| 2009 H.F.A. REUNION |
| THE 96th Annual HATHAWAY FAMILY REUNION At Cocoa Beach Florida JUNE 19, 20, 21, 2009 |
| Our HFA Hosts: Roy and Marie-Louise Hathaway (321) 269-6089 or E-mail them at royhathaway@yahoo.com |
| 2003 HATHAWAY FAMILY REUNION SEATTLE, WASHINGTON |
| Hotel Information: We will be staying at the Cocoa Beach Doubletree Hotel 2080 North Atlantic Avenue Cocoa Beach, Florida, 32931 Tel: 1-321-783-9222 Fax: 1-321-799-3234 Call the hotel directly to egister for lodging or vist the hotel web site and register online for lodging. Be sure to mention that you are with the Hathaway Family Reunion to obtain the reduced hotel rate of $109/night. No breakfasts are included with this rate. You may obtain this rate for up to three days prior and three days after the meeting. Hotel reservations Must Be Received by Tuesday, May 19, 2009. After this date, the block of reserved rooms will go on sale to the general public. |
| Brief Itinerary: Friday evening dinner is at a local restaurant. Saturday, you can choose between; a trip to the Kennedy Space Center (KSC) where there is an I-MAX theater plus new rides like the Shuttle Launch Experience; or perhaps an airboat ride; or a visit to "Jungle Adventures" to see an actual aligator feeding, or the Florida Panthers, or an Indian Village.. Return to the hotel in the evening for a swim or a walk on the beach or visit other local sites before joining the group for dinner at the Hotel. |
| Reservation Form |
COUSINS: SECOND OR TWICE?
Your children, and the children of your first
cousin, are second cousins. Your
grandchildren and her grandchildren are
third cousins. You, however, remain a first
cousin to all of her descendants--a first
cousin once removed to her children, and a
first cousin twice removed to her
grandchildren, and so on.
Source: Summer 2005 HFA Bulletin
Your children, and the children of your first
cousin, are second cousins. Your
grandchildren and her grandchildren are
third cousins. You, however, remain a first
cousin to all of her descendants--a first
cousin once removed to her children, and a
first cousin twice removed to her
grandchildren, and so on.
Source: Summer 2005 HFA Bulletin
