2011 TAC Missileers Reunion

Holiday Inn Mission Valley Stadium
3805 Murphy Canyon Rd.
San Diego, CA 92123
858-278-9300
Hotel Brochure (PDF)

• The TAC Missileers room rate is $89 per night (or $99 per night with breakfast) – this rate is also applicable for up to 3 days before / after the reunion.
• Complimentary hotel parking is provided.
• Complimentary area shuttle service is available within a 5.0 mile radius of the hotel (i.e., service does not extend to San Diego International Airport / Lindberg Field). See Helpful Info below for airport shuttle information.
• Additional information about the hotel can be found on their website: http://www.hisandiegohotel.com/
• Reservations may be made by calling the hotel now. (Making reservations by contacting Holiday Inn Central Reservations or online via the Holiday Inn website is notrecommended):
  • When contacting the hotel, be sure to mention that you are a member of TAC Missileers. This will insure that you are offered their special room rates.
    • $89 + tax / per night – breakfast is not included
    • $99 + tax / per night – breakfast is included for up to 2 room guests
    • Suites are $139 + tax / per night (breakfast is not included)
  • Reservations must be secured using a credit card, but, if necessary, may be canceled, without charge, anytime before 6:00pm on the first day of the reservation.
• TAC Missileers President Bill Simpson’s site survey report, providing information about the hotel, can be found here.
• Shuttle service between San Diego Airport / Lindberg Field and the hotel is available from multiple shuttle companies. Examples are:
  • SuperShuttle ($17 per person / each way)
  • EZ Ride Shuttle ($17 per person / each way)

Note: If you encounter any problems when making your reservations, ask to speak with Gerrie Young or Christine Stonebraker (Holiday Inn Mission Valley Stadium – Sales Coordinators).  Their direct telephone number is 858-503-2545.

Wednesday, October 12th…

• Registration Day — Welcome to San Diego!
• Happy Hour — Relax and reconnect with old friends
  • 4:00pm to 6:00pm at the hotel – Cash Bar; hotel will provide ‘snacks’

Thursday, October 13th…

• Enjoy a pleasant day of sightseeing in San Diego — Choose tour #1, #2 or #3   (see Optional Tour descriptions and prices below)
  1. San Diego City Tour with 1 hour Harbor Excursion
     • 6 hours—buses tentatively leave the hotel at 9:30am and return approximately 3:30pm
  2. USS Midway Tour with 1 hour Harbor Excursion
     • 5 hours—buses tentatively leave the hotel at 9:30am and return approximately 2:15pm
  3. San Diego Zoo
     • 7 hours—buses tentatively leave the hotel at 8:30am and return approximately 3:30pm
• TAC Missileers Business Meeting
  • 5:00pm to 6:00pm at the hotel

Friday, October 14th…

• Day free until 5:30pm — Relax and reconnect with old friends or do some sightseeing!
• Oktoberfest — Enjoy authentic German food, entertainment and “Gemütlichkeit!”
  • 5 hours—buses leave the hotel at 5:30pm and return approximately 10:30pm

1) San Diego City Tour with Harbor Excursion (Oct. 13th)
(6 hrs. / $45 per person) (minimum 25 people)

This narrated tour will show you the many diversified and unique areas of San Diego as you journey through vibrant Downtown, and The Gaslamp Quarter with its old-world buildings:

• The Embarcadero with wonderful harbor views
• Gaslamp Quarter, home to San Diego’s hotspots
• Balboa Park and its Exposition Museum buildings
• La Jolla, known as the Jewel of the Pacific, with many upscale shops and eateries
• The historic landmark Hotel del Coronado along with its beautiful beach

Truly a great way to see the best of San Diego!

The fully narrated, one hour harbor cruise will show you 12 miles of scenery, the USS Midway, Coronado Bay Bridge, NASSCO Shipbuilding Facility, Naval Amphibious Base, Home of Navy Seal Commando Training, Destroyers, Frigates, and Cruisers, and the famous Hotel Del Coronado.

2) USS Midway with Harbor Excursion (Oct. 13th)
(5 hrs. / $47 per person) (minimum 25 people)

Experience life at sea without leaving port! Visitors to the USS Midway Museum enter a floating city at sea and walk in the footsteps of 225,000 Midway sailors who served our country and upheld the American ideals of strength, freedom and peace.

Highlights of the Midway:

• Admission includes a self-guided audio tour to 25 restored aircraft and 60 exciting exhibits from the powerful engine room to the captain´s bridge. The self-guided audio tours are narrated by former Midway sailors
• A variety of films and interactive activities for the entire family
• Thrilling flight simulators for all ages
• Interactive, story-telling docents throughout the ship
• Elevator access to 75% of all exhibits
• Cafe, gift shop and restrooms

The fully narrated, one hour harbor cruise will show you 12 miles of scenery, the North Island Naval Air Station, Naval Submarine Base, Fort Rosecrans Cemetery, 1863 Star of India and Maritime Museum Vessels, Cabrillo National Monument, Point Loma Lighthouse, and the Sea Lions and Dolphin Training Center.

3) San Diego Zoo (Oct. 13th)
(7 hrs. / $54 per person) (minimum 25 people)

Span the globe in one day, viewing rare and intriguing wildlife from nearly every region of the world, in just one location – the San Diego Zoo. With more than 4,000 animals representing 800 species, it’s home to a diverse collection of animals, many of which are rarely seen at other zoos. Visit the newest addition to the Giant Panda Research Station, home to truly one of the most unique and beloved species on the planet. Visit the San Diego Zoo’s most elaborate, ambitious animal habitat to date, Monkey Trails and Forest Tales. Swing by and see the Zoo’s newest attraction, Absolutely Apes – an expansive rain forest habitat where orangutans and siamangs live and play together just like they do in the wild.

4) Oktoberfest (Oct. 14th)
(5 hrs. / $38 per person) (coach transportation $15 additional, per person)

Come and enjoy authentic German food, entertainment and “Gemütlichkeit!”

• Inside celebration in a hofbräuhaus atmosphere
• Bavarian band and entertainment (Volk Dancers)
• Dancing & master of ceremonies
• Bauern Platte (’farmer’s plate’), (incl. bratwurst, veal loaf, sauerkraut, red cabbage, German potato salad & roll)
• Pretzel and dessert (German pastry & coffee)
• German draft Spaten and Warsteiner beer (light & dark, 16oz. only $4; same for wine)
• German souvenirs will be available for purchase (Oktoberfest T-shirts & aprons, steins and beer glasses)

Click on form to download an Adobe PDF copy that can be printed / submitted.
2011 Registration Form

Last_Name	First_Name	Guest_1
Adams	Nixon	N/A
Akre	Terry	Darline Akre
Andrews	Joe	N/A
Armbruster	Bob	Claire Armbruster
Baldner	Roger	N/A
Barlow	Hank	Donna Barlow
Bayliss	Warren	Susan Bayliss
Bennett	Ewing	N/A
Bolton	Bob	Ingrid Bolton
Bordne	John	N/A
Boyce	Clay	N/A
Boyle	Ronald	N/A
Brashear	Michael	Bette Brashear
Brenner	Jerry	N/A
Brezina	Johnny	N/A
Bryan	James	Lorraine Bryan
Butler	Max	Lois Butler
Cagle	Jim	Susan Cagle
Campbell	Thomas	Christa Campbell
Carpenter	Bill	Gaye Carpenter
Cashiola	Buck	Nowana Cashiola
Chesney	Ray	Barbara Chesney
Chyle	Jack	Renee Chyle
Clark	Don	Nancy Clark
Coddington	David	Josie Coddington
Collier	Cal	Eva Collier
Colsch	Gary	Pat Colsch
Conductor	Robert	Carole Conductor
Conrad	Thomas	Phyllis Conrad
Cook	Lowell	N/A
Corl	Ken	Pat Corl
Cozzens	Wilford	Beverly Cozzens
Cubbage	Donnie	Katherine Cubbage
Davenport	Clarence	Ruth Davenport
Davis	Paul	Tonya Archer (daughter)
Davis	Jean	N/A
DeRain	David	Claudia DeRain
Doi	Randy	Mary Gen Doi
Downs	John	Margaret Downs (daughter)
Dunlee	George	Mary Dunlee
Dutcher	Jim	Erika Dutcher
Eachus	George	Linda Eachus
Ebbinga	Ted	Sandy Ebbinga
Emerson	Larry	Jan Emerson
Esposito	Julian	N/A
Evans	Dale	Linda Schneider
Fenn	Charles	Sharron Fenn
Fisher	John	Marilyn Fisher
Fuelling	Robert	Dorothy Schneider-Fuelling
Garner	Jim	Charles Edwards
Gent	Denny	Judi Gent
George	David	N/A
Giannotti	Aldo	Katharina Giannotti
Glaush	George	Carol Glaush
Godley	Jim	Bonnie
Gosserand	Ellis	Betsy Gosserand
Haase	Ric	Pat Smith
Haehnel	Kenny	N/A
Hagan	Marc	Shirley Hagan
Hall	Frank	Leslie Hall
Hannasch	Leonard	N/A
Hansen	Arnold	Jacque Hansen
Havemann	Larry	Carole Havemann
Hayes	Bill	Anita Hayes
Hewitt	Frank	Iris Hewitt
Hipsak	Steve	N/A
Hosiner	Robert	Linda Hosiner
Idleman	Larry	Margaret Idleman
Johnson	Ed	Rita Johnson
Kaskin	Kirk	Lynn Kaskin
Kelly	Michael	Trudy Kelly
Kizer	Don	N/A
Laag	Werner	Jackie Laag
Lischka	Ray	Caroline Lischka
Lucas	John	Marion Lucas
Lyscik	Ronald	Susann Lyscik
Maas	David	N/A
Marasi	John	Christine Marasi
Martin	Marty	Linda Martin
Martinez	Frank	Annie Durazo (wife)
McLearran	Bill	N/A
Moninger	George	Dorothy Moninger
Moore	Steven	Wiltrud Moore
Nicholson	Nick	N/A
Nozolino	John	N/A
O'Hara	Bill	Robyn O'Hara
Perkins	Joe	Sarah Perkins
Plowden	Jim	Ellen Kaelin Plowden
Quatrochi	Carmen	Natalie Quatrochi
Raff	Jennings	Irene Raff
Rea	Joseph	Lupe Rea
Reston	Russ	Bridget Reston
Rinker	Bill	Ginni Rinker
Roberts	Kenneth	Gertrud "Peter" Roberts
Robertson	James	Ginger Robertson
Rodd	William	Ingrid Rodd
Roth	Kenneth	Kim Roth
Rozic	Stephen	Maisy Rozic
Sanford	Ed	N/A
Saylor	Max	N/A
Scott	Robert	Linda Scott
Simpson	Bill	N/A
Sledge Jr.	Thomas	Imogene Christian
Slusher	Leon	Cheryl Slusher
Soboleski	Alfred	Elsie Soboleski
Stewart	John	Hilde Stewart
Tallent	James	Wilma Tallent
Tracy	Hank	Kathy Heideck
Traina	Joseph	N/A
Valenti	Robert	Barbara Valenti
Walker	Elby	N/A
Walworth	Bob	Velma Walworth
Wiatrowski	Ron	N/A
Wilczynski	Michael	Carolyn Wilczynski
Williams	Brian	Heidi Williams
Woodling	Barry	Sandra Woodling
Wylezik	Felix	Connie Wylezik
Zumbrunnen	Jim	Mona Dodd