Good Evening All:
This is a reminder about the different events we have planned for the month of October 2009.
1. October 5-8 Fall trip to Sevierville, TN
2. Oyster Roast at the Qualls on October 17, 2009
3. Covered Dish Event at Cypress Bay Plantation October 24, 2009

Please mark your calendars for the above dates. We will not be having our meeting in October because we will be seeing enough of each other by the time we are finished.
We will be together and will have discussed everything by the end of October. I hope that everyone has a good night.
May God Bless You,
Ron Voegeli

No, you are right, you have seen this before, I am new at this web sight so bear with me.  I had to correct 12 addresses so that they could read this.  Sorry to the rest of ya’ll.  Good Evening, This is an update on our upcoming trip in October. We will be staying in the Willow Brook Inn, Pigeon Forge, TN. You can click on willowbrooklodge.com to see what ammenities they over. They are located at 3035 Parkway, Pigeon Forge, Tn. Remember that you have until August 15th to submit the remainder of your money. If you are in a double occupancy room and have given your $25 deposit, and you are riding the bus, then you have a balance of $274 due. You may pay that at any time between now and the 15th of August. You need to make the checks out to CBC and write in Prime Timers Trip in the left hand bottom of your check. You need to make sure that I receive the checks so that I can keep track of who has paid. I have heard from several people that they are starting to get excited about the trip. Remember, that we have a full bus, so pick out who you want to sit with. If anyone has any questions about the trip, please email me at rvoegeli@charter.net or by commenting on the PTBlog.
Ron Voegeli

Come to our combined business meeting and feast at the Golden Corral next Tuesday night (4/14) beginning at 6:30 PM. This is a dutch treat dinner, make sure that you tell the cashier that you are with the CBC Prime Timers.

Good Evening All:
This is a reminder that the Prime Timers will meet at the Golden Corral Restaurant on Highway 170 on the second Tuesday in February. That is February 10th beginning at 6:30 pm, this is a dutch treat social that all prime timers are invited to attend. Please go to the cbcofbeaufort.org website and click on the Prime Timers icon (under prayer requests). This site will share who we are and what we are about. If you have just recently signed up to join the Prime Timers, Use the “Subscribe Here” box to get email notification when anything new is posted. I would like to take this time to welcome you to our group and our church. I hope to see a large turnout at this event. Please make sure that you tell the cashier that you are member of the CBC Prime Timers and you will get your drink free and proceed to the left to the Private Dinning Room.
Ron Voegeli

Take a look at the photos we have on this website. If you have *digita*l photos to add to the collection they would be appreciated. If it’s just a few you can email them to me at jward@coosaw.org. If you have lots of photos please give them to me on a CD at church. You can leave CD’s for me at the main desk. Please put my name and your name on it so I can return your CD. Thanks, John Ward

The Prime Timers group has just returned from Gatlinburg, TN on Thursday evening, October 30th. We arrived on Monday, October 27th in Gatlinburg only to find that it would snow that evening and created record breaking tempertures for this time of the year. Everyone appeared to have a good time as we were in conference with Dr. David Jermiah four days in a row. He was preaching on his new book, “What in the world is going on”, it was an intereting time. We were entertained by “The Webb Family”, Mark Lowry and Dennis Swanberg. We took the bus over to Pigeon Forge on Wednesday on our free time and ate at “Mel’s Diner” then we dropped off those that wanted to go shopping at the Tanger Outlet and took the rest of the bus over to the “Knife Store”. That evening, George Beverly Shay, who is 99 and will be 100 in February, sang 4 songs and was inerviewed on stage by Phil Waldrop. Will Graham the grandson of Billy Graham and son of Franklin Graham preached after that. All in all it was an intereting conference with over 5000 plus senior (over 50) christians in attendance.

Here are my pictures. Please send yours (in digital format) to John Ward (jward@coosaw.org) so he can post them on the website.

Ron Voegeli

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On behalf of the 88 people that came to the annual oyster roast at Doyle and Norma Quall’s this past Saturday I would like to extend a big thank you for a job well done, as always.  The weather was perfect, the oysters, soup and cornbread were great, plenty of hot dogs and sausage dogs to put over the open flame and more desserts than you could eat.  It was just a lovely evening to enjoy good food, felowship and fun.

I am sure that Elaine Wilkinson will share her pictures with John Ward to add to our website.  If you had a good time, please tell Doyle or Norma. 

Ron Voegeli

Our annual Oyster Roast at Doyle and Norma Qualls will be held  Saturday, October 18th, 2008 beginning at dark.  This is always a special event and we encourage all Prime Timers to come, bring your oyster knife, roast a hot dog or eat DQ’s homemade soup and Norma’s Corn muffins.  For more info or to let Norma if you are coming, please call her at 846-2000. Click + on the map to zoom in as required. Click anywhere on the map and hold down your left mouse button to drag the map.

The photos from our lovely afternoon together are back thanks to the efforts of Fridrik Tiedemann. Enjoy and thank Fred when you see him.

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On behalf of the Prime Timers, I would like to thank Skeet and Gail Burris for the wonderful event that we had this past Saturday at their lovely home.  This has been an annual event and is very popular this time of the year.  We had over 100 people attend and everything went smoothly.  I seen a lot of people just sitting around and visiting, fishing and relaxing.  That is what this event is all about.  Thanks again.

Ron Voegeli