LEWALLEN REUNION 2000Welcome to the photo pages for the Lewallen Family Reunion 2000 held at Camp Jordan State Park in the community of East Ridge, Chattanooga, Tennessee.Among the photo's seen here are decendents of 5 families, the son's of Daniel Luallen. 1999 marked the first descendents of Daniel Luallen Reunion with over 100 family members attending. 2000 turned out a lesser number, but none the less we all had a good time sharing memories of loved ones past and present, great food, and lots of fun. I must say the reunion for 2000 had great weather and the kids all got a chance to fly kites they received for coming to the reunion. Every year we try to include the children as much as possible in the reunion experience as it is these same children who will one day be our hosts for future reunions to come. 1999 and 2000 were hosted by cousin Joan Austin of Georgia along with co-hosts cousins Connie Roach and Anita Johnson of Tennessee. We had cousins from Ohio, Texas, California, Kansas, OKlahoma, Arkansas, Mississippi, Missouri, North Carolina, Tennessee, and Georgia to name a few places. So thank you for visiting this site and viewing our photo's from a great time had by all. We hope to see all you Lewallen cousins in June 2002 for the next Lewallen Reunion. For more information on the reunion please email me and I will get you connected with cousin Joan. God Bless you and may you discover the many wonderful branches of your family tree. Sincerely, cousin Anita Johnson Please view page #2 of Lewallen Reunion 2000. PHOTO PAGE #2 See 1999 Lewallen Reunion Photo's See Lewallen and Dismukes Family Photo's See more Old Family Photo's **Hit the BACK key to return to the Intro page.**
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Reunion 2000 Chattanooga, TN
Photo of the pavillion where the reunion is held and a snap shot of our great host cousin Joan Austin of Georgia. |
Snapshots of Family
Cousins from all over the U.S.A came to Chattanooga, Tennessee to share in the reunion fun. |
Snapshots of Family
Various family members gathering to share photo's and memories of loved ones past and present. |
