If you are a member (student of staff) of a subscribing Everyone learned that little Richard died at just a few months of age of measles, which was prevalent at that time, and about the things going on in Chelsea, England during Joseph’s time.ĭean Bateman was recognized as having traveled the farthest to attend, 850 miles from Starkville, Miss. The youngest member was Charlotte Baker, age 11 months, daughter of John and Dawn Baker of Elizabeth City. The oldest was Virginia Voliva of Columbia, age 96. Attending the reunion for the first time were John and Dawn Baker and children Josie and Charlotte of Elizabeth City and Richard Heinig and Cyndee Reynolds Rabill of Wilmington. Colorful award ribbons were presented to each of these people.Consult the article in its entirety.

It was presented by Cyndee Reynolds Rabil who recently reloacated to Wilmington. The program featured was “Life of Richard and Joseph Reynolds, Brothers – In Their Shoes (#4),” the story of the two middle brothers of our ancestors William Sr. Next, a memorial service was led by Amanda Reynolds Frymier of Plymouth for the nine family members who died during the past year. More work is needed to repair rotted subflooring, as funds become available. The outside water line was re-routed and repaired.

Mark gave a report on the repairs to the Bethlehem church building. The minutes of the last meeting were read by the secretary Susan Reynolds Forbes of Roper and the treasurer’s report was given by Gail Reynolds of Columbia. of Grimesland and Edgar David Anderson, fifth born to David Anderson IV and Jennifer Wilson Anderson of Charleston, South Carolina and great-grandson of Virginia Voliva of Columbia. and Stacey Kissinger Barnes of Winterville, and granddaughter of Gordon and Teresa Barnes Sr. Two recent family births were announced: Carter Blair Barnes born in May 2018 to Gordon Winson Barnes Jr. This was followed by a hymn led by the president.

Next, Mark read a poem on “A Family is Like a Circle” that reminds us a family connection, like a circle, never ends. Mark Bateman of Ledyard, Conn., president, opened the meeting and welcomed everyone. Family and guests began arriving at 10 a.m, and the official business meeting started at 10:35.

The Farthest Place by E. Barnes