2007 VRA News
VRA EVENTS FOR FIRST & SECOND QUARTERS OF 2007
Sat Jan 06 Kinnelon, NJ 40B Restoration work day
Sat Jan 06 Joe Weber back in Hospital
Tue Jan 16 Hawthorne, NJ Easter Bunny Org. meeting
Tue Jan 16 Hawthorne, NJ VRA Board meeting
Sat Jan 20 Valley Hospital L&NE Kerosene lantern donated By Chris Abbood to Joe Weber
Sat Jan 20 Kinnelon, NJ Both 40B engines moved to Jeff Hookways garage for storage
Sat Jan 20 Approval received from NJ Transit for Easter Bunny trains
Mon Jan 22 Easter Bunny trip data posted on VRA website
Tue Jan 23 Joe Weber moved to Oakland Care Center
Wed Jan 24 Joe Weber deceased
Thu Jan 25 Paypal pages setup for Easter Bunny trips
Sat Jan 27 Joe Weber Funeral
Sat Feb 03 Hawthorne, NJ Work begun on selling Easter Bunny Tkts
Sat Feb 03 Kinnelon, NJ 40B restoration work day
Mon Feb 05 VRA election results announced
Fri Feb 16 Kinnelon, NJ VRA membership meeting
Mon Mar 12 Black River Railroad Historical Trust acquires 501(c)(3) status.
Sat Mar 24 Glen Rock, NJ Easter Bunny Trips
Sat Mar 31 Netcong & Hackettstown, NJ Easter Bunny Trips
Sat Apr 07 Hawthorne, NJ Easter Bunny wrap up meeting
Sun Apr 08 Westown, NY Damage noted on M&NJ
Sat Apr 14 Fairlawn, NJ Cataloging Joe Weber collection
Wed Apr 18 Hawthorne, NJ Meeting about Joe Weber collection
Thu Apr 19 Hawthorne, NJ VRA Board meeting
Wed May 02 Motor car trip dates on NYS&W announced
Thu May 17 Johnson, NY Work on motor cars & track
Thu May 17 Hawthorne, NJ VRA Membership meeting
Sun Jun 03 KCs father deceased
Sat Jun 09 Lycoming Valley motor car run
Sun Jun 10 Ringoes, NJ BRW Trainman & Safety Session
Sun Jun 17 Ridgefield, NJ Brush clearing on PSE&G property
Sat Jun 23 Phillipsburg, NJ Friends open house & annual meeting. VRA Welder donated to Friends
Sat Jun 23 & 24 Ringoes, NJ BRW Railroad days
Paul Trabert
Easter Train Thanks
Tuesday, April 2, 2007
2 Saturdays, 9 Trains, 3 Stations, 3400 passengers, 1 great Crew.....Priceless.
I wanted to thank everyone who helped make these past 2 weekends a success. Without the effort of everyone who put up signs, gave out fliers, answered phones, sold tickets, staffed the train and did everything else it took to run the trains we could not have done what we just did. While we do not have the final numbers I can tell you this, we officially sold out every train, had nothing but compliments from the passengers and I could not be prouder to have led a bunch of people as professional as you all were.
Thanks, KC
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I wish to echo KC's thank you to all. I also wish to say a HUGE thank you to the man that co-ordinated this grand series of trips, KC himself. Without his knowledge and efforts, it would have been near impossible to do these two trips with any degree of success. And thanks to all the people that put in their efforts with promoting, ticket sales, and day of the trip help, without YOU, it wouldn't have happened. I think Joe would have been proud, as these trips start to give us the monies required toward our goal of station preservation and motorcar restoration. Again, thank you all for a job well done.
Craig W. Hartman
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Fantastic! I only have one problem, we have to wait until next year to do this again. Thanks again for letting us share in this fun.
-Ken, Nadine, Alex, & Samantha
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KC and the group,
I also wanted to say thank you to everyone. No matter how hectic it may
get everyone pitches in to get the job done. It is truely amazing to watch
all the pieces come together. And a special thanks to KC for being the
project manager on this event.
Chris
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2006 News
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