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Tulane for two Laura and Ron Farrell of Margate traveled to New Orleans, La. in May for the graduation of their great-niece from Tulane University. While there they enjoyed visiting Tulane’s campus, the French Quarter and Riverwalk. |
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Scott and Michelle Chambers, of Wildwood, enjoyed their trip to New Orleans. They had a wonderful stay in the French Quarter and enjoyed all the food, music and local flair along with The Wildwood Leader. |
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Twenty-five members of the First
Presbyterian Church of Ocean City left June 23 for a week
long mission trip to New Orleans, La. and took the Gazette
with them. The mission team helped residents in the Greater
New Orleans area in their efforts to recover from the
devastation of Hurricane Katrina in August of 2005. They
worked with the Recovery Ministry of Canal Street
Presbyterian Church in New Orleans. Pictured in the front
row from left are Jac Young, Brad Young, Shelby Treadwell,
Kim Murphy, Scott Earl Chaffin, Rachael Colvin, Elaine
Chaffin, Bekka Olandt, Sue Weisberg, Laurie Sheldon.
Standing from left are Phyllis Martinson, Susannah Sheldon,
Dave Laielli, Bryan Weisberg, Karl Carmona, Dave Newsome,
Andrew Newsome, Rich Colvin, Ryan Colvin, Rich Lewis, Emily
Krayer, Wendy Krayer, Elinore Carlstrom, Carol Evans and
Will Evans. |
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Gene and Casey Adams of Marmora had a
chance to party at Mardi Gras with the Gazette in New
Orleans, La. this past February. Here they are on Bourbon
Street. |
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Dom Versaggi, of North Wildwood and Philadelphia, at the New
Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival. |
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John Henry, with his sister, Anne, and brother-in-law, Dan
Organ, were in New Orleans with the Gazette volunteering for Habitat
for Humanity. |
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Little wedding guests Tara Brown, 4, and her brother, Ryan, 2, of Northfield are shown here at the historic Columns Hotel in New Orleans, where they attended the wedding of their Aunt Erin & Uncle Charles on Oct. 7. |
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Building humanity A local group worked with Habitat for Humanity June 18-22 to rebuild a house in the 9th Ward in New Orleans, one of the areas hit hardest by Hurricane Katrina. Pictured left to right on Bourbon Street are Oakcrest High School faculty members Dave Jungblut, Tammi McGarrigle, Jungblut’s daughter Melissa, Barbara Risimini, Joanne Carr and Betty Howell. The horse is Buck, and the rider is Sgt. Mike Field. |
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Henry, Cheryl, Henry and Ella
Weigel, Jean Cossaboone, and John, Kim, Johnny, Sammy and Nicky
McCardell all visited relatives in Covington, La. this spring.
The group is pictured with their Gazette in front of the Abita
Brewery in Abita Springs, La.
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