Over the three days of the reunion/celebration, we hope to honor all those folks who made Raymond truly a college of consequence. We will explore the legacy of the college through dialogue and oral history, and will reminisce and catch up with each other. We have some additional program ideas for the weekend, but will wait until they are better evolved before revealing them to you.

We anticipate this will be the largest reunion ever, so if you have any interest in attending, please try to arrange your schedules to do so.

For those who are asking "what can I do to help?", there are two ways you can help immediately. One is to contact your Raymond friends who may have lost touch. Direct them to the official www.raymondcollege.org website where they will find instructions for getting on the mailing list. (Please note, our mailing list is separate from UOP and we do not share contact information unless requested by the individual to do so.) The second way you can help is by sending tax deductible donations to the Raymond Phoenix Institute. We will be raising money for a number of reunion associated expenses, including helping underwrite travel and lodging costs for Raymond faculty or needy alums. We also anticipate coordinating and funding a couple of exciting projects related to the 50th anniversary of the founding of the college. We'll send you more details as they emerge.

If you're interested in donating some money now, make your check out to Raymond Phoenix Institute (our non-profit) and send your tax deductible donations to:

• Janet G. Sherwood
• Attorney at Law
• 5643 Paradise Drive, Suite 12
• Corte Madera, CA 94925

Wendi Maxwell, President
Raymond Phonix Institute