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Rim around the canyon June 17 saw the arrival of Vincent Gabisch, Nancy Dirago of Galloway Township, son-in-law Eric, daughter Christy, and grandson Dakota to the South Rim of the Grand Canyon for a family vacation. Other sites they visited included Sedona and Lake Havasu, Ariz., and Laughlin, Nev.
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Local band Kickin’ Bear is supported all over the country.
Seen here are members of the Dillon family standing tall in the
deserts of Arizona and sporting the Kickin' Bear trademark T's and
the Gazette. |
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Greg and Debbie Lacivita along with their children Gregory, Joanna, Christopher and Julia, posed with members of the Hulapi Tribe on the Skywalk overlooking the West Rim of the Grand Canyon with The Wildwood Leader. |
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Cowboys on the mule trail Joe Edmunds and his father-in-law, Gene Kahn, of Mays Landing are at a corral in the Grand Canyon in Arizona with a copy of The Current. They took the overnight mule ride to the bottom of the canyon in May and stayed at the Phantom Ranch. The journey of 4,000 feet ‘as the stone falls’ to the Colorado River covered 9.5 miles of switchbacks each way and took five and a half hours to complete. |
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Kate Sikora, Madge Schuhl, Judy Vasaturo, Helen Moore and Suzanne
Kachigian enjoyed a trip to the Grand Canyon, and took The Gazette
along. |
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Living on the edge The Toth family of Northfield took The Current to the Grand Canyon in April for spring break. Pictured are Jeff Toth with Jeffrey and Alison. Heidi took the picture. |
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Tricia Feketics, John Feketics, Michael Emory, Nate Martinez (Arizona real estate mogul), Gina Emory and The Wildwood Leader at the Blackstone Country Club in Peoria, Ariz. For the March 13-16 Wild Donkey Invitational Golf Tournament. |
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Vacation bonanza Joan Carmen of Absecon; Pat Gazsi of Somers Point; Louise Corbett of Smithville; Gloria Hessel, formerly of Mays Landing; and Beth Wasikowski of Somers Point enjoyed sightseeing and golf on a recent trip to Arizona. The four travelers from New Jersey played four rounds of golf with Hessel, a golf buddy who moved to the Phoenix area. |
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Celebrating 20 years with a Southwest safari Karly and Shjon LoSasso of Galloway Township didn’t forget to bring The Current on a trip celebrating the 20th anniversary of their parents, Joseph and Kara LoSasso. Above, Karly and Shjon are at the Grand Canyon. The family also visited Sedona, Ariz.; Moab, Utah; Monument Valley and Arches National Park.
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Three Upper Township women took the Gazette to the Grand Canyon in July. The threesome visited the Havasupai Indian Reservation, the last Native American tribe to reside in the Grand Canyon. Following that adventure, they spent two weeks rafting 226 miles down the Colorado River. Pictured are Nancy Thomson, Priscilla Spickler and Sue Staiano, who said their adventure was the trip of a lifetime. |
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Carolyn and Bill Morey, of Wildwood Crest, on the Hualapa Indian
Reservation in Peach Springs, Arizona.
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Joanne Budnick, of Ocean City, took
the Gazette to Phoenix, Ariz. over Christmas. She was visiting her
sisters, Shirley Volver and Janet Harkey.
Terry Czaja and Patricia Schild, of Seaville, took the Gazette to Arizona in October where they road the Grand Canyon railroad train to the Grand Canyon. Then they road a tour bus to the South Rim. They stayed and toured Phoenix and Sedona. In Sedona, at the Chapel of the Holy Cross, Christina and Jacquelin Becker, the beloved daughters of Maria Caiafa, were remembered with candles and in prayer. |
 First the cruise, then the canyon Recently Ray and Dorothy Conover & Bob and Iva Jordan of Absecon went on a jazz cruise from San Diego to the Mexican Riviera. Upon their return they went to the Red Rock Country in Arizona, then to the Grand Canyon. This picture was taken in Sedona, Ariz.
Discovering the beauty of the Southwest Current employee Mandee McCullough holds The Current during one of the many magnificent sunsets at Sunset Point in Bumblebee, Ariz. She discovered that the Southwest is truly a beautiful place while visiting Coconino National Forest, Sedona, Buck Eye, and Pinnacle Peak and staying at Resort Suites in Scottsdale. It was her first plane ride. |
 A grand 30th anniversary Kathy and Bill Fritz of Egg Harbor Township celebrated their 30th wedding anniversary April 23 by taking a fabulous vacation trip to Hoover Dam and the Grand Canyon.
Saddling up at the Grand Canyon Galloway Township residents George and Ann Dammann took The Current with them on the mule ride down the Bright Angel Trail in the Grand Canyon, Ariz. Pictured from left are grandson Simon, daughter Kathy, Ann, George, and brother Raymond. |
 Sightseeing by train Joel and Jordan Sparano of Northfield visited the Grand Canyon by train over the Easter holiday.
The Grand Canyon and more A tour of the Grand Canyon and surrounding attractions was a great opportunity for a family get-together. Back row from left are sisters Helen Daher of Oceanview, Kareen DiStefano of Absecon, and Kareen’s daughter, Dawn O’Shea of Egg Harbor City. Kareen’s grandchildren from left are Brittney DiStefano of Franklinville, Alexis DiStefano of Franklinville, Brian OShea of Egg Harbor City and Amanda DiStefano of Franklinville. Other attractions visited on the five-day August trip included the Petrified Forrest, Painted Dessert, and Meteor Creator. |
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