Don's birthday and Lail reunion

27 Nov 2005

The Lail family had a birthday party/reunion Saturday at Mt. Bethel United Methodist Church in the Bethlehem community near Hickory, NC.


It was uncle Don Lail's birthday (11/25/1925) birthday and the whole Virginia clan (which I hadn't seen in many, many years ... most of my cousins' children I had never met).



As is usual with these rare affairs, there was a lot of eating ... and some drinking ....



And that lead to some finger pointing ....


And finally to things like this ....




However, everyone went home happy with cool T-Shirts (courtesy of Donnie). ... I'll post some photos later.

Posted by Jack D. Lail on Sunday, November 27, 2005 at 11:05 AM | 1 TrackBacks

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My uncle, Clarence Donald "Red" Lail, celebrated his 80th birthday with a family reunion in Bethlehem in Alexander County, NC. All his living brothers and sisters, his children (Donnie, Karen and Vernon), his grandchild and, of course, his wife,... Read More

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