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News => Past Archived Events => 2013 Convention Photos and Discussion => Topic started by: Tom Kepshire on September 20, 2013, 01:32:01 pm
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Arrived safely in Lafayette and after checking in, I went out for a short walk, which included going past the old depot on 5th. Shot a few pictures. Still looks nice, but would look better is still in use by the Monon....
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Nie dinner, nice crowd, nice speaker, "Up & Dpwn the MONON-needs work
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Yeah, if Pete's gonna try to make it in show business as a singer, he better not give up his day job quite yet. It was a nice evening though, and I enjoyed it. Good job Pete & Melissa. Thanks for all the work you guys do. We appreciate it. / Ron
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This is the best one I took all weekend.
JD
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I have missed a few recently. If this is an example, I've missed a lot. Family of three enjoyed a good dinner, Amtrac ride on former Monon roadbed, a day in Chicago and probably what I've missed most was a bunch of guys and gals that are great company. It takes a lot to put on a convention, I've chaired a couple, and this may have been the best my family has attended. Thanks to Pete and Melissa for all the hard work to make everything a success. The society is in great hands. The Simunics
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Yes, a good time was had by all. Because of my problems, I cannot travel out of town so I have been looking forward to this for a year. I didn't take the AMTRAK trip but the banquet was very nice and I got to meet some new friends. I have to first say that I missed G3, Cecil, George Lortz and Joe Land. I know they had good reasons for not being there. I did have the honor of sitting with Marilyn Barnard (1948 Miss Monon) at the banquet. I also met J.M. Mike Brown who is the grandson of not one but two northend Monon trainmen -- Buck Harless and JR Brown. I knew both men. Who knows? Maybe I will be around if the convention comes back to Lafayette in another 10 years.
Sharon
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I have uploaded a few photos to the monon.org web site from Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
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JD, was that a combination Parking Meter, coke machine in the background of that picture ! Man, Chicago grows big parking meters.