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The Megginson family gathered for their 87th consecutive annual reunion in Murrayville, Illinois, with their oldest member turning 99. Four generations came together to share food, stories, and plans to preserve their family history for decades to come.
Over 100 descendants of Abinadi and Hannah Olsen gathered in remote Utah for their biennial family reunion, proving that quality time together still matters in our digital age. Without Wi-Fi or running water, cousins reconnected through volleyball, kickball, and genuine conversation.
More than 300 members of the Young-Lumar family gathered in Edgard, Louisiana, for their largest reunion ever, bringing together relatives who hadn't seen each other in over three decades. Four family members aged 90 and older were crowned queens and king during the heartwarming celebration.
Across Hawaii, Guam, and American Samoa, volunteers make up more than 90% of the Red Cross workforce, creating a multigenerational culture of service. Meet the Alarcon family, where parents and two Gen Z kids teach lifesaving skills together.
From Gen Z teens to Silent Generation veterans, 170 Wyoming volunteers are proving compassion knows no age limit at the American Red Cross. Five generations are working side by side to deliver disaster relief and lifesaving skills to their neighbors.
