Sunday, October 1, 2023

81st Annual Reunion - October 8, 2023

The 81st Annual Reunion of the Andrew Auman Family will be held on Sunday, October 8, at the Pleasant Hill Primitive Baptist Church, located on New Hope Church Road, west of Seagrove.  Registration begins at 10 a.m. followed by the program at 11 a.m. and a covered dish lunch. 

Tuesday, September 20, 2022

Welcome Back!

The 80th Annual Reunion of the Andrew Auman Family will be held on Sunday, October 9, at the Pleasant Hill Primitive Baptist Church, located on New Hope Church Road, west of Seagrove.  Registration begins at 10 a.m. followed by the program at 11 a.m. and a covered dish lunch. 

Sunday, October 10, 2021

In Memorium 2021

These are the family members who have passed on during the past year.
 

ROY LESTER AUMAN, AGE 77, SON OF ROY CLYDE AND LILLIAN MAE COLE AUMAN 


CHRISTINA COLE CONNER LUTHER, AGE 55, WIFE OF TIMOTHY ALBERT LUTHER


EMILY JOY SWANEY AUMAN, AGE 44, WIFE OF KEVIN DALE AUMAN


LARIS DEAN ALLRED, AGE 73, HUSBAND OF NANCY CAROL TROGDON ALLRED


TED ALAN MOORE, AGE 55, HUSBAND OF HEATHER DIANNE JORDAN MOORE


KENDALL WAYNE SAUNDERS, AGE 62, SON OF VELMA DELORIS AUMAN SAUNDERS


REV. CLYDE ELLIS COMER, JR. AGE 75, HUSBAND OF CHYERL ANN AUMAN COMER


DORIS JEAN BUIE TROGDON, AGE 88, WIFE OF NORMAN CECIL TROGDON


GREGORY MONROE AUMAN, AGE 67, SON OF ELLIS TRUITT AUMAN


BOYD REX AUMAN, AGE 91, SON OF PEARSON LELAND AUMAN


ERNESTINE PUGH LINEBERRY, AGE 87, WIFE OF JAMES EDWARD LINEBERRY


HAZEL IRENE ROBINSON KING, AGE 95, WIDOW OF GRAYSON THEODORE KING


AUDREY LOUISE RICHARDSON HURLEY, AGE 86, DAUGHTER OF JENNIE BELLE AUMAN RICHARDSON


VINCEN DEWEY KING, AGE 80, HUSBAND OF JUDY CAROL ALLEN KING


DAVID MAXTON KING, AGE 87, SON OF THEODORE KING


BARRY STEPHEN NANCE, AGE 67, SON OF PAULINE JOHNSON NANCE


ZELL GARRY ROBINSON, AGE 85, HUSBAND OF FAYE JOYCE AUMAN ROBINSON


LACY EUGENE AUMAN, AGE 77, SON OF LACY EDWARD AUMAN


STEVEN REVELL GOOCH, AGE 73, WIDOWER OF JANICE NORRIS GOOCH


BARBARA JANE ALLRED COUNCILMAN, AGE 89, DAUGHTER OF DONZIE KATHLEEN BEAN ALLRED


THELMA IONA COLE SELLERS, AGE 85, DAUGHTER OF MARY ESTELLE AUMAN COLE


MAUDE AMELIA STUART FORLAW, AGE 93, DAUGHTER OF ELSIE ANN AUMAN STUART


DORIS REBA MANESS COX, AGE 78, WIDOW OF EDWIN GROVER COX


WINFRED EVERETTE BROWN, AGE 84, WIDOWER OF PEGGY JEAN LATHAM BROWN


MATTIE FRANK CARRAWAY, AGE 81, DAUGHTER OF EUTHA ELIZABETH ADAMS CARRAWAY


MARION ELIZABETH PAISLEY AUMAN, AGE 101, WIDOW OF MARTIN CLINTON AUMAN, JR.


CAROLYN JANE JORDAN FREEMAN, AGE 72, DAUGHTER OF ERNEST RAY JORDAN


REBECCA SUE SMITH CHRISCOE, AGE 75, DAUGHTER OF ALLENE MARY DAVIS SMITH


CLEMENT AMBROSE PAFFE, JR, AGE 88, HUSBAND OF JOYCE LEE AUMAN PAFFE


VICKIE ELIZABETH JOYCE PEARCE, AGE 69, DAUGHTER OF VERN ANN STUART JOYCE

Thursday, September 9, 2021

2021 Reunion Cancelled

Due to the ongoing pandemic, the Andrew Auman Family will not hold its annual reunion this year. We regret we are unable to gather together again, but believe this is in the best interest of everyone's health and safety.

We will miss seeing one another at our traditional time and place and hope to reconvene in October 2022. If you need to update or add contact information for future mailings, please use the Keep In Touch form on this website.

Monday, September 21, 2020

2020 Reunion Cancelled

Due to the COVID-19 Pandemic, the Andrew Auman Family will not hold its 80th annual reunion this year. We regret we are unable to gather together but believe this is in the best interest of everyone's health and safety.

We will miss seeing one another at our traditional time and place and hope to reconvene in October 2021. Until then, you may view the 2020 Memorial Committee Report and last year's minutes via the links below.



Also, don't forget you can update your contact information any time using the Keep In Touch form on this website.

Monday, August 3, 2015

Summer 2015 Newsletter

Andrew Auman Family Reunion
NEWSLETTER

Summer 2015 

View/Print Newsletter here


Saturday, October 10 
10:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.
Whynot Church
Music, storyboards, memorabilia displays, scavenger hunt, and driving history tours.
Photo scanning and exchange station.  Bring your photos and a blank thumb drive!
Refer to the Spring 2015 Newsletter or reunion website (www.aumanfamilyreunion.org) for ways you can help, and let us know if you’ll be participating by completing the survey below.
Catered BBQ lunch by Silo’s Smokehouse, an Auman-owned restaurant.  
    − Cost is $10 per person and includes drinks and dessert
    − Past officers receive complimentary lunch (just let us know if you are coming!)
    − Detach and complete the Order Form below and mail it in by Friday, September 4 with a check made payable to Auman Reunion.



Sunday, October 11 
10:30 a.m.
Pleasant Hill Primitive Baptist Church 
Annual program and picnic lunch, with 75th Reunion booklet and special door prizes.  Additional door prizes are needed; please let us know if you are able to contribute.
Persimmon Pudding Contest—bring some for our celebrity judge to taste!
Commemorative family quilt raffle.
Commemorative pottery coasters available for purchase first-come first-served for $5.00 per dish.



Order Form & Survey
Download printable version here.
Name: ________________________  Phone #: ______________
# of BBQ plates ($10 ea.): ________ # of Past Officers: ______


o I will share my talent.
When would you like to perform between 10:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m.?
o I have a large vehicle and am willing to be a driver for the driving tour.
o I plan to bring a family storyboard or memorabilia.
o I will donate _______________ door prizes for the program on Sunday.



Please mail this form and checks made payable to Auman Reunion to:  

Kimberly Lamonds
119 Robert Drive
Biscoe, N.C. 27209

Must be received by Friday, Sept. 4.  If you do not intend to eat and do not need to mail a payment, you may email your questionnaire to aumanreunion@gmail.com.



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Sunday, April 26, 2015

Spring 2015 Newsletter

Andrew Auman Family Reunion
NEWSLETTER

Spring 2015

View/Print Newsletter here



Special 75th Reunion Planned
The 75th annual Andrew Auman Family Reunion will be held the weekend of October 10-11, 2015. The 75th Reunion committee has been diligently planning a weekend-long event to celebrate this momentous occasion. To help you make plans to attend, we’ve prepared a sneak preview of what to expect and what we need YOU to do to help make this the most memorable reunion yet.


Saturday, October 10
10:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.
Whynot Church
This year, we’re planning a special celebration for Saturday, October 10 at Whynot Church (the old Fair Grove Methodist Church). A variety of activities are planned throughout the day such as music, storyboards, memorabilia displays, a scavenger hunt, and driving history tours.

A catered lunch will be offered by Silo's Smokehouse—a local BBQ restaurant owned by an Auman—including BBQ, slaw, baked beans, potato salad, rolls, banana pudding and chocolate delight, and tea and water. Cost for lunch is $10 per person, and pre-orders will be required. A lunch order form will be sent out later this summer.

Finally, to make Saturday a success, we need YOUR help!
- Bring old pictures to share or ones you need help identifying.
(A station will be set up to scan photos to share, so be sure to bring a memory stick if you want copies of other photos.)
- Bring a “storyboard” or memorabilia (big and small—dolls to tractors!) to share something special about your immediate family history.
- Sign up to sing or play an instrument. (We hope to have family musicians onstage in the church all day for entertainment.)
- Volunteer to help clean up.
- Volunteer to run the photo/scanning table.
- Bring a laptop/scanner to assist with the photo project.
- Volunteer to drive for a guided history tour (especially if you have a larger vehicle!).

If you would like to help with the 75th Reunion and can share your time, talents, equipment, or experience, please email us at aumanreunion@gmail.com.



Sunday, October 11
10:30 a.m.
Pleasant Hill Primitive Baptist Church
The Reunion will continue on Sunday at Pleasant Hill Primitive Baptist Church for our annual program and picnic lunch. A special 75th Reunion Booklet will be distributed containing recipes, photos, and history of the reunion, and MANY special door prizes will be given away in addition to our traditional gifts.

On Sunday we need YOU to:
- Donate handmade door prizes (woodworking, needlepoint, crafts, canning, etc.). Please send us an email at aumanreunion@gmail.com to let us know what you plan to bring.
- ATTEND! 


Persimmon Pudding Contest 
It’s somewhat of a tradition to sample many wonderful and varying persimmon puddings every year at the reunion. This year, we’d like to celebrate that tradition by holding a Persimmon Pudding Contest during the Sunday picnic. We’ve lined up a celebrity chef to be the judge, so be sure to prepare a pudding!   


Commemorative Quilt & Booklet Submissions
A commemorative 75th Reunion quilt is being created from YOUR quilt squares. If you have not already done so, please make a quilt square (or as many as you like) to represent your immediate family or your direct ancestors. Then write down a brief history to describe who or what your square represents to be included with the quilt. Quilt squares will be put together into one large quilt (or two if we have enough!) to be raffled off on Sunday. The quilt will be on display all day Saturday at Whynot Church.

To submit your squares, visit the reunion website at www.aumanfamilyreunion.org and download the form on the 75th Reunion page. Or, you may contact Roberta Edmonds at 336-873-7182. Quilt squares must be received by July 1st.

The 75th Reunion will also feature a booklet of recipes, stories, poems, and photos. You can submit your favorite family memories via the reunion website or by contacting Kimberly Lamonds at 910-220-6820. Submissions for the booklet must also be received by July 1st.


75th Reunion Pottery
For the 50th Reunion, Dorothy and Walter Auman—famous Seagrove potters— made commemorative coasters that were distributed to everyone, first-come first- served, who attended Sunday morning. The 75th Reunion committee has commissioned coasters this year by another Seagrove potter that will be marked with a special 75th Reunion stamp designed by Robert Cox (son of Sarah Caudill Cox and grandson of Marie Auman Caudill). The coasters will be available for purchase first-come first-served on Sunday morning for $5.00 per dish. If there is enough interest, we will have an option for a second run to be made and delivered at a later date. You may purchase as many coasters as you wish; they are an excellent way to share a piece of Auman history with your family!



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