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Looking forward to seeing everyone at the reunion in 2006. On March 28, 2006, I became a first time grandmother. My oldest son, Dave Cardwell and my daughter-in-law, Hyeseung, had a son. His name is Noa Nam Cardwell. They have relocated from Wellington, New Zealand to Vancouver, British Columbia.
Tonia just completed her master's degree at OSU. She will do her internship in the Columbus city schools, during 2006-07. Jason will be leaving for Columbia University at the end of August. He returned from Guatemala, working for Peace Corps, in March of 2006. He will be in a master's program for bilingual education. James is at home, working very hard. Greg and I are enjoying the summer and getting plenty of sunshine of the tennis court.
Love,
"Al" (Crump) MadisonSend "Al" a Message
I am the daughter Michele (Rowan) Patterson and David Atkins. I am the granddaughter of Lillian (Henderson) Foster and Jerome Rowan. My husband is Adam Hoover and my son is Liam Hoover.Send Alise a Message
AllysonCannon
Single
I have not been too many but I remember my grandmother Lorean Phelps Hayden getting a group of her family to attend the Family Reunion of her mother-in-law, Lela Rowan Hayden. Though no longer living in Danville, IL I have been able to attend the 100th and the 125th while living in Houston. When I hear people talkng about family reunions I take much pride sharing how long the Rowan Reunion has been in existence, my Family Reunion. I certainly appreciate all the information shared this past weekend and the website. It was great seeing all the generations that participate and the hard work that I know goes into all that we see. Well as one of my friends said to me when I told her about the scholarships and business meeting that are a part of the Reunion "Your family has it going on!" Yes. my family does. God willing, we'll see you next year and years after that. Much loveSend Allyson a Message
AnnShively (Branch)
HR RecruiterMarried3
We look forward to the reunion and continuing the rich history of our ancestors and relatives.Send Ann a Message
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