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Roger and Ann Burt
Catch and Release?
Marines Skip Coad and Ed Palumbo
Weird clouds.
Skip Coad and Thunderbird. So cool.
In her mother’s loving arms.
Lee Herdman, convoy from Chu Lai
Scary clouds
June 25, 2010. $75,000 bail, he’s still in jail.
Super Sam Pagano
Balloon release at John Candiotta’s funeral in August 2013
Terry (Skip’s wife) with her dad Gene and her brother Ken.
Three teenagers who crashed our lunch
It was a very windy day
This is the ruler we use to measure the kids.
1965 GTO. Good thing I was wearing my seat belt.
The Coadster Roadster Rides Again
Rod Schwandt helping the Berlin economy. One beer at a time.
Wendy and Tony Choppi
John and Brooxie Shumate with Rod Schwandt
Steven, Joe, Mr. Richard Larkin, Mrs. Larkin, Skip in front.
Steven says to Tony, “You help me find my car and I’ll help you find yours.” or One Beer Too Many.
B-z-z-z-z-z-t
Combat Engineer veteran at reunion at LZ Peace Memorial
Steven, Skip, Joe, and Gean
John, Jack, Mystery Man, and Lee
Rod was always smiling. R.I.P.
Smile for the camera.
Terry and Skip Coad
Beautiful people gather at the Olympic Tavern
Steve D Lee
Auburn 1964. We're the Official Unofficial Auburn 1964 Web Site. 
I am a complete website illiterate. I can’t find Tony’s profile. I want to call him to wish him Happy Birthday. He called me on my birthday, and I missed the call, and then forgot to call him back. Tony is one of those people with a HEART the size of the oil spill in the Gulf. He and I have some great memories from the 60’s when we had a “Band” together and got a chance to appear on WTVO. We were terrible, but we have the memory of that amazing event. Each time I see Tony at a reunion, It makes me smile, and brings a tear to my eye at the same time. It was the happiest time of my life, those years. After those years, came reality. Reality SUCKS. I can’t call you tonight Tony, but Ken or you will send me your phone number and I will call you as soon as I get it. In the interum, I hope you have a VERY Happy Birthday. I hope that both you and your Wife are doing well, and I Pray that The struggle with cancer is is short and successful. You are one of the really GOOD guys, Tony. Thanks for being a friend of mine.
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