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2022 Annual Reunion Gallery

Gallery for the 2022 Annual Reunion

Washington, D.C.
Mary Gomez Curll, Kim Urbon, Clif Twaddle, Ted Cox and Nancy Bubb check out World War II-era newspaper clippings about the 95th Infantry Division at the 95th Memorial May 17, 2024.
In the Hospitality Room, Carl Urbon looks at a collection of photos from past reunions. Often attendees bring photos to share at the reunions.
Col. (R) Kelly Zachgo, WWII veteran Ceo Bauer, Col. (R) James Wilhite and WWII veteran Emil Hirsch gather for a photo after the Association Formal Banquet, Saturday, May 18, 2024. Col. Wilhite was inducted into the Oklahoma Military Hall of Honor earlier in the evening.
Brig. Gen. Daphne D. Davis shares a laugh with Iron Men Emil Hirsch, Anti-Tank, 378th Reg., and Ceo Bauer, I Co., 377th Reg. at the Saturday, May 18, Formal Banquet.
The 2024 95th Infantry Division Queen is Margaret Jamison, wife of Steve Jamison, F Co., 378th Reg. Crowning a queen was always a tradition at reunions in the past. The practice was revived a few years ago, and Marge is an ideal representative as Queen of the 95th.
Reception prior to the Formal Banquet in Oklahoma City May 18, 2024.
Kim Urbon's raffle prize at the Victory Belle Luncheon Saturday, May 18, was handcrafted by Ken Chang in honor of his great-grandfather, Joe Januszkiewicz, Cannon Co., 379th Reg. Ken made the wooden cutting board as a project in his wood shop class.
Attendees of the 74th annual reunion were captivated by the personal stories told at the Oklahoma City National Monument and Museum.
The chairs in the Field of Empty Chairs at the Oklahoma National Memorial are arranged in nine rows to symbolize the nine floors of the building; each person's chair is on the row (or the floor) on which the person worked or was located when the bomb went off.
The Field of Empty Chairs at the Oklahoma National Memorial includes 168 empty chairs hand-crafted from glass, bronze and stone. They represent those who lost their lives, with a name etched in the glass base of each.
Oklahoma City National Memorial honors the victims, survivors, rescuers, and all who were affected by the Oklahoma City bombing on April 19, 1995.
Oklahoma City National Memorial and Museum guide Corey Carr explains the events surrounding the 1995 bombing of the Murrah Federal Building and the creation of an appropriate memorial to honor those touched by the event.
David Meyer, Susan Feely, Mike Bever, Dan Foust, Ted Cox, Clif Twaddle and other attendees at the 95th Division Legacy Association 74th annual reunion peruse the Memorial at Fort Sill, Friday May 17, 2024.
First-time reunion attendee and former newspaper reporter and editor, John Cannon is particularly interested in browsing through this display of newspaper reports about the 95th Infantry Division in the Memorial in Lawton, Okla. John is the son of John Cannon, 95th Reconnaissance Troop.