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Redmon reunion draws crowd of 72

There were 72 of James Monroe and Martha Jane Cantrell Redmon’s descendants at the Redmon Reunion held on July 15 at the Keltonburg Community Center. President Lamar Redmond presided at the gathering. Food, fun, singing and more food was enjoyed by all.

The youngest attendant was Brian Cruisenberry at two week old and the oldest being Ella Mae Redmon Jones at 92.

Music was furnished by Charles Redmond, Georgia and H.O. Allison and Randy Redmond. Door prizes were furnished by several people.

Those attending were: Georgia and H.O. Allison from Baxter, Peggy and Johnny Palmer from Chattanooga, Floyd and Robie Parsley from Madison, Randy and Lynn Redmond from Mt. Juliet and Debbie and Lamar Redmond from Sparta. Those coming from Cookeville were Sandra and Bobby Redmond, Travis Selby, Charles and Nell Raymond, Armanda and Brian Selby, Cathy and Keith Selby, Stacey Redmond and Kyler and Joan Bennett.

Those coming from McMinnville were Vivian Merriman, Jim Stembridge, Krystal Merriman, Bailey Meeks, Kyle Harrison, Bobby and Dawn Meeks, Lexy Harrison, Bobby, Bryan, Kyla and Candace Meeks, Robin Gaw, Skyler Gaw, Joy Stembridge, Brian Cruisenberry, Brian Stembridge, Roxanne Redmon, Ann Darnbush, Lula M. McCormick, Stacy Arnold, Robie and Ila Vae Boren, Donald and Nelta Cantrell, Felicia and Samantha McCormick, Kelly Caitlynn Arnold, Jonathan Walker, Carl McCormick, Bobby and Carolyn Cantrell, George and Billie Christian, Mavaneen and Gene Russel.

Those who came from Smithville were Thelma Redmon, Bernice Cantrell, Jimmy and Annie Walker, Violet Fuson, Ella Mae Jones, Ricky, Rita, Holly and Amy Prince, Mike Cantrell and Leffel Redmon.

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