M A C S 8. Lexington, Kentucky. Forty-one MACS-8ers met at the Lexington Hilton Embassy Suites from September th

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M A C S 8 Lexington, Kentucky Forty-one MACS-8ers met at the Lexington Hilton Embassy Suites from September 20-24 th 2017 for our 24 th consecutive reunion! Excellent hosting by Larry and Rose Benoit (Sig and Janet Stenmark who were to co-host could not make it due to Hurricane Irma hitting Florida) as they welcomed us to the horse country of Lexington, Kentucky. The weather was perfect, in the 80 s during our time there. We gathered and talked in the hotel lobby and on the patio facing the large duck pond where there were many tables and chairs. On Wednesday night we all went to the Palms Restaurant which was close by and had a delicious supper. During the day many people went to the 200 year old Buffalo Trace Distillery, a National Historic Landmark, while others went to the Corvette Museum and some folks went to other distilleries, like Woodford Reserve. On Thursday we had an excellent meal and good comradery again at the Palms Restaurant. Many of the ladies shopped at the local Mall or at stores in the area including the Joseph- Beth Booksellers. About a dozen folks went on the Bluegrass Tour of horse farms in the area and were allowed in the paddocks where they got to see the race horses up close! Friday, the 22 nd was another beautiful day and it was decided that we would go to the Bistro at Joseph-Beth for supper where we all were accomodated and had a great meal. An unfortunate accident happened to Edna Karvonen who fell going up the escalator. Fortunately, except for a bump on the head and some cuts and bruises, she was fine except she was very sore on Saturday! The Hilton was a large complex with six floors and the suites were wonderful. We all had a nice breakfast every morning and the management treated us every day from 5 till 8 with a complementary drink and snacks! Also on Friday, a local from the Louisville area, Ron Jamison, came and had a good day talking with his old buddies. Our Saturday night dinner was held in a room on the lobby floor and was just a good size for all of us for the buffet dinner and the reunion meeting. Larry Benoit welcomed us and then Tom Redus read the MACS-8 Marine names of those who passed away from the Memorial List. He then gave a breakdown of the MACS-8 financial fund monies and it was determined that the monies would remain in the

reunion account. The door prizes were many, most notable were a red metal USMC MACS-8 plaque given by Jim and Carol Liston and won by Will Taylor. Also the MACS-8 afghan crocheted by Cindy Burrier was won by Bob Stare. After the raffle, Tom asked if there was anyone who would like to host next year s reunion, and Larry Benoit said that Sig Stenmark and he would co-host Savannah, Georgia and everyone approved. As the late meeting was closed, everyone said their goodbyes and proceeded to go to their hotel rooms. Most people were leaving Sunday morning for their one or two day trip home. It was great seeing all who attended and a big THANK YOU for coming the distance and making Lexington a great reunion! Thanks to the photographers who contributed to this newsletter: Marge Redus, Jennifer Miller, and Jim Ferguson. Kent (K.A.) Miller MACS-8ers: If you change your email address please notify me at dude43@aol.com. If you are on the mailing list please let Tom/Marge Redus know if you want to receive the newsletters, etc. or NOT, so we can reduce our costs for printing and mailing. Thank you and Semper Fi! 24th Reunion John and Pat Ferguson Kathy and Alex Bann Jerry and Tina Thomas Linda and Willie Taylor Larry and Stephanie Butts Tiffany Goodwin and Mary Ann Pendergraft Marilyn and Jerry Bledsoe Rose and Larry Benoit Jennifer and Kent Miller Bob Stare Ray and Edna Karvonen Jim and Carol Liston Donna and John Rannochio Sue and Bob Jordan Larry and Pam Fellows Pat and John Freeman

Cyndy Burrier Kent Parker and Judy Illich Jim and Betty Ferguson Tim Theimer Marge and Tom Redus Anne Kearney Palmers Restaurant John Ferguson relaxing Kent Miller sitting in the lobby View from the back patio Bluegrass Horse Farm Tour

MACS-8 Dinner and Meeting Thank you to Larry and Rose Benoit for hosting Lexington, KY.. All of the MACS-8 attendees appreciate all the hard work you did to make this a memorable reunion!!

Those Who Proudly Attended... Larry and Rose Benoit Tom and Marge Redus Larry and Pam Fellows Kent and Jennifer Miller Bob Stare Jim and Carol Liston Mary Ann Pendergraft and Tiffany Goodwin Jim and Betty Ferguson Kent Parker and Judy Illich Ray and Edna Karvonen Larry and Stephanie Butts Tim Theimer Cindy Burrier Jerry and Marilyn Bledsoe Bob and Sue Jordan John and Donna Rannochio Will and Linda Taylor John and Pat Ferguson John and Pat Freeman Alex and Kathy Bann Anne Kearney Jerry and Tina Thomas Ron Jamison Next year s reunion will be in Savannah, Georgia