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Arch & Kay Richmond Arch, a well known financial manager says, “Sit down and buy a round.” |
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Barry & Sue Benjamin Barry, also a well known financial manager, smiles and listens for the phone. Sue’s smile infects Barry with the same |
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Bert & Edna Scanlan The Scanlans drove in from Colorado and made a nice trip of it |
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Betty & Tommy Jernigan We were glad to welcome these new members |
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Bob & Rosemary Boyer When Bob looked away, Rosemary quickly plucked not only the nifty umbrella but a juicy strawberry from his drink |
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Bowbliss & Glynn "I heard Heineken puts hair on your head," says Ed |
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Bowbliss & Glynn "Good plan, Ed" |
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Butch Rowlands, Robbie Roberts & Wayne Wert Put your finger on his throat right here. You’ll be able to tell if he still has a pulse |
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Charlotte & Jerry Loiselle Hosts for the evening and a job well done |
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Dan & Sue McCauley
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Daughters Jill & Shelley with Willi Colbert They kept our good-will ambassador in line, but he wore his green shirt on the wrong night |
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Dawidowicz & Robertson Did you buy that other table a round? |
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Ed & Ingrid Glynn All our girls are pretty, and all of them tell a good story |
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Edna Scanlan, Darell & Norma Landress The Landress’ are recent members and had a good time at the reunion |
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Else & Del Larson, Iris Ammerman Del earlier instructed Else to be cautious of anything Jerry said |
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Eva & Ole Hydeen You couldn't buy a better smile than that |
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Hank Haddon, Hugh Clark & Karen Roberts A nice feature of the Association is the wonderful people involved |
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Hank Haddon & Karen Roberts Name the drink, win the prize |
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Happy Bunch of BIA-ers Because that’s Arch’s empty seat, he must be up front making a funny. Good job by our man Arch |
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Iris & Ray Ammerman, Perry Ankerson The Ammermans also came in from Colorado to be with old friends |
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Jean Snaar, John Alexander & Ron Rader Jean must have heard John’s exciting war story earlier |
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Jim & Ann Blunt, John Lawler Ann demonstrates her cutest pixie smile |
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Jim Warchol Jim enjoys a good party |
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Joan Boyle, Judy & Joe Covern When Joan talks, the Coverns listen |
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Joe Covern, Steve Boyle & Dick Grant When Dick talks... |
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John & Johanna Lawler Wonderful people, those Lawlers |
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John Robertson John had a good time |
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Hal Linton One of our stars |
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Joyful Pat Dawidowicz Pat had a great time! She's in charge of spreading cheer |
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Karen & Joe Kinel, Eva Hydeen As Joe unravels the secret code... |
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Kees Smaal, Lyle Morris & Ralph Atenasio ... the operators question why Joe gets the code first |
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Don Kilmer, Kees Smaal & Lyle Morris I want the code first, next time |
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Marilyn & Mark Latimer One of our handsome couples |
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Mario Perez & Bob Boyer Mario, the father of Marienfelde, would provide the Invocation and lead us in the Pledge |
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Molly Wert, Judy & Jim Munsie Judy & Jim are brand-new first-time grandparents. Talk about a happy face! |
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Peggy Ryan & Rock Morocco Another happy face winner. Peggy’s friends call her ‘Sassy’ |
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Perry & Kathleen Ankerson A great couple who enjoy a good reunion |
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Randy Elliott & Ingrid Linton While still working on his pose, Randy came in third in the smiley face contest |
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Rita & Bob Womack Bob kicked off the Hall of Fame Award Ceremony early in the program |
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Rita Harden & Jean Snaar Pert Rita is our man Jim’s better half and Jean is John Alexander’s sister-in-law. The reunion was better because they were there |
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Ron & Zhanna Rader Zhanna enjoyed herself all the time but I think she really enjoyed the music on the Yacht Starship |
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Ruthann & Gene Kyle Winner of the 2004 President’s Award… and for good reason |
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Steve Boyle, Dick Grant & Betty Jernigan Dick finds it humorous but Betty is not so sure |
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Tom & Evi Shaw As usual, Tom basks in the glow from dear Evi |
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Tommy Jernigan, Bill & Mary Ellen Robinson, Arch Richmond The Robinsons own the best seafood restaurant in Florida. A lot of it has to do with Mary Ellen’s smile |
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Arch Richmond Arch kicks off the Banquet on a serious note |
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Gene Kyle & Hall of Fame Inductee Hal Linton Hal excelled in Berlin as a Linguist and later as Site Engineer. He paid tribute to his former Commander, Col. Bill Ballard |
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Gene Kyle & Hall of Fame Inductee John Alexander John was the “Operations Boss” who put the unit on a path to become a permanent entity in Berlin |
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Phil Adams Phil calls Gene Kyle to the podium to present Gene with the well-deserved President's Award |
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Hall of Fame Inductee John Alexander Chief John not only excelled in Berlin but around the world. Note his lapel pins - the U.S. Flag and the BIA emblem |
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Hall of Fame Inductee Hal Linton Hal is always ready, in case the need arises for a rousing round of applause |
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Gene Kyle & Hall of Fame Inductee Phil Adams The Hall of Fame Council decided to induct Phil for his work for the Association |
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Jerry Loiselle While Karen is coming up here, look on your program for the BIA theme song |
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Jerry Loiselle & Karen Roberts Once upon a time there was a tavern, Where we used to raise a glass or two… |
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Jerry Loiselle & Karen Roberts Remember how we laughed away the hours, And dreamed of all the great things we would do… |
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Jerry Loiselle & Karen Roberts Those were the days my friend… We thought they’d never end, Oh yes those were the days! |
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Steve Boyle Steve presents last minute details about Sunday night’s dinner cruise |
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Steve Boyle The U.S. flag belongs to Landry’s. The Soviet flag is a souvenir of Steve’s from an earlier time |
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Arch Richmond reflects on the evening's festivities |
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