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Current, former Topekans to celebrate history at Back Home Reunion
A reunion planned for next weekend will bring back people to the community as well as memories of days gone by.
"The tragic thing is those who were on the starting end are either deceased or getting older that they can't get back," organizer Jack Alexander said.
The Topeka Back Home Reunion started in 1973 by three men. The idea was to unite children in the community who had grown up together.
Past Event
Topeka Back Home Reunion
- Thursday, August 14, 2008, time TBA
- Ramada Inn, 420 E. Sixth St., Topeka
- Not available / $100
The reunion is held every three years.
"It's a great event," Alexander said. "And it's an event for the total city."
This year former Topekan Joseph B. Anderson Jr., a veteran and entrepreneur, will be a honored guest.
Aside from meeting famous Topekans, attendees can take the opportunity to "enjoy Topeka and former Topekans," Alexander said.
For more information, call (785) 266-4701.
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