16.5 Hummer Wheels with the run flat option — all 4 for $150
Don Weston, 620-200-1010
Posted in For Sale
Posted in For Sale
Several of our members and Bob’s friends and family, supportive of Diane, attended a memorial ceremony at the McConnell AFB on Friday, honoring Bob’s military service for his country. It was very moving and impressive on a beautiful day. A memorial was put in place on the walkway honoring servicemen that served at McConnell.
We want to thank Diane for inviting us. As soon as pictures are available, they will be sent out.
Judy and Gary Cross
Posted in Events
I want to thank all the members that made it to the Augusta show Saturday. The event was well attended by the public and the parade was a big success. Steve Canaby had the flight simulator going and was very popular, as always. Brad Wise and crew did a top notch job on the museum and displays. Dave Brubaker and cronies (i.e. Brian and Ching) had a great firepower display, even if the equipment didn’t always cooperate. Bob Wilson had a big smile on his face most of the time at the controls of the M-5 tractor. Gary Mcbeath was caught napping next to his deuce. Too much excitement, I guess. John Beriens had a color guard for the parade. Yours truly, teamed up with Clyde with our WWII display. There was a lot more going on so I can’t cover it all. Fantastic time and ready for next year. I’m sorry we did not have our meeting Saturday. Everyone was busy the whole time and never was able to get it worked in.
Dave Billings
Posted in Events
We are wanting to get our MKMVPA business cards made, so we can hand them out at our events or to people that are interested in military vehicles. We are wanting all of you to send in a design with our logo and the national logo on it and with our P.O Box and web site. The officers will select the winner. Be creative.
NOTE: Deadline for submissions is August 1, 2008.
Posted in Club News
Well at the last minute we decided to take the jeep to Moundridge for the Black Kettle Parade. We didn’t leave Newton until 9:10. The parade started at 10:00. Ron was driving 75 MPH North of Hesston. We didn’t have much time to check in and get lined up.
It was a nice parade. Since this is my home town, all my siblings were there. Sure did surprise them. Attached are a couple of pictures that a friend took of us going through the parade.
Marilyn and Ron Decker