Southside Atlanta Citadel Club |
Mission Statement On a regular, predictable timeline, club members will provide a venue in the southern Atlanta area for Citadel graduates, families, and prospective Citadel family members to come together. We will meet in order to socialize, sponsor new cadets, and support the Citadel and Citadel alumni.
The members of the Southside Atlanta Citadel Club will plan and
organize regular meetings of local Citadel graduates, families,
and prospective Citadel cadets. The meetings will provide
fellowship and entertainment for members, sponsor new cadets,
and support the Citadel and Citadel alumni. TO&E Is this term still used anymore? Regardless, please take a moment to update your vital statistics such as email, phone, address.... and if you happen to know any information on other grads in the area, please let us know so we can contact them.
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We Are A Gold Star Club
2024 Muster Service
David Hewes '70, Robert Wiemann '79, Doug Powell '72, Lee Nall '71, Eddie Doyle '01, Carolina Boone (widow of Carl Boone '72), Eric Williams '83, Randy Millson '91, Jack Camp '65, Ed Palmer '74, Banks Glover '69.
Carl Boone '72Carl Hardaway Boone II passed away Auguest 25th 2023 at the age of 73 after a valiant fight against esophageal cancer. A proud Citadel graduate, when he moved back to Newnan he jumped immediately in our club and became our chief chef on many occasions and always had a smile for everyone. He hosted numerous Citadel Alumni events at the Boone family cabin at Wynn's Pond. A friend, my cousin and fellow Alumnus, he will be greatly missed by all. As proof of his attachment to the Citadel, seven of his Romeo company classmates attended his funeral service, all dressed in matching Hawaiian style shirts - one driving 8 hours to attend. Click here for the obituary.2023 Muster
L-R: Michael Scott, Honorary Piper, Carl Boone, Grant Miller, Lee Nall, Ed Palmer, Doug Powell, Jack Camp, Mike Swain, Daryl Greenberg, Banks Glover.
David Boyd, '60David was one of the original founders of the Southside club along with Judge Jack Camp and Banks Glover. Click here to read about this amazing man and his talents and accomplishments. He will be sorely missed.2022MusterL-R: Grant Miller (Georgia CAA Director), Christian Stokes, Dana Graham, Daryl Greeberg, Jack Camp, Ed Palmer, Brian Waters, Mike Swain, Stephen Fox, Doug Powell, Carl Boone, Banks Glover, honorary piper Michael Scott and Bob Smith.Christmas 2021 GatheringPerhaps this was our very best gathering yet - only 16 in the picture but two more showed up after the picture. Imagine 18 Alumni. What a great gathering. Todd Rivers gave our blessing, Daryl Greenberg again provided the brisket and pulled pork, Lee Nall provided his home made Brunswick stew and most everyone else brought side dishes. Seems we had about 14 wives and several grandchildren. It was good to finally get out of the house and visit. Knob Kickoff June 26, 2021
Left to Right: Ed Palmer, Banks Glover, Doug Powell, incoming knob Brittany Wilson, mother Priscilla Wilson, Rob Isaac, incoming knob Tiffany Wilson (twins), Eric Williams, Daryl Greenberg, David Hewes and Mike Swain. Rescheduled Muster 2019 and Remembrance of Dr. Don Mullen
Dr. Don Mullen '57Donald Collins Mullen passed away on May 17th at his home in Newnan Ga. Don led an extraordinary life - Citadel graduate, MD from Duke, thoracic surgeon, later to change careers and was ordained into the Ministry. He served as a medical missionary to virtually every continent on earth. Later he became the Mayor of Higlands North Carolina before moving to Newnan to be with his extended family. He was active at Central Baptist Church and was a loyal Club Member. He will be missed. To view his obituary click here. 2020 Kickoff Meeting - Thursday January 23rd.
2019 Christmas Party
2019 Knob Sendoff Party
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Doug Powell, Jack Camp, Patrick Houlahan, Kendall
McKnight, Ed Palmer,
Banks Glover, Carl Boone and
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Ed Palmer '74, Lee Nall '71, Carl Boone ‘74, Banks Glover '69, Wilder Davis ‘60, Joe Black '67, Jack Camp ‘65, Steven Boecker '84, Mike Swain ‘73, President James Holt. |
And we couldn't do it at all without our ladies. |
As the book subtitle, “a
novel of a century of American warriors,” suggests, it
is a piece of military historical fiction covering WWI
through the War on Terror, and it is quite friendly to The
Citadel (imagine that), with two of the main characters
being grads and it otherwise being centered in the South
Carolina low country (as it's not just a war story).
It really is a celebration of the admirable character of
Citadel grads and combat vets. It (in my humble and
unbiased opinion) is a thoroughly enjoyable, fast-paced book
with plenty of humor thrown in. The book is available online at Amazon
and Barnes & Noble, and via my publisher, Deeds Publishing
in Athens (but not likely many bookstores yet). I do
have a stock of books, so you could get one from me for less
than the others, inscribed. (If you are so inclined,
I'd need your address and what you may want as an
inscription.) In any event, I, of course, hope you buy
it and thoroughly enjoy it. Thanks. Take care. Ray
Greetings, brothers.
This is from Ray Mayer. I hope all is well.
This is really an announcement. I have not been
completely idle since retirement. I wrote a book
and I am excited to say that it's out:
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Service and Sacrifice: A Citadel Tradition (note: silence for first 30 seconds) |
South of Broad: a song we can all relate to: |
Summerall Guards Kentucky Performance Doug Powell sent us this video of the Summerall Guards performing at a Kentucky Basketball game. He wondered what damage the shoes and rifles did to the floor.. |
Morris D. Robinson - Citadel Graduate, Football Player, Opera Singer |
2016 Recruiting Video: 4 Pillars of Leadership Development Why a Citadel Graduate is a Cut Above. |
General Rosa announcing that US News and World Report ranked The Citadel as Number ONE Public College in theSouth. In their 2016 review, the Citadel achieved the Number One Public College in the South for the SIXTH consecutive Year. |
Compare the new one to a Recruiting Video from 1969 |
And for you Oldies... remember the old Grace Bridge? |
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