Any State

It doesn't matter if or how far you have moved from Millington, there is beauty to be found, and here are examples from each state in the Nation: Link.

How about some news from you?

Regards, George

Tucky RIP

Some of you may recall Thomas Breunig who was at BB in the mid 1950s, and who settled in small quiet community outside Candler, North Carolina. Tucky, as we knew him, passed away in January, 2008, and is survived by his brother John, who graduated BB in 1957. You can read the obit here.

About New Jersey

Some energetic people have put together lists of unique facts about New Jersey. One of them can be found here. This comment surprised me, "In November of 1914, the New York Tribune, cooperating with Mr. Bertram Chapman Mayo (founder of Beachwood) issued an "Extra" announcing: "Subscribe to the New York Tribune and secure a lot at Beautiful Beachwood. Act at once, secure your lot in this Summer Paradise now!" This was the greatest premium offered by a newspaper - nothing equal to it was ever attempted in the United States."
Here is another similar list titled, Stupid Facts about New Jersey.
Best, George

Reunion 2007 pictures

Pictures from the 2007 Bonnie Brae Alumni reunion can be seen here. It started with a great buffet lunch on Friday, interrupted by a fire alarm, and then continued to all day Saturday. The turnout was good and the agenda full. Click here to download the PowerPoint Reunion Agenda.

Happy Thanksgiving

Guys:
We have much to be thankful for, and I wish the best to you and your family this Holiday.
Sign in and add some news when you get a chance.
Regards, George

Welcome to the BB Alumni Blog

Hi Alumni:
We are leading the way again. Our website was created on February 27, 1999.
Now we have our own blog. Only alumni will be invited to join, and only members can add comments. This is an ideal place to collect and store your comments, suggestions, memories, and pictures.
Pick a name, and then when you make a post, please state when you were at BB, and what state you live in now. A little context always helps.
Hope you enjoy this blog, and our website can be found here.
Best regards, George Seymour (BB `52-57)