Grandpa George, ready to blow out his 90 candles.  

Grandpa and son Chuck, opening prfesents. Grandpa was 90 and Chuck was 60 years old 

The five Gebhardt's. The birthday party is over and folks are about ready to go home from our big reunion at Lincoln City, Oregon.  

George is holding two Sequoia Redwood seedlings, ready to go to the 40 acre tree farm at Lakeside. So far he has planted 10,000 Douglas Firs & 200 Calif. Coastal Redwoods.  

A shot of George at 502 Village Pine Cir Coos Bay. The painting to his left is a series of 6 pictures (in a divider) by his Dad, Robert F. Gebhardt Sr.  

George & Kay, Marion & Lorraine Frint and Marj Coffman, Simpson Park Aug 9, 2,005. This is Birthday Party No, Three 

Good Sammers--Claude & Azada Grey, Andy & Gevon Whyte. All good friends. Most of them are great Cribbage Players.  

We sold our truck and trailor, so this may be one of our last get togethers with the Good Sam Club. We were members for 18 years.  

Marj and Claude Coffman, enjoying a real big barbecue steak. Way to go, Claude.  

Party No. 3. At a fine barbeque in Simpson Park, North Bend. George celebrates with his Good Sam Trailer friends.  

Same shot, except George the 90 year old birthday boy, sneaked in the front. THIS IS BIRTHDAY PARTY NO. TWO.  

At the Bay Area Athletic Club. Bill, Ace, Jessie, in the back, Mary, Nellie and Friends.  

Mary our Aqua Size instructor baked a real good Carrot Cake. This is the first shot of my Birthday Nol 2. Today is Aug 8th, 2,005 and the actual date of my birthday.  

South side of Sea Lion's Cave. You can take the elevator down to see the live Sea Lions or walk down the hardway. 

At Sea Lion's Cave. A shot up the Coast from the North side. See the Lighthouse in the fog on the distant hill. 

Chuck and George look like they are having a great time. Everyone's careful planning made our 3 day family reunion, unforgettable. 

A great shot of Grandpa George on his 90th. Look at the size of that steak. See the fancy Paree painting in the back and the 90 Balloon 

The steaks were delicious. They look dark in the picture but the two chefs did them to perfection. What a great meal we had.  

Georgie and Chuck had a roaring fire going to barbecue our big thick NY Steaks. They could not move the kettle because it was chained down. Lucky we didn't burn the joint down.  

They sold organic garlic, red cabbage, tomatoes and flowers from the organic garden 

A block N. of our home was this organic garden. Note the large solar panel in the front yard.  

This was the front door of our brand new 3 story home the boys rented for 3 days on the corner of 16th st. and Jetty Road 

Grandpa George on his 90th birthday, holding a dragon head kite. Lincoln City is known as the Kite capitol of America because of its windy beaches.  

Georgie in the basement apt. with the German tri-wing style kite. This style plaie was used in WWI by the Germans. 

Our new residence for 3 days had flowers all over the place. This orchid was in the hall