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Midwest Skydivers Reunion Set for Labor Day Weekend to Benefit Skydiving Museum & Hall of Fame

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International Skydiving Museum & Hall of Fame Posted by: International Skydiving Museum & Hall of Fame 10 years ago

The Midwest Skydivers Reunion, a reunion of competitive teams from Michigan, Ohio, Indiana, Illinois and Wisconsin that were actively competing in the ’70s and ’80s will be held this Labor Day Weekend, August 29 – September 1, at Midwest Freefall Skydiving in Ray, Michigan.  All net proceeds from the event will be donated to the Skydiving Museum & Hall of Fame to support its efforts to build a museum. The event is a unique opportunity for Midwest skydivers of the ’70s RW scene (and beyond) to reconnect with teammates, club members, DZOs, pilots, riggers and anyone who shared in that magical time.  The reunion was created as an opportunity for old friends to gather for a one-time event to remember those no longer with us and celebrate and reconnect with those still here.   

Pre-registration is closed but you can register on-site.  Spouses, significant others, family and friends are welcome to attend. 

Schedule of Events

Friday, August 29th
9:00am – Registration Opens
9:30am – Interviews for the Skydiver Museum until 4:40pm
10:00am – Kodiak – Load 1
12:00pm – Twin Otter Arrives

Saturday, August 30th
8:00am – Registration Opens
8:00am – Load Organizers Arrive
8:30am – Jumping Begins
9:00am – Interviews for the Skydiver Museum – until 6:00pm
5:00pm – MSR Group Photo
7:30pm – Dinner Banquet at Cracklewood Country Club
9:00pm – Presentations

Sunday, August 31st 
8:30am – DZ Opens
8:30am – Load Organizers Arrive
9:00am – Jump All Day
8:00pm – Dinner at the DZ – Free Beer

Monday, September 1st
8:30am – DZ Opens
9:00am – Jumping All Day

The leadership team of the Midwest Skydivers Reunion consists of Kim Barden, Texas Tom Weber, Lloyd Tosser III and Sandy Reid.  For more information, visit http://www.midwestfreefall.com/about/events/midwest-skydivers-reunion/.

Skydivers in colored suits form the Olympic rings in mid-air over a cityscape with a river and stadium visible below. The formation includes blue, yellow, black, green, and red, representing the Olympic symbol.
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