Hi Gang,
Well, despite the blustery winds, the flu bug and other related illnesses,
19 of us met for lunch yesterday at the
Golden Corral in Tulsa for lunch. A real camaraderie has begun to develop or
so it seems from the amount of
noise we made yesterday and also the bewildered stares from the nearby
people who was so unfortunate as to select
a table close by.
We had four new attendees, Jim Fowler, June Callicoat, and Jim and Betty
Haynes, each of whom stepped right
up and joined in the festivities. The most pressing questions seemed to be
"How do I find the leaks" ( we had some
rain just recently) and "Where is the best place to buy Alcoas?". We could
also tell that friendships were beginning
to develop as the first question asked after arrival and the usual greeting
was "Are we ready to eat yet"?.
A few of the regulars were missing but they promised to be back next month.
Present along with the new attendees
were Art Price, Ken and Myrna Baldridge, Ron and Sharon Eimen, John and
Delphine Wells,
Clarence and Roberta Hotfelt, Cal Callicoat (he brought his wife, June, for
the first time), Bill and Bobbie Bramlett,
Glyn and Melrose Trimble , Steve Clevenger and last but not least, Chet
Simpson
We are also happy to report that several fellows got together this past
month and did some maintenance work
together under the capable supervision of Bill Bramlett. (Front wheel
bearings and things like that).
Plans were made for the caravan to the GMC Classic Rally later this month at
Murchison, TX. We should have a
fairly good group attending from the Tulsa area. Times for starting and
rally points along the way for others to join
were set up. Also discussed were trip plans to the GMC International at
Rayne, LA in March. 'Til next month...
The Tulsa Luncheon Group
Well, despite the blustery winds, the flu bug and other related illnesses,
19 of us met for lunch yesterday at the
Golden Corral in Tulsa for lunch. A real camaraderie has begun to develop or
so it seems from the amount of
noise we made yesterday and also the bewildered stares from the nearby
people who was so unfortunate as to select
a table close by.
We had four new attendees, Jim Fowler, June Callicoat, and Jim and Betty
Haynes, each of whom stepped right
up and joined in the festivities. The most pressing questions seemed to be
"How do I find the leaks" ( we had some
rain just recently) and "Where is the best place to buy Alcoas?". We could
also tell that friendships were beginning
to develop as the first question asked after arrival and the usual greeting
was "Are we ready to eat yet"?.
A few of the regulars were missing but they promised to be back next month.
Present along with the new attendees
were Art Price, Ken and Myrna Baldridge, Ron and Sharon Eimen, John and
Delphine Wells,
Clarence and Roberta Hotfelt, Cal Callicoat (he brought his wife, June, for
the first time), Bill and Bobbie Bramlett,
Glyn and Melrose Trimble , Steve Clevenger and last but not least, Chet
Simpson
We are also happy to report that several fellows got together this past
month and did some maintenance work
together under the capable supervision of Bill Bramlett. (Front wheel
bearings and things like that).
Plans were made for the caravan to the GMC Classic Rally later this month at
Murchison, TX. We should have a
fairly good group attending from the Tulsa area. Times for starting and
rally points along the way for others to join
were set up. Also discussed were trip plans to the GMC International at
Rayne, LA in March. 'Til next month...
The Tulsa Luncheon Group
