Reunions

Wed., June 7, 2006

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Rogers High School Class of 1976 – July 14-15. Contact Robin Hankel Hunt at (509) 467-3973, or e-mail robinjhunt@yahoo.com.

Benner Family Reunion – Descendants of Linus and Emma Burnam Benner, Oct. 7, Central Grange Hall, Spokane. Call (509) 466-6001 or (509) 326-1379, or send e-mail to luthercam@hotmail.com.

USS Dale Association (DLG-19/CG-19) – July 13-16 in St. Louis. Contact Mike or Melissa Pensinger, 911 Gene Crescent, Chesapeake, VA 23320; (757) 839-7439; e-mail webmaster@ussdale.com; visit www.ussdale.com.

The Newport Dealeys Reunion – USS Cromwell (DE-1014), USS Dealey (DE-1006), USS John Willis (DE-1027), USS Van Voorhis (DE-1028), USS Lester (DE-1022), USS Hartley (DE-1029), USS Joseph K Taussig (DE-1030), USS Courtney (DE-1021), USS Hammerberg (DE-1015), Sept. 14-17 in Baltimore. Contact Jerry Skorch, 810 Quail Road, Marlton, NJ 08053; (856) 810-2568; e-mail jpskorch@hotmail.com.

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