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Regular meetings have be monthly, in January we met at Walt's and had dinner at Cielito's Mexican Cuisine in February Larry hosted cocktails and hors d'oeuvres at home before dinner. in March we met at Dave's then ventured over to Restaurant Femmina also Larry hosted a one-day trip to the Sports Museum in Haddonfield in April Bobby D. took us to the Fortune Cookie in May the HOMERs met early at the Flying W for breakfast also Bob Davis led the group to Strasbourg , PA, for a visit to the Pennsylvania Railroad Museum in June Gene took us to the Village Pub in July the weather forced the HOMERs to cancel a trip to Port Norris for lunch and a visit to the Bay-Shore Museum in August we enjoyed the Canoe Festival at Bob's H's house, but in September so many of us were out-of-town that no meeting was held again this year, George hosted our annual planning meeting in October at his home and served a fabulous dinner on November 14th Rich invited us to his house and then on to dinner at the Illiano Cucina and to end a very busy year, the HOMERs and their wives met for a fun-time Christmas Party. Homers and Homerettes - Christmas 2017 Front Row, l to r: Mike Maureen D., Billie K., Janice George E. Middle Row: Nicole G., Mickey D., Pat Rhoad, Bob "Radar," Sherry D., Brenda H., Barbara S., Sue W., Tony F., Joanne D., Marie H., Connie L., Joyce S., and Ron S. Back Row: Gene G., Bain K., Bob H., Fred S., Larry W., Walt R., Bob D., Ray H., Peter P., Rich L., and Jerry D. From left to right: Jerry, Radar, Ray, Bob, Bob H., Ron, Walt, Peter, Larry, George George. Since March (the HNO that never happened), the HOMERs have meet regularly each month at a member's home: in April at Bob H's in May at Fred's in June at Bain's in July at Rich's in August at Dave's in September at Gene's in October at George G's in November at Peter's Since October, some members led by Walt R., have had breakfast together at the Patty Wagon Cafe near the runway at the Flying W Airport in Medford. We are pleased to announce the creation of the Robert Rodney Rhoad, Jr. Fund for the Preservation and Restoration of Historic Art at the Jamestown, Rhode Island, Historical Society. A HOMER's memorial donation to this fund helped make it possible and we have received a thank you letter outlining the process the Historical Society will follow to restore a wonderful old watercolor of a stone wall in East Ferry, Rhode Island. It may be that Bob's father and also he, as a young boy, may have stopped at a well nearby for water on a hot summer day. All HOMERs are invited to visit the Jamestown, Rhode Island Historical Society at 92 Narragansett Avenue. If individual members care to make additional donations, mail it to P.O.Box 156, Jamestown, RI 02835 T A good time was had by all. Rich Livingston was our guest speaker of the evening. What fun it is to share ... Pizza with friends... At a time of the year, when... It's cold outside, but warm within. given three boards, two bolts, two washers, two nuts, and one of these black, shiny things. After examining all the parts he decided to . . ." There is no prize for the best entry; just bragging rights! On a recent cool and crisp November morning Gene, Jerry, Bob D., Larry, Ron, Bobby D., and George G., AKA "The Router" were working at assembling mini-picnic benches for the children at a local camp. Pre-school size picnic benches. Congratulations, HOMERs! Another job well done. George, AKA The Router Not only can this guy hit a 310 yard drive straight down a fairway, he can do a quarter-turn rout at lightning speed, too!

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