Reunions

Wed., Nov. 30, 2005

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School

Eighth Annual All-Spokane School Reunion – Feb. 27 in Yuma, Ariz. Contact Gary or Noreen Brown, 13650 N. Frontage Road, Space 453, Yuma AZ 85367; (928) 342-4827; e-mail poorgar@juno.com; or call Bob or Sheran Krall at (928) 345-0818 or send e-mail to sbkrall@cs.com.

Military

USS Charles Berry (DE-1035) – March in Dallas. Contact Mac Christy, 841 Thomas Road, Pomona, KS 66076; (785) 255-4368; e-mail machief@direcway.com; or visit http://tiegertime.com/DE1035/.USS John Hood (DD-655) – Spring in Mobile, Ala. Contact Alfred DiDonato, 5 Maple Lane, Topsfield, MA 01983; (978) 887-6034; e-mail dinamlrs@aol.com.

USS Cadmus (AR-14) – Spring2006 in Chicago. Contact Robert Baschmann, 11231 Bullis Road Marilla, NY 10956-4702; (716) 655-5415; e-mail DinaMLRS@aol.com.

USS Cambria (APA-36) – Spring2006 in Albuquerque, N.M. Contact David Stoll, 820 Carnation Drive, Wapajoneta, OH 45895; (419) 738-3786; e-mail destoll@bright.net.

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