At our 20year reunion, the following day most everyone met at the park across from Squire's Castle for a reunion committee planned picnic. Honestly I think that was the best part of the weekend in a very relaxed setting w/ spouses & children. The event committee even made provision for hayrides & stuff. 

I don't want to put extra work on anyone but I know another picnic would well worth going to if the last one would be any indication of the fun we had. Pot luck & fend for yourselves with food, drink & charcoal would make it easiest on everyone if it happens.

The coolest event of the day was when Rooster drove up in his Rolls Royce & smashed into a bunch of garbage cans. I hope that boy hasn't changed one bit.  :- )  

Hi Logan---who's "Rooster?"  I don't remember a "Rooster" from school!

Logan,

I agree that the picnic was a highlight of that weekend.

I remember I went with Steve Nesgota. We stopped at a grocery store on the way and bought stuff to eat. Marie Piunno and her daughter, Thea came, too.

"Rooster"...could that  be Paul Josehp?

Looking forward to seeing you.

Joani

I wondered who 'Rooster' was too, asked Logan:

Paul Joseph...

Just as I thought!!

Guys,

  I just got back from a reunion meeting and a picnic is deffinately in the works for the day after.  We have some ideas we are kicking around.  One of them would be to have it at Brush.  Obviously this has some drawbacks.  However, Plan on a picnic Sunday.

Larry