Livin Lively Fall 2005

Fall 2005

LIVIN' LIVELY
National Association of Lively Families

2005 NALF Reunion in New Orleans

Plan NOW for the 2006 NALF

Coming in July to Marietta, GA
Our 70th year of NALF fun and history
See the article below and on page 6 for more information
On July 22, 2005, resident cousin Charles Pruitte welcomed 101 registered members to New Orleans for the 69th annual NALF reunion held July 22-24. The gathering was organized by Mervin Waldrop, of Waynesboro, GA. The oldest person in attendance was 88-year-old Ross Bolton, while Vivian Page, 15 months old, was the youngest. Don Lively, with children Abby and Zach, traversed 1300 miles from his home in Colorado and traveled the farthest to attend.
During the three-day event, family members enjoyed touring the French Quarter and the historic district, both of which have since been devastated by Hurricane Katrina. On Friday night, president John Lively called the business meeting to attention and reports were heard from the genealogist, the treasurer, and the historian. Members enjoyed the traditional family entertainment and auction on Saturday night. Sunday morning, guests gathered for a breakfast meeting, where they were invited to both Orlando, Florida and Marietta, Georgia for next year?s reunion. The votes were cast in favor of Marietta.
Be sure to read details of next year?s reunion below and on page 6.

2006 Reunion Set

Individual Highlights:

Reunion news 2, 6
Family History 3
Family News 4
Genealogy 5
2006 Reunion 6

Marietta, here we come! At the conclusion of the New Orleans reunion, members voted for congregating in Marietta, GA for the 70th annual reunion in July, 2006. The event is being planned and hosted by the Buford Lively Family.
Marietta is located just north of Atlanta and just south of the North Georgia Mountains. The city boasts a combination of a small-town atmosphere and vibrant urban environment. There are numerous local attractions to entertain visitors of all persuasions.
Many historical sites are within easy distance from Marietta. Civil War enthusiasts will enjoy tours of the Confederate Cemetery on the city?s Southern edge and the Kennesaw Mountain National Battlefield, located a mere 2 miles from Marietta Square. Young and old alike will thrill at the attractions of Six Flags Theme Park located minutes away. There are also quaint shops and bustling mall within close proximity.
For more detailed information about the Marietta reunion, including room rates and additional attractions, please see the article on the back page of this newsletter. Make plans now to join us in Marietta for the 70th annual NALF this coming July.

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Auction a Big Success!

The New Orleans reunion saw the successful return of the traditional Lively Family Auction. Brothers Doug and Mike Lively took the helm as auctioneers, replacing ?retired? dad Julian Lively. Doug ?warmed up? the audience with a little massage activity and entertained the crowd with his own rendition of the famed ?Alice the dog? routine passed down for years as part of Julian?s repertoire. Then it was down to business.
Among items up for bid were a 1940?s war bond poster, a cane made by Don Lively from wood salvaged from the Lively homestead in Burke County, and beautiful homemade handicrafts lovingly created by various Lively family members.
All-told, the auction raised $1756.00. As one of the few fund-raising activities conducted on a yearly basis, the auction depends upon family members to submit items for bidding. Now?s the time to begin work crafting items or scouting attics and garages for family memorabilia for next year?s auction. Please make plans to join this family tradition next year in Marietta.

Genealogist Bob Lively is looking for information. What's in your family history? Contact Bob if you have information
And graStory on page 5.
Many New Orleans Attractions Lost to Katrina

Many family members were shocked to learn of the devastation wreaked upon New Orleans by Hurricane Katrina only weeks after the festivities of the NALF reunion. To many, it is unfathomable that the lovely historic district and unique Louisiana-style entertainment icons have been so horribly ravaged by the storm?s wrath.
The traditional group picture was taken on Canal Street in front of the Astor Hotel, both of which suffered extreme damage during the Hurricane. Also, many family members enjoyed traversing the city streets on the historic New Orleans streetcars. Neither the streetcars nor the streets themselves are operable today.
It was with poignancy and sadness that many reunion attendees pored over their New Orleans photographs. If you have some striking photos from the area that you?d like to share, please send negatives or copies to the editors. Members of the editorial staff would like to compile a New Orleans album to commemorate the devastated area.
The Alexa Hotel, site of the 2005 Reunion, as it looked prior to Hurricane Katrina:

Flooding on Canal St. after the Hurricane hit (photo courtesy of Netscape News):

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Lively Family History

On July 4, 2005, the Lively League met for their 75th annual family reunion. A record crowd of approximately 254 Livelys (including 30 guests) gathered at Lively Pond in Shellbluff, GA under the recently expanded pavilion for food, fun, and memories. While kids frolicked in the pond after the meal, the adults conducted their annual meeting. Throughout the course of the afternoon, many reflected on how blessed we are to enjoy this family tradition for all these years. This tradition was one that began through the efforts of several brothers and their families one steamy July afternoon 75 years ago.
On July 4, 1930, the descendants of George Pierce Lively and their families met at the home of James Thaxter Lively near Waynesboro, GA. About 50 family members enjoyed an old-fashioned barbecue served on a long table built beneath the oaks. After the meal, family members traveled by auto to Botsford Baptist church, where they gathered around the church steps for the recitation of poems and family stories. The day was such an enjoyable event that the elders met to officially declare the event an annual occurrence. Green P. Lively made the official motion, which was unanimously carried, and James Thaxter was elected president. It was also decided that the event would be held every July 4th at "The Old Home Place," now affectionately known as Lively Pond. This gathering of Livelys has also officially become known as The Lively League.
Throughout the years, many traditions have been passed down as the Lively families met each Independence Day. A barbecue pit was installed at the pond and several young men manned the pit throughout the wee hours each July 3rd. Van Zandt Lively, son of James Thaxter and Julia Smith Lively, became known as the maker of the hash, while his older brother, Quartus Urbane (Q.U.) was the one who concocted the sauce. These duties have since been passed on, with Van, Jr. now in charge of the hash and Scott and Shannon Norton taking on duties of sauce-making. Ashton Lively originally manned the lemonade stand, a task now deftly undertaken by Mike and Susan Lively and their families. Julian Lively is the official "conch-shell-caller," announcing the official beginning of each reunion with a long blast on a conch shell, a tradition also passed down by his father, Ashton.
It is remarkable in this day of globalization and fast-paced living that a family tradition of such magnitude is still honored and celebrated. Family is the mainstay of the National Association and equally vital to Livelys everywhere. Please share with us the history of your local Lively traditions for future issues.

The newly dedicated Pavilion at Lively Pond, July 4, 2003

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Lively Family Military News

Please send us information of any Lively Family member you know who is serving our country in the military.
Staff Sgt. Billy Todd Billy is a new member of the Lively Family. He is the husband of Jada Lively, daughter of Mike and Susan Lively of Waynesboro, GA. Billy is with the 48th Infantry Brigade and is stationed at Camp Stryker at Baghdad International Airport. Zachary Lively
Zachary, the son of Don Lively and Mary Lou Lively of Lakewood Colorado, recently enlisted in the Marine Corps. Zach joined under the delayed entry program and will go to boot camp in San Diego in August 2006.
Please keep these young men in your prayers as they work to defend our country.

The editors would like to run a regular feature on Livelys in the military. Please send any information you have of family members who are active in military service.

In Memory...

We are saddened to report the deaths of several Lively Family members during the past year. Carole Brown-James reported the death of her mother, Mrs. Lucile McDaniel (Lively) Brown. Mrs. Brown died on July 13, 2005 in Riverside, California. She was the eldest daughter of Lura Lively and Gillette McDaniel and sister to Eileen McDaniel (Lively) Prewitt and Vernon McDaniel.
Also, Kay Quatroche reported that her mother, Ruth (Lively) Alford died on March 28, 2005 in Indianapolis, Indiana. Mrs. Alford was the daughter of the late Travis Lively and Alma S. Lively Kemp, from Texas and the brother of Tom Lively, who resides in Florida. She was preceded in death by her husband, Ben Alford, who died on Oct. 10, 2003.

Congratulations...

News of your family is welcome! Please send information to the editors. See the contact information on the last page of the newsletter.
Welcoming new family members this year were the following:

Leann and Scott Black welcomed a son, Collin Lee Black, on March 29, 2005 in Ringgold, GA.

Deryl and Heather Bryson welcomed a son, Gunner Penn Bryson, on June 1, 2005, also in Ringgold.

Collin and Gunner are the grandsons of Debra and Stuart Hicks of Ringgold,
Nathan Jones and Alicia Abston welcomed son Damon Jones on June 21, 2005, Grandparents are Kim and Mike Brown of Ringgold.
Debra and Kim are the daughters of Annie Lee Lively Brown and granddaughters of Ashton and Stella Lively.

Hugh and Valerie Lively (and proud grandparents Miller and Malinda Lively),
celebrated the birth of daughter Veronica Morgan Lively on Oct. 5, 2004.

Also, exchanging wedding vows this year were Matt Hayes and Stephanie Donaldson, who were married on April 27, 2005.

Matt is the son of Durwood and Joyce Hayes, grandson of Roger and Evelyn Lively Barefield.

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Genealogy News by Bob Lively

Richard J. Lively (1820) and Garland Lively (1777)
Misc. Lively Lines – new Section BF
If you have genealogy information on a Richard J. Lively (1820) or Garland Lively (1777), the probable son of David John Lively (1755), please contact Bob Lively at the address given at the end of this article.

Andrew Jackson Lively Reunion
(Great Grandson of Cottrell Lively)

The annual Andrew Jackson Lively reunion was held on 03 July 2005 at Randolph Park near Dublin, VA. The 2006 reunion will probably be held on 02 July 2006 at the same location. Any "Livelys" wishing to attend next year's
reunion should contact Bob Lively at or 540-576-3432 for the exact date, location or other information.

IMPORTANT: to contact Bob Lively, with or for information e-mail at
belively@chartere.net
OR
Write at
252 Sconset Drive, Penhook, VA 24137
OR call at
540-576-3432

The Andrew Jackson Lively clan met on July 3, 2005

(To see a larger photo
click on the picture)

George F Lively Line Misc. Lively Lines – Section N, Page 1058

Genealogy research by Mrs. Bernice O. Lively Awtrey provided the data included in the Supplement to Livelys of America 1972, pages 1058 – 1064. This new line was given the name of George F. Lively and designated as Section N in the Misc. Lively Lines Chapter 14. In the Second Supplement to Livelys of America 1982, this line was inadvertently left out and Section N was assigned to the Aaron Lively Line (page 1735). Over the years Mr. Dwight George Allen has done considerable research on his family line, which just happened to include a George F. Lively. Dwight has documented two generations of ancestors for George F. Lively; George F. was the oldest son of Samuel Lively (possibly Jr. – b. abt 1812) and Nancy Kent (b. abt1809) of Oglethorpe County, Georgia. Samuel was the son of Samuel Lively (possibly Sr. – b. before 1781 in GA?) and Rhoda (?) Lively (b. abt 1785 in GA?)
If you have any data on this line, please contact Bob Lively at the address or phone number above.

Over the years, Mr. Dwight George Allen has documented two generations of ancestors for George F. Lively.

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2006 NALF Reunion Plans

Livin' Lively
Editor: Audrey W. Smith
Co-Editors:
Sherry L. Brinson
Jane W. Lewis

811 Lake Ave.
North Augusta, SC 29841
PHONE:
(803) 441-8696

E-MAIL:
leawords@bellsouth.net
or
sherrybrinson@bellsouth.net
or
LEAOAK@sigecom.net

The National Association of Lively Families 2006 Reunion is set for July 21-23, at the Atlanta Marriott Northwest in Cobb County Georgia, located at the junction of I-75 and I-285, exit 260 from I-75. Room rates are $83 per night TOTAL(taxes included) for a double/single room. The rate is good for the week before and the week following the reunion. To reserve rooms Call 1-800-228-9290, and be sure to identify yourself as NALF attendee. June 29, 2006 is the deadline for reservations at the preferred rate.

Marriott Northwest offers all the standard amenities. It is just minutes from major attractions such as White Water, Six Flags, Stone Mountain, the new Atlanta Aquarium, historic downtown Marietta, and much, much more.

The Buford Lively Family is hosting the 2006 NALF Reunion and planning a few surprises. Planners are considering a picnic Thursday evening for early arrivals, a Bluegrass Gospel group to entertain, maybe even a square dance for good measure.
E-mail Gloria (Eberhart), Wanda (Harrison), or Lauren (Adams) to let us know what activity interests you most - a tour? A square dance? Visit to touristy stuff (White Water, Six Flags, etc).

Their addresses are: Gloria, geberhart@bellsouth.net; Wanda, wandamymimi@aol.com; Lauren, LTHA2@bellsouth.net.

MARK YOUR CALENDAR NOW AND PLAN TO ATTEND THE 2006 NALF REUNION, JULY 21-23, IN ATLANTA. LET'S MAKE THIS ANOTHER MEMORABLE REUNION WITH RECORD ATTENDANCE.

We're on the Web!
See us at:
http://www.livelyfamily.com

LIVIN' LIVELY
c/o Audrey W. Smith
811 Lake Ave.
North Augusta, SC 29841

	2005 NALF Reunion in New Orleans
Plan NOW for the 2006 NALF Coming in July to Marietta, GA Our 70th year of NALF fun and history See the article below and on page 6 for more information	On July 22, 2005, resident cousin Charles Pruitte welcomed 101 registered members to New Orleans for the 69th annual NALF reunion held July 22-24. The gathering was organized by Mervin Waldrop, of Waynesboro, GA. The oldest person in attendance was 88-year-old Ross Bolton, while Vivian Page, 15 months old, was the youngest. Don Lively, with children Abby and Zach, traversed	1300 miles from his home in Colorado and traveled the farthest to attend. During the three-day event, family members enjoyed touring the French Quarter and the historic district, both of which have since been devastated by Hurricane Katrina. On Friday night, president John Lively called the business meeting to attention and reports were heard from the genealogist, the	treasurer, and the historian. Members enjoyed the traditional family entertainment and auction on Saturday night. Sunday morning, guests gathered for a breakfast meeting, where they were invited to both Orlando, Florida and Marietta, Georgia for next year?s reunion. The votes were cast in favor of Marietta. Be sure to read details of next year?s reunion below and on page 6.
	2006 Reunion Set
Individual Highlights: Reunion news 2, 6 Family History 3 Family News 4 Genealogy 5 2006 Reunion 6	Marietta, here we come! At the conclusion of the New Orleans reunion, members voted for congregating in Marietta, GA for the 70th annual reunion in July, 2006. The event is being planned and hosted by the Buford Lively Family. Marietta is located just north of Atlanta and just south of the North Georgia Mountains. The city boasts a combination of a small-town atmosphere and vibrant urban environment. There are numerous local	attractions to entertain visitors of all persuasions. Many historical sites are within easy distance from Marietta. Civil War enthusiasts will enjoy tours of the Confederate Cemetery on the city?s Southern edge and the Kennesaw Mountain National Battlefield, located a mere 2 miles from Marietta Square. Young and old alike will thrill at the attractions of Six Flags Theme Park located minutes away. There are also quaint shops and bustling mall	within close proximity. For more detailed information about the Marietta reunion, including room rates and additional attractions, please see the article on the back page of this newsletter. Make plans now to join us in Marietta for the 70th annual NALF this coming July.

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	Auction a Big Success!
	The New Orleans reunion saw the successful return of the traditional Lively Family Auction. Brothers Doug and Mike Lively took the helm as auctioneers, replacing ?retired? dad Julian Lively. Doug ?warmed up? the audience with a little massage activity and entertained the crowd with his own rendition of the famed ?Alice the dog? routine	passed down for years as part of Julian?s repertoire. Then it was down to business. Among items up for bid were a 1940?s war bond poster, a cane made by Don Lively from wood salvaged from the Lively homestead in Burke County, and beautiful homemade handicrafts lovingly created by various Lively family members.	All-told, the auction raised $1756.00. As one of the few fund-raising activities conducted on a yearly basis, the auction depends upon family members to submit items for bidding. Now?s the time to begin work crafting items or scouting attics and garages for family memorabilia for next year?s auction. Please make plans to join this family tradition next year in Marietta.

Genealogist Bob Lively is looking for information. What's in your family history? Contact Bob if you have information And graStory on page 5.	Many New Orleans Attractions Lost to Katrina
	Many family members were shocked to learn of the devastation wreaked upon New Orleans by Hurricane Katrina only weeks after the festivities of the NALF reunion. To many, it is unfathomable that the lovely historic district and unique Louisiana-style entertainment icons have been so horribly ravaged by the storm?s wrath. The traditional group picture was taken on Canal Street in front of the Astor Hotel, both of which suffered extreme damage during the Hurricane. Also, many family members enjoyed	traversing the city streets on the historic New Orleans streetcars. Neither the streetcars nor the streets themselves are operable today. It was with poignancy and sadness that many reunion attendees pored over their New Orleans photographs. If you have some striking photos from the area that you?d like to share, please send negatives or copies to the editors. Members of the editorial staff would like to compile a New Orleans album to commemorate the devastated area.	The Alexa Hotel, site of the 2005 Reunion, as it looked prior to Hurricane Katrina: Flooding on Canal St. after the Hurricane hit (photo courtesy of Netscape News):

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Lively Family History
On July 4, 2005, the Lively League met for their 75th annual family reunion. A record crowd of approximately 254 Livelys (including 30 guests) gathered at Lively Pond in Shellbluff, GA under the recently expanded pavilion for food, fun, and memories. While kids frolicked in the pond after the meal, the adults conducted their annual meeting. Throughout the course of the afternoon, many reflected on how blessed we are to enjoy this family tradition for all these years. This tradition was one that began through the efforts of several brothers and their families one steamy July afternoon 75 years ago. On July 4, 1930, the descendants of George Pierce Lively and their families met at the home of James Thaxter Lively near Waynesboro, GA. About 50 family members enjoyed an old-fashioned barbecue served on a long table built beneath the oaks. After the meal, family members traveled by	auto to Botsford Baptist church, where they gathered around the church steps for the recitation of poems and family stories. The day was such an enjoyable event that the elders met to officially declare the event an annual occurrence. Green P. Lively made the official motion, which was unanimously carried, and James Thaxter was elected president. It was also decided that the event would be held every July 4th at "The Old Home Place," now affectionately known as Lively Pond. This gathering of Livelys has also officially become known as The Lively League. Throughout the years, many traditions have been passed down as the Lively families met each Independence Day. A barbecue pit was installed at the pond and several young men manned the pit throughout the wee hours each July 3rd. Van Zandt Lively, son of James Thaxter and Julia Smith Lively, became	known as the maker of the hash, while his older brother, Quartus Urbane (Q.U.) was the one who concocted the sauce. These duties have since been passed on, with Van, Jr. now in charge of the hash and Scott and Shannon Norton taking on duties of sauce-making. Ashton Lively originally manned the lemonade stand, a task now deftly undertaken by Mike and Susan Lively and their families. Julian Lively is the official "conch-shell-caller," announcing the official beginning of each reunion with a long blast on a conch shell, a tradition also passed down by his father, Ashton. It is remarkable in this day of globalization and fast-paced living that a family tradition of such magnitude is still honored and celebrated. Family is the mainstay of the National Association and equally vital to Livelys everywhere. Please share with us the history of your local Lively traditions for future issues.	The newly dedicated Pavilion at Lively Pond, July 4, 2003

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	Lively Family Military News
Please send us information of any Lively Family member you know who is serving our country in the military.	Staff Sgt. Billy Todd Billy is a new member of the Lively Family. He is the husband of Jada Lively, daughter of Mike and Susan Lively of Waynesboro, GA. Billy is with the 48th Infantry Brigade and is stationed at Camp Stryker at Baghdad International Airport.	Zachary Lively Zachary, the son of Don Lively and Mary Lou Lively of Lakewood Colorado, recently enlisted in the Marine Corps. Zach joined under the delayed entry program and will go to boot camp in San Diego in August 2006.	Please keep these young men in your prayers as they work to defend our country. The editors would like to run a regular feature on Livelys in the military. Please send any information you have of family members who are active in military service.
	In Memory...
	We are saddened to report the deaths of several Lively Family members during the past year. Carole Brown-James reported the death of her mother, Mrs. Lucile McDaniel (Lively) Brown. Mrs. Brown died on July 13, 2005 in Riverside, California. She was the	eldest daughter of Lura Lively and Gillette McDaniel and sister to Eileen McDaniel (Lively) Prewitt and Vernon McDaniel. Also, Kay Quatroche reported that her mother, Ruth (Lively) Alford died on March 28, 2005 in	Indianapolis, Indiana. Mrs. Alford was the daughter of the late Travis Lively and Alma S. Lively Kemp, from Texas and the brother of Tom Lively, who resides in Florida. She was preceded in death by her husband, Ben Alford, who died on Oct. 10, 2003.
	Congratulations...
News of your family is welcome! Please send information to the editors. See the contact information on the last page of the newsletter.	Welcoming new family members this year were the following: Leann and Scott Black welcomed a son, Collin Lee Black, on March 29, 2005 in Ringgold, GA. Deryl and Heather Bryson welcomed a son, Gunner Penn Bryson, on June 1, 2005, also in Ringgold. Collin and Gunner are the grandsons of Debra and Stuart Hicks of Ringgold,	Nathan Jones and Alicia Abston welcomed son Damon Jones on June 21, 2005, Grandparents are Kim and Mike Brown of Ringgold. Debra and Kim are the daughters of Annie Lee Lively Brown and granddaughters of Ashton and Stella Lively. Hugh and Valerie Lively (and proud grandparents Miller and Malinda Lively),	celebrated the birth of daughter Veronica Morgan Lively on Oct. 5, 2004. Also, exchanging wedding vows this year were Matt Hayes and Stephanie Donaldson, who were married on April 27, 2005. Matt is the son of Durwood and Joyce Hayes, grandson of Roger and Evelyn Lively Barefield.

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Genealogy News by Bob Lively
Richard J. Lively (1820) and Garland Lively (1777) Misc. Lively Lines – new Section BF If you have genealogy information on a Richard J. Lively (1820) or Garland Lively (1777), the probable son of David John Lively (1755), please contact Bob Lively at the address given at the end of this article.	Andrew Jackson Lively Reunion (Great Grandson of Cottrell Lively) The annual Andrew Jackson Lively reunion was held on 03 July 2005 at Randolph Park near Dublin, VA. The 2006 reunion will probably be held on 02 July 2006 at the same location. Any "Livelys" wishing to attend next year's reunion should contact Bob Lively at	or 540-576-3432 for the exact date, location or other information. IMPORTANT: to contact Bob Lively, with or for information e-mail at belively@chartere.net OR Write at 252 Sconset Drive, Penhook, VA 24137 OR call at 540-576-3432	The Andrew Jackson Lively clan met on July 3, 2005 (To see a larger photo click on the picture)
George F Lively Line Misc. Lively Lines – Section N, Page 1058
Genealogy research by Mrs. Bernice O. Lively Awtrey provided the data included in the Supplement to Livelys of America 1972, pages 1058 – 1064. This new line was given the name of George F. Lively and designated as Section N in the Misc. Lively Lines Chapter 14. In the Second Supplement to Livelys of America 1982, this line was inadvertently left out and Section N was assigned to the Aaron Lively Line (page 1735).	Over the years Mr. Dwight George Allen has done considerable research on his family line, which just happened to include a George F. Lively. Dwight has documented two generations of ancestors for George F. Lively; George F. was the oldest son of Samuel Lively (possibly Jr. – b. abt 1812) and Nancy Kent (b. abt1809) of Oglethorpe County, Georgia. Samuel was the son of Samuel Lively (possibly Sr. – b.	before 1781 in GA?) and Rhoda (?) Lively (b. abt 1785 in GA?) If you have any data on this line, please contact Bob Lively at the address or phone number above.	Over the years, Mr. Dwight George Allen has documented two generations of ancestors for George F. Lively.

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	2006 NALF Reunion Plans
Livin' Lively Editor: Audrey W. Smith Co-Editors: Sherry L. Brinson Jane W. Lewis 811 Lake Ave. North Augusta, SC 29841 PHONE: (803) 441-8696 E-MAIL: leawords@bellsouth.net or sherrybrinson@bellsouth.net or LEAOAK@sigecom.net	The National Association of Lively Families 2006 Reunion is set for July 21-23, at the Atlanta Marriott Northwest in Cobb County Georgia, located at the junction of I-75 and I-285, exit 260 from I-75. Room rates are $83 per night TOTAL(taxes included) for a double/single room. The rate is good for the week before and the week following the reunion. To reserve rooms Call 1-800-228-9290, and be sure to identify yourself as NALF attendee. June 29, 2006 is the deadline for reservations at the preferred rate.	Marriott Northwest offers all the standard amenities. It is just minutes from major attractions such as White Water, Six Flags, Stone Mountain, the new Atlanta Aquarium, historic downtown Marietta, and much, much more. The Buford Lively Family is hosting the 2006 NALF Reunion and planning a few surprises. Planners are considering a picnic Thursday evening for early arrivals, a Bluegrass Gospel group to entertain, maybe even a square dance for good measure.	E-mail Gloria (Eberhart), Wanda (Harrison), or Lauren (Adams) to let us know what activity interests you most - a tour? A square dance? Visit to touristy stuff (White Water, Six Flags, etc). Their addresses are: Gloria, geberhart@bellsouth.net; Wanda, wandamymimi@aol.com; Lauren, LTHA2@bellsouth.net. MARK YOUR CALENDAR NOW AND PLAN TO ATTEND THE 2006 NALF REUNION, JULY 21-23, IN ATLANTA. LET'S MAKE THIS ANOTHER MEMORABLE REUNION WITH RECORD ATTENDANCE.
We're on the Web! See us at: http://www.livelyfamily.com