2009 HHRitage Nationals; July 23-26, 2009
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From: Loris SC
Nope... Not me, Snoop... it was Angie...
(you remember my "Surfer Girl")...
Event DJ announced the first person to jump in the pool fully dressed wins a $100 gift certificate for JC Whitney...
She took off across the parking lot and out ran a couple other guys then dove in the hotel pool without checking her pockets...
It's a shame it wasn't a gift certificate for ATT wireless....
(you remember my "Surfer Girl")...
Event DJ announced the first person to jump in the pool fully dressed wins a $100 gift certificate for JC Whitney...
She took off across the parking lot and out ran a couple other guys then dove in the hotel pool without checking her pockets...
It's a shame it wasn't a gift certificate for ATT wireless....
. If our new house is built by July next year , We`ll try to make it out next year! Oh only have 329 days till we retire
But WHO`s Counting. BE moving to SC.
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From: Maryland Heights, MO
It is with great regret that The HHRitage Foundation is dissolving as a non-profit corporation. That has been far too little interest in continuing to plan a national event (in any location).
Sadly this also means that there will be no 2009 HHRitage Nationals. We wanted to make this announcement as soon as possible so that people could adjust their vacation plans. Eight months should be plenty of notice.
We would like to thanks once again everyone who made our 2008 event such a great success. Once all of our cash on hand is give to our last charity of record, we will have raised over $3000 for charity. Not too bad for a bunch of people who had never done anything like this before.
Sadly this also means that there will be no 2009 HHRitage Nationals. We wanted to make this announcement as soon as possible so that people could adjust their vacation plans. Eight months should be plenty of notice.
We would like to thanks once again everyone who made our 2008 event such a great success. Once all of our cash on hand is give to our last charity of record, we will have raised over $3000 for charity. Not too bad for a bunch of people who had never done anything like this before.
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