Had a ball and am now paying the “aches/pains” price for acting like a 20 yr. old.  We didn’t set a world record, but DID dance the twist for almost 1/2 hour.  Chubby came out in the audience and even danced with Jackie and Daughter Deb.  We didn’t set a record of 1700+ dancing the twist, but a large crowd enjoyed interacting with Chubby – he was really into it!  He signed an autograph to Jackie, (the 1962 “Queen of Twist”), and he signed my “Game On” Tee.  What a blast……………..if only it didn’t hurt, (yes I will have some cheese with that whine) .  Ron

Nancy Jarrell Webb, officially retired from itinerant ministry in the Baltimore-Washington Conference of the United Methodist Church on July 1,2012. She continues to work, part-time, for the Grace United Methodist Church in Baltimore, Maryland; a Reconciling Congregation that welcomes all and works for full inclusion for lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgendered people in the life of the United Methodist Church.

Pictured here are Nancy and her dear friend, Josephine Chiza Gurira,’67; originally from Southern Rhodesia, now Zimbabwe. Josephine and Roger were present at the B-W Conference retirement ceremony and at the Retirement Celebrations at the Grace United Methodist Church along with their middle daughter Chiwoniso. Josephine is a retired university librarian working part-time in the UW-Platteville library and now living in Platteville, Wisconsin with her husband of 46 years, Roger, who teaches chemistry at the University of Wisconsin-Platteville.