part of our museum.
Beaman was the CO of A Company and retired from the Army as a Full Bird.
Herb graduated in '56, came back to teach in '60 and has been in Lewisburg ever since.
"Mr. Greenbrier."
"Mr. Greenbrier."
The gentleman on the far left and the lady on the far right won our yearly scholarships.
Dixie made her dress from a bathrobe!
Don't go anywhere near Lewisburg without staying. Tons of Confederate items.
The front desk is hand built of walnut and pine, dating to 1760. Patrick Henry and Thomas Jefferson stood at this desk when they registered at the Sweet Chalybeate Springs Hotel, one of the many mineral springs resorts in the area visited by antebellum aristocrats of the South.
The front desk is hand built of walnut and pine, dating to 1760. Patrick Henry and Thomas Jefferson stood at this desk when they registered at the Sweet Chalybeate Springs Hotel, one of the many mineral springs resorts in the area visited by antebellum aristocrats of the South.
Another reunion is over, sad to say.
Dixie after our 40th reunion on the steps of the General Lewis as above.
Dixie after our 40th reunion on the steps of the General Lewis as above.
I detect sadness here also. Dixie says she loves to talk to my old friends which is most pleasing.
Dixie after our 40th reunion in approximately the same spot as above. I wish they wouldn't grow up. :(
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Final Dress Parade
Pass In Review!
Me aligning the battalion was easier said than done.
Courtenay
Mother's hand.
Left to right: Ellen, Anne, Unknown and Mother. :)
Dixie after our 40th reunion in approximately the same spot as above. I wish they wouldn't grow up. :(
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Final Dress Parade
Pass In Review!
Me aligning the battalion was easier said than done.
Courtenay
Mother's hand.
Left to right: Ellen, Anne, Unknown and Mother. :)