June 11, 1983

Dear Wilma,

Fifteen were present at the family dinner at Al’s Steakhouse, Joliet—6:00 pm, Friday June 3, 1983.

Jack Muenzing and his wife Mary Jean, 1009 Buell Avenue, Joliet 60435
Servatia Dorr, 1129 Broadway, Joliet 60435
Joseph Dorr (his wife is deceased)
Joe’s son Leonard and his wife Joanne
Joe’s daughter Colette Depratt and daughter Julie
Theresa Cychon (she is Clara Dorr-Ulrich’s daughter)
Edie Lawrence (she is Clara Dorr-Ulrich’s daughter)
Mr. & Mrs. Roland Fay – Planfield (Marjorie is Jack Muenzing’s sister)
Dolores O’Brien and her daughter Kathy, E5222 Mayer Road, Hamburg, New York 14075
Mary R. Muenzing, 22E Clinton Street, Joliet 60435

Jack is sending addresses of the above to all who were at the reunion. He is also sending a letter to all. We realize the first reunion was called on short notice, because Delores O’Brien was in town for a few days from Buffalo with her daughter. We did not get all by phone that we wanted.

So that everyone is notified in ample time for the 2nd Annual Muenzing Family Reunion, we are asking you now to name dates you prefer and places you prefer in order of your preference. Please list five dates, times and places.

These dates should fall between June 15, 1984 and Labor Day Monday, September 3, 1984, so the greatest number can attend.

Also, please notify as many of the Muenzing family as you can and ask them also to name dates, times, places. This letter is going to those who attended the First Annual Reunion.

Jack will appreciate it if you will let him hear from you by mail—the names, addresses and telephone numbers of those who didn’t attend this recent Reunion, and your suggestionsfive of them in priority order—regarding times and places of the next (1984) reunion.

Yes, we should have done this years ago, but it’s better to be late then never have done it.

Please make any corrections, additions and/or deletions you may have to your family history—there will eventually be a printed and published Family History, complete with photographs for each of us.

We have a picture of your Grandpa Muenzing and one of Grandma Muenzing and a picture of Grandma with her children—your dad is on it.

We were glad with that pictures you sent of your mother & dad’s 50th wedding anniversary and snapshots of Uncle Joe. I showed them at the dinner. Jack has the pictures of our grandparents.

Dolores gave me a copy of Grandma and her family picture. Your dad had one. I will show you the copy Dolores gave me and other pictures I have when I see you.

Our family history is 28 pages now.

Love,

Mary

Wilma Blood