The 8th & I Reunion Association
An organization of Marines
who served at
Marine Barracks
8th & I Streets, S.E.,
Washington D.C.
Getting Together for the 50th Anniversary
of the First Evening Parade
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Lawler, Belew, Bailey, Zipadelli, Harris & Cuffe |
Moroni, Richardson, Zipadelli, Bailey, Harris & Cuffe |
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The Barracks buses pick us up before the parade
"Old Corps" Rick Given meets Col. Roy J.
Batterton, CO of Troops for the first Evening Parade
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Almers, Reimers and Roseland
Reim, Pullo, Harris, XO LCol Miles, Sgt. Maj. Watkins, CO Col. Lockard, Reimers,
Richardson and Lawler
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Col. Roy Batterton (age 89) and his wife Joan
CO Col. Terry Lockard with Col. Batterton.
It was Col. Lockard's last parade before his retirement
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The Battertons with Jack Badnya (l) and Cliff Nevetral (r)
(clockwise) Col. Batterton,John Reim, Betty Flick, Bob Flick, Dave and Jo Pullo, Mary Lou Reim, and Mrs. Batterton.
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John Reim, Manny Pinto, Russ Curtis, and Maj. Joe Curtis
Reim, Maj. Curtis, Russ Curtis, Dave Pullo and Merle Johnson
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(clockwise, from left front)
Mary Lou Reim, Jo Pullo, Merle
Johnson, Dave Pullo, John Reim and Marilyn Johnson
(l - r) John and Mary Lou Reim,
Maj. Joe Curtis, Marlene Curtis, Russ Curtis,Merle and
& Marilyn Johnson, & Jo and Dave Pullo
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Reim, 3 Body Bearers, Pullo, Richardson & Ruszkowski
(Marine (l) bench-presses 420 lbs.)
John Reim and Dave Pullo
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