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2006-2008 pictures

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Not sure of the dates of these pictures.

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Breakfast & lunch at the Menger Hotel

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  1. Patsy T. Teas says

    The group picture of members standing (third row – (picture on the right)

    The lady in the blue jacket (standing) on the left end is Pat Goodrich and the one on the right end with a blue jacket and red hair is me (Patsy Teas)

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