Want to join the planning committee? 

 

Willing to help stuff envelopes, make nametags, create centerpieces?  Attending an event anyway and willing to help set up, tear down, meet and greet? 

 

Have a business or know a business that would be willing to donate an item, a gift certificate, or cash for door prizes? 

 

Contact one of us.  We'd love to hear from you!
 

 

1. You’ll laugh, cry, and reminisce with people who have known you the longest.

2. You don’t have to lie about your age.

3. Feel better realizing you are not the only one who has been married, divorced, married, divorced, and is still looking.

4. Even if it's your first reunion, take pride in finally showing up and accept deeply sincere gratitude from the planning committee.

5. Rekindle or begin new relationships.

6. Even if you had some negative experiences in high school, don’t fret about them; you’ll most likely laugh about them now.

7. Enjoy an evening out without the kids or grandkids, as the case may be.

8. Use the reunion as an opportunity to diet and shape up.

9. Humor the committee; they usually are a bunch of deluded diehards who think everyone should show up to appreciate all their efforts.

10. And finally, studies have shown that those who were initially hesitant about attending their reunions discovered it was the event they wouldn’t have missed!