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Posted: 12/31/1969 Name: Bob Williams Message: USMRA Members, I hope all is well in your corner of the world this morning. As the USMRA secretary, I will be sending out the monthly meeting minutes in an email once they are approved at the next meeting. Please, check your email address on the Unit Roster to ensure it is current. If not, send me an email, and I'll get it updated. Thanks for your support, and have a big day! |
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Posted: 12/31/1969 Name: Bob Suchke- Treasurer Message: On behalf of the USMRA I want to thank RANGER Robert Copeland of Alberta, Canada for his generous donation. Donations like this help sustain our organization and allow us to continue to support our Ranger Community. Thank you! RLTW! |
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Posted: 12/31/1969 Name: Laura Armstrong Message: To Our Customers: The Camp Merrill PX FTX hours for the month of Apr 2018 are as follows: FTX: 02-05 Apr 2018 0700-1500 REFIT: 06 Apr 2018 1200-1900 OPEN: Sat. 07 Apr 2018 0800-1300 OPEN HOUSE: 28 Apr 18 0800-1600 |
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Posted: 12/31/1969 Name: Paul Johnson Message: Joe, sorry for the late response,been running wide open, the family is still in Dahlonega, I'm doing contract work with TC in the Westbank area. We try and dive about 10 times a year,daughter is a adrenaline junkie,lots of fun.Let me know if you get down to our neck of the woods,we will get together. Mark Keith let me know if you need anything brother,anything at all. Big Al Martin, good to hear your still in the fight, email me when you get time, if we ever get on the same rotation home we will hang out.Stay safe brother and everyone else out there, the same. Derek R. where we at on that timeline? We got work when your ready, thanks bro for everything. Thanks to all my Ranger buddies out there looking in on my family while I'm gone, if any knows where she can buy wood by the truckload delivered,please give her a call, she has a log splitter,so she just needs cut logs,stumps that she can pick up. |
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Posted: 12/31/1969 Name: Cathy Beck Message: Ron, it sounds like you were stationed at camp when the road was curvey and hilly. Alot of people now couldn't imagine what you guys went thru back then getting to work and back in bad weather. F.M. Beck build a brick house later on just before the one on the hill and he lived there before he died. We now live in that house. Sure makes it easy to get to work and back. I really enjoy all the stories of how the camp use to be. I started working there in 83 and a lot has changed since then. I admire how all you gentlemen have created a history for the camp. I mean you started from scratch and build up. Reed do you still hate mayonaise? |
