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Year 2007 Reunion – Our 27th Branson, Missouri Tel: 1-800-725-2236 Contact: To register
interest in attending, contact: Anyone desiring copies of our USS
Robinson DD562, Inc. 2007 Reunion in Branson, Missouri Nestled
among the green Ozark hills of southern Missouri, between Lakes Table
Rock and Taneycomo, is the surprising town of Branson. Boasting of more
stage shows than NYC and LA combined, it was the site of our 2007
Reunion. There we were – 42 old salts - all proud graduates of Robbie
U., along with a fantastic support group of 46 wives, family and
guests, all having a ball. The Clarion Hotel in beautiful downtown
Branson was our temporary home.
Vernon Stump holds the record for longest continuous service aboard the Robbie – 7 years! After leaving the Robbie in 1959 he continued his Navy career, retiring as a GMMC. We welcome these newcomers with open arms. If you served on the Robbie and have never attended one of our trademark reunions, give serious consideration to joining us next September in Boston. Now a look at the old salts: World War II Crew Korean War Crew Post-Korea Crew Saturday Morn in the Jungle RoomSaturday morning is traditionally the time the crew meets to decide where the 2-year hence reunion will be held, and who will host it. So what do the non-crew female celebrants do to pass the time? Until a very few years ago they gathered in a separate room, and chatted over coffee and doughnuts. But then came Peggy Clegg with a whole different approach – a dress-design competition. Last year it was hats, this year vests, and next year, in Boston, aprons. Here you see the ladies sporting their vests – and hats - while working on personalized quilting squares for a quilt to be raffled at our Boston reunion. The vests were judged in four categories: patriotic, western, crazy/creative, and seasonal. The Winners
Patriotic:
Seasonal:
Western:
Crazy/Creative:
And Then There Was …….Our traditional Saturday evening banquet. As has been our practice for several years, our MC Supreme, Art Bowne, called our attention to the Table of the Fallen Shipmate. and read the accompanying plaque. A new plaque contributed by our Rev. Howard Wise, was also read
Our superb Clarion Hotel dinner was followed by our traditional raffle, and then the photo session which gave us the group photos displayed earlier.
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Here's where we were in past Robbie reunions. Where were you? | ||
1981 South Bend, IN |
1999 Covington, KY |
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