Derby Day

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These two were in great form at the Derby Day party. The food was fantastic, as always. Corby certainly can plan a party!!! The friends who were at the reunion were also at the Derby party. It was a great time.

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Kevin Kennison said…
I agree that Corby and Brian are the most amazing hosts. It's too bad that we live so far away. It's nice that you and Carey had such a good visit. I remember that Carey instigated the reunion in Willmington several years ago. He called me to say that he was planning a trip to you house. He suggested that I call you to see if we could come along also. As you know, we all came and had a great time. Do you remember our surrogate brother Drew that weekend?!!!
May 7, 2008 at 5:47 PM
Kristin said…
Fired brewed Stroh's was Drew's choice that night (after the rest of the good beer was consumed). It was great.

The last reunion had another attendee who was not a family member. Tom, my neighbor got golf lessons for free - beer included.

Amazing.
May 7, 2008 at 9:42 PM
Jeff Kennison said…
I'm sorry that we missed the Derby party. I'll post something about our trip this weekend.

While we are talking about additional guests at family get-togethers, let's not forget our lost brother Clark at the wedding in Okemah.

Jeff
May 9, 2008 at 6:29 AM
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