Friday Night Luau at Pruitt Lake – FUMA Class of 1969 Reunion

Alumni Weekend got off with a Luau on Friday down by Pruitt Lake.
All that was missing was the Hulu Dancers in Grass Skirts.

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Pruitt Lake - And So It Begins
Stage 2 - Build the Insides
Step 3 - Bring on the Food
Meet Toby (Class of '11), Owner of Ten 'O Six from Kill Devil Hills, NC
Now We're Cook'n - Mahalo
Al Woltz Poses for a Selfie with the President of FUMA
JV Wells & Graves Vann
Class of '69 presents a Gift to COL Coggins
OORah, Semper Fi
The Presentation
Ric Mendelson & Bill Newbill
What Can I Buy at the Cadet Store?
Staff & Faculty meet with Alumni
Old Friends Reunite
Old Memories

Old Friendships are Rekindled JV Wells, Bobby Cobb, Bill Newbill, Van Graves
Rick Mendelson and His Wife, Jamie
Whit Courtney & Greg Nicely
Joe Schmokler and his Daughter, Rebecca
John Manchin & Tom Noble
Billy League, Bill Newbill, John Manchin, & Tom Noble
Old friends from other classes meet and mingle
Reviewing old Skirmishers
Whit Courtney
Bill Newbill and Jim Manchin reminiscence over old Yearbooks
Gregg Nicely & Chuck "Cheeks" Lewis

COL Coggins Let's His Hair Down
Tom Noble
COL Macek Poses for a Selfie with LTC Al Woltz
COL Goggins and His Wife Kelli
Al Woltz Poses for a Selfie with the President of FUMA

Obituary

Robert Kirkwood Spencer, A Man Of Many Talents

Robert Kirkwood Spencer, among students most favorite teacher, has passed away.

Robert “Bobby” Kirkwood Spencer was born in 1935 and is the son of Kirkwood A. Spencer and Louise P. (Pitts) Spencer. Bobby was raised in Scottsville and is a 1953 graduate of Scottsville High School. Bobby attended the University of Richmond and earned his degree in English. Then he attended Wake Forest University and earned a master’s degree in divinity. Bobby began a 31-year career at Fork Union Military Academy in Virginia where he taught English as well as psychology, sociology, and religious studies. He has lived a life full of many interests in which he excels including co-founder of Scottsville Museum, former Mayor of Scottsville, and gifted magician.

To learn more about Bobby Spencer’s history and life in Scottsville, visit: Robert Kirkwood Spencer.

Kirkwood Spencer.