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First Newsletter
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Richard Henry
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Second Newsletter
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Nolan Bailey
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Third Newsletter
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Dan O’Mara
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Present
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J. C. Arrington
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Circa 1982-1985 |
Editor: Richard Henry |
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One |
Number
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May 1997 |
Editor: Nolan Bailey First Firebird
Flyer published. Dick
Henry was editor for an earlier newsletter not entitled the Firebird Flyer. |
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One |
Number 2 |
November 1997 |
Editor: Nolan Bailey First
Reunion Issue of Flyer |
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Editor: Dan O’Mara |
Flyer 3 |
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Editor: Dan O’Mara |
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Editor: Dan O’Mara |
Flyer 5 |
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Eleven |
Number 1 |
November 5, 2007 |
First
Arrington Issue - Reunion |
Flyer 11 - 1 |
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Eleven |
Number 2 |
January 15, 2008 |
Second
Arrington Issue - Reunion |
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Twelve |
Number 1 |
April
22, 2009
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Third
Arrington Issue |
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Thirteen |
Number 1 |
February
21, 2010
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Fourth
Arrington Issue |
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Thirteen |
Number 2 |
November
10, 2010
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Fifth
Arrington Issue |
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Fifteen |
Number 2 |
January
29, 2012
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Sixth
Arrington Issue |
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Fifteen |
Number 3 |
October
5, 2012
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Seventh
Arrington Issue |
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Sixteen |
Number 1 |
June
1, 2013
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Eighth
Arrington Issue |
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Seventeen |
Number 1 |
February
5, 2014
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Ninth
Arrington Issue |
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Seventeen |
Number 2 |
June
25, 2014
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Tenth
Arrington Issue |
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Eighteen |
Number 1 |
August
31, 2015
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Eleventh
Arrington Issue |
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Nineteen |
Number 1 |
February
15, 2018
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Twelfth
Arrington Issue |
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