Signs of spring forbode signs of summer, one of which is our Section Picnic, this year’s being Numero 12. The date and venue are set. Date: June 25, 1–5 pm Place: the Webster Groves home of our excellent hosts, Joe and Brenda Ackerman. That would be 355 Rosedale Place, Webster Grove, MO 63119. GPS that! […]
The picnic was a wash-out but a good time was held by all who attended, submitted by Jim O’Brien June 14, 2015, dawned bright and sunny, but true to the weather forecast, did not stay that way. By 11:30 am, sprinkles of rain were growing in abundance, but the optimistic organizers still packed cricket, volleyball,
Continuing to catch up on omitted posts over the summer, there’s this from the truly excellent 10th annual section picnic on June 14. Held once again at centrally located Tilles Park in Ladue, the event drew a nice crowd of about 30 members, spouses, and children. For his turn as host, immediate past chair Ziad
We’ve been doing this for ten (10) (X) (10102) years! The Tenth Annual St Louis Section Picnic will be at Tilles Park in the Skow Shelter on June 14 from 11:30 am – 4:00 pm. Bring the family! Just $5 per person. Kids under 12 free. Please register by June 10th. If you have questions
Our ninth annual section picnic came off without a hitch on June 15: good weather, no rain, and the geese kept their distance. Eric Bruton, immediate past-chair and official host, reports that the event… … was a great time of socializing with members and their families. We had a wonderful spread of food and several
Ninth Annual St Louis Section Picnic will be at Tilles Park in the Skow Shelter on June 15 from 11:30 AM – 4:00 PM. Bring the family! Just $5 per person. Kids under 12 free. Please register by June 10th. If you have questions please email Eric Bruton. Highlights: Lunch at 12:00 PM Games Networking
For the 7th annual St Louis Section picnic on June 18th, our venue returned to Tower Grove Park, where the picnic got its start six years ago. The day threatened a little rain, but didn’t deliver, and the temperature stayed reasonably centered in the high double digits. Section Chair Jeff Cornelius stepped up to act
