RAYunion 2025: MISCELLANEOUS PICTURES
Here are some pictures from various crewmembers that attended the 2025 RAYunion in Charleston, SC, from October 8 through 13, 2025.
Many of these photos were scavenged from our Facebook Page.
Special thanks to the 2025 RAYunion Planning Committee for the success of the entire event! The 2025 RAYunion
Planning Committee included Jeff & Angel Angleberger, Jim & Marie Huyge, Dwight Lowdermilk, Tim Hayes,
Mike Hylton and George Koucheravy.
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Photos from Tim Johnson.
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Tim Johnson: First time in 46 years I have been under the Cooper River bridge. Marianne and I have been in Charleston since Sunday exploring the city I once knew.
Tim Johnson: First time in 46 years I have been under the Cooper River bridge. Marianne and I have been in Charleston since Sunday exploring the city I once knew.
Tim Johnson: First time in 46 years I have been under the Cooper River bridge. Marianne and I have been in Charleston since Sunday exploring the city I once knew.
Photos from George Murray.
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George Murray: Underway on fossil fuel, headed to the Rayunion from the Pocono’s Mts in northeastern PA. We are traveling on I-78 and stopped to visit Mark Perrin (Weebles). His eternal resting place is a beautiful spot in the rolling hills near Harrisburg, PA in Indiantown Gap National Cemetery.
George Murray: Underway on fossil fuel, headed to the Rayunion from the Pocono’s Mts in northeastern PA. We are traveling on I-78 and stopped to visit Mark Perrin (Weebles). His eternal resting place is a beautiful spot in the rolling hills near Harrisburg, PA in Indiantown Gap National Cemetery.
George Murray: Underway on fossil fuel, headed to the Rayunion from the Pocono’s Mts in northeastern PA. We are traveling on I-78 and stopped to visit Mark Perrin (Weebles). His eternal resting place is a beautiful spot in the rolling hills near Harrisburg, PA in Indiantown Gap National Cemetery.
George Murray: Underway on fossil fuel, headed to the Rayunion from the Pocono’s Mts in northeastern PA. We are traveling on I-78 and stopped to visit Mark Perrin (Weebles). His eternal resting place is a beautiful spot in the rolling hills near Harrisburg, PA in Indiantown Gap National Cemetery.
George Murray: Underway on fossil fuel, headed to the Rayunion from the Pocono’s Mts in northeastern PA. We are traveling on I-78 and stopped to visit Mark Perrin (Weebles). His eternal resting place is a beautiful spot in the rolling hills near Harrisburg, PA in Indiantown Gap National Cemetery.
George Murray: Underway on fossil fuel, headed to the Rayunion from the Pocono’s Mts in northeastern PA. We are traveling on I-78 and stopped to visit Mark Perrin (Weebles). His eternal resting place is a beautiful spot in the rolling hills near Harrisburg, PA in Indiantown Gap National Cemetery.
George Murray: Underway on fossil fuel, headed to the Rayunion from the Pocono’s Mts in northeastern PA. We are traveling on I-78 and stopped to visit Mark Perrin (Weebles). His eternal resting place is a beautiful spot in the rolling hills near Harrisburg, PA in Indiantown Gap National Cemetery.
George Murray: Underway on fossil fuel, headed to the Rayunion from the Pocono’s Mts in northeastern PA. We are traveling on I-78 and stopped to visit Mark Perrin (Weebles). His eternal resting place is a beautiful spot in the rolling hills near Harrisburg, PA in Indiantown Gap National Cemetery.
George Murray: Underway on fossil fuel, headed to the Rayunion from the Pocono’s Mts in northeastern PA. We are traveling on I-78 and stopped to visit Mark Perrin (Weebles). His eternal resting place is a beautiful spot in the rolling hills near Harrisburg, PA in Indiantown Gap National Cemetery.
George Murray: Underway on fossil fuel, headed to the Rayunion from the Pocono’s Mts in northeastern PA. We are traveling on I-78 and stopped to visit Mark Perrin (Weebles). His eternal resting place is a beautiful spot in the rolling hills near Harrisburg, PA in Indiantown Gap National Cemetery.
George Murray: Underway on fossil fuel, headed to the Rayunion from the Pocono’s Mts in northeastern PA. We are traveling on I-78 and stopped to visit Mark Perrin (Weebles). His eternal resting place is a beautiful spot in the rolling hills near Harrisburg, PA in Indiantown Gap National Cemetery.
Photo from Dwight Lowdermilk.
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Dwight Lowdermilk: My West Virginia connection at RayUnion2025 is Rich Stump and his daughter Tamara Butler originally from Morgantown WV. My dad was from nearby Preston County WV.
Photos from Carl Strukely.
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Photos from Chris Gamble.
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Photos from Bill Porter.
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The bench put in place after the 2010 Rayunion.
This plaque at the Cold War Sub Monument recognizes the subs sent to the Med at the start of the '73 Arab Israeli War near the end of the first paragraph. USS Ray was one of those 5.
Cold War Sub Monument, sail from Lewis & Clark.
Photos from Rob Wronski.
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