The auction at each reunion has always been a highlight of our coming together. It is also an important way that we fund our reunion expenses. In the effort to improve on the auction, at this coming reunion we are asking people to bring quality items. Some examples of popular items have been handcrafted items, items connected to Grannie and Pop, and homemade goodies.
We will NOT have a kids only auction this year, but will include kid auction items among the other auction items. So please bring some good kid-friendly items for the auction, and parents, grandparents, give your kids and grandkids some money to use during the auction. I have included the ages and gender of all kids on the registration page, so you will have an idea about what kinds of items to bring for them.
Garry Walsmith and Stanley McCarty will lead the auction, which will be held on Saturday after supper at the Pavilion by the river.
Below are some good examples of quality items from last year's reunion:
Toby Willis is holding a Fireplace Poker made by Travis Vaughan and
John McCarty is holding a Wahoo board brought by Melanie Rhodes.
To the left is a quilt made by Darliss Peabody and purchased by Dell Willis.
The cross was bought by Jim Wright and made by Stanley McCarty
The Corn Hole Set was made and donated by Darrel Mauzy.
The cartoon was drawn by Joe Johnson and donated by Melanie Rhodes.
The coin collection set was donated by Roy Vaughan.
The quilt was made and donated by Donna McFadden.
The Five-in-a-Row game was made and donated donated by James and Codi Malone.
The Bottle Tree was made and donated by Roy and Patsy Vaughan.
The photograph printed on canvas was taken and donated by Linda Wright.
The horse shoe Calvary wall-hanging was made and donated by Stanley McCarty.
The Wahoo game was made and donated by Roy and Patsy Vaughan.
