West Side Nut Club Fall Festival Parade
Oct. 7, 2006
Evansville, In.
Second Largest Street Festival in the United States
(According to the Evansville Courier & Press, October 8, 2006)
Life is Good!!
Compatriots Chris Myers and Ken Gilkey relax before the parade.
These CAR youngsters (Children of the American Revolution)
are ready to impress the crowd.
And they did!!
Time for a group photo of the CAR (Children of the American Revolution),
DAR (Daughters of the American Revolution)
and the INSSAR, Ohio Valley Chapter Sons of the American Revoultion.
Check out the little soldier on the left as he gives his best salute.
Banner Carriers Peggy Gilkey and Ruth Hall, SAR Ladies Auxillary.
1st Row l-r Compatriots J. D. Strouth, Don Counts.
2nd Row l-r Compatriots John G. West, Chris Myers and Bob Hall.
3 Row l-r Compatriots John Vanzant and Ken Gilkey
The INSSAR, Ohio Valley Chapter Color Guard line up for another photo.
Some of us got there by 4:30, judging was at 5:00. The parade actually started at 6:30
We are # 68, it is dark and the parade still has not got to us. We are anxious to go.
Another photo just before step off at 7:30.
It was a long evening but everyone enjoyed marching in this parade.
There were lots of salutes, applause, and people seemed to enjoy watching us march by.
These CAR youngsters (Children of the American Revolution)
are ready to impress the crowd.
And they did!!
Time for a group photo of the CAR (Children of the American Revolution),
DAR (Daughters of the American Revolution)
and the INSSAR, Ohio Valley Chapter Sons of the American Revoultion.
Check out the little soldier on the left as he gives his best salute.
Banner Carriers Peggy Gilkey and Ruth Hall, SAR Ladies Auxillary.
1st Row l-r Compatriots J. D. Strouth, Don Counts.
2nd Row l-r Compatriots John G. West, Chris Myers and Bob Hall.
3 Row l-r Compatriots John Vanzant and Ken Gilkey
The INSSAR, Ohio Valley Chapter Color Guard line up for another photo.
Some of us got there by 4:30, judging was at 5:00. The parade actually started at 6:30
We are # 68, it is dark and the parade still has not got to us. We are anxious to go.
Another photo just before step off at 7:30.
It was a long evening but everyone enjoyed marching in this parade.
There were lots of salutes, applause, and people seemed to enjoy watching us march by.
Time for a group photo of the CAR (Children of the American Revolution),
DAR (Daughters of the American Revolution)
and the INSSAR, Ohio Valley Chapter Sons of the American Revoultion.
Check out the little soldier on the left as he gives his best salute.
Banner Carriers Peggy Gilkey and Ruth Hall, SAR Ladies Auxillary.
1st Row l-r Compatriots J. D. Strouth, Don Counts.
2nd Row l-r Compatriots John G. West, Chris Myers and Bob Hall.
3 Row l-r Compatriots John Vanzant and Ken Gilkey
The INSSAR, Ohio Valley Chapter Color Guard line up for another photo.
Some of us got there by 4:30, judging was at 5:00. The parade actually started at 6:30
We are # 68, it is dark and the parade still has not got to us. We are anxious to go.
Another photo just before step off at 7:30.
It was a long evening but everyone enjoyed marching in this parade.
There were lots of salutes, applause, and people seemed to enjoy watching us march by.
Banner Carriers Peggy Gilkey and Ruth Hall, SAR Ladies Auxillary.
1st Row l-r Compatriots J. D. Strouth, Don Counts.
2nd Row l-r Compatriots John G. West, Chris Myers and Bob Hall.
3 Row l-r Compatriots John Vanzant and Ken Gilkey
The INSSAR, Ohio Valley Chapter Color Guard line up for another photo.
Some of us got there by 4:30, judging was at 5:00. The parade actually started at 6:30
We are # 68, it is dark and the parade still has not got to us. We are anxious to go.
Another photo just before step off at 7:30.
It was a long evening but everyone enjoyed marching in this parade.
There were lots of salutes, applause, and people seemed to enjoy watching us march by.
The INSSAR, Ohio Valley Chapter Color Guard line up for another photo.
Some of us got there by 4:30, judging was at 5:00. The parade actually started at 6:30
We are # 68, it is dark and the parade still has not got to us. We are anxious to go.
Another photo just before step off at 7:30.
It was a long evening but everyone enjoyed marching in this parade.
There were lots of salutes, applause, and people seemed to enjoy watching us march by.
Some of us got there by 4:30, judging was at 5:00. The parade actually started at 6:30
We are # 68, it is dark and the parade still has not got to us. We are anxious to go.
Another photo just before step off at 7:30.
It was a long evening but everyone enjoyed marching in this parade.
There were lots of salutes, applause, and people seemed to enjoy watching us march by.
Another photo just before step off at 7:30.
It was a long evening but everyone enjoyed marching in this parade.
There were lots of salutes, applause, and people seemed to enjoy watching us march by.