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World War 2 Vets
The committee wants to honor all surviving Finance Corps WW2 vets at the Sep 11 banquet. If you know of a Finance vet (they don't have to be RAFINCO or RAFINO members) e-mail Bill Tolbert with the information. We will honor them even if they are not present at the reunion.

Bridge Tournament
The bridge tournament has always been run by Russ Delany. Russ can't make this reunion. Unless someone else steps in to run the tournament, there won't be one. If you are interested call Bill Tolbert.

The 2010 RAFINO and RAFINCO reunion will be in intriguing and sunny Tacoma, Washington. (The sun does shine here - just not as much as some other places...)

Check the schedule for dates.

The reunion will be at the Hotel Murano in downtown Tacoma.

Want to help with the reunion? Send an e-mail to the chair of the committee you are interested in working with.

See who is scheduled to come.

Fort Lewis Military Museum	The museum collects, preserves, displays and interprets artifacts relevant to the history of Ft Lewis and the units that have served there.
Tillicum Village	Tillicum Village on Blake Island provides a unique overview of the Northwest Coast Native cultures and their connections to other Pacific Rim indigenous people. A taste of delicious seafood...wildlife and nature preserved for you to enjoy.
Seattle Space Needle	605' high with a rotating restaurant and 360º viewing of the city of Seattle. The observation deck is open 365 days a year.
Museum of Fllight	See the six-story glass-and-steel Great Gallery with 43 historic aircraft including the mach 3 Blackbird. Check out the Red Barn, the birthplace of the Boeing Company in it's original manufacturing plant.
Lakewold Gardens	Walk the paths of Lakewold Gardens and you will be strolling through a period in garden history when classic European design came face to face with America's emerging landscape masters. Google Map from Hotel Murano
LeMay Auto Museum	A national treasure of over 300 cars, trucks, motorcycles and related memorabilia at historic Marymount Academy. The museum's permanent home will be in downtown Tacoma, adjacent to the Tacoma Dome and may be finished by reunion time. The committee is working on scheduling tours to the museum. Google Map from Hotel Murano
Tacoma Glass Blowing Studio	Instructors will help you experience the magic of hot glass! A hands-on, one-on-one session allows you to pick and apply colors, twist and turn them, and blow or shape them into a unique and beautiful piece. $65.00 fee. Or, for the less adventuresome, tour their all-glass gallery featuring local artists. Google Map from Hotel Murano