People and Places, July 9, 2011 / LJWorld.com

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Attending the March 26 Lucy Estabrook re-dedication ceremony, from left, are Anne Barbor, Phil Barbor, John Sayler, Annie Merriam, Charles Goslin and Liz Goslin. Anne Barbor is past state vice regent of the Daughters of the American Revolution; Phil Barbor is a member of the Delaware Crossing Chapter of the Sons of the American Revolution and a member of Drums of Freedom; John Sayler is a member of the Charles Robinson Chapter of the SAR; Annie Merriam is a member of the Betty Washington Chapter of DAR; Charles Goslin is a member of the Monticello Chapter of SAR and a member of Drums of Freedom; and Liz Goslin is a member of the James Ross Chapter of DAR.

Photo courtesy of Deana Sage

Members of the Betty Washington Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution, from left, Lynn Taylor of Lawrence, Diane Myer of Baldwin City, Melodee Wallace of Berryton and Janet Kastl of Lawrence, attended the Lucy Estabrook re-dedication ceremony on March 26 at Oak Hill Cemetery and reception at the American Legion in Lawrence.

Photo courtesy of Deana Sage

The 3rd Annual Fuzzy Pony Invitational Disc Golf Tournament was April 3 at the property of David, Kathy and Riese Wismer and Charlie, Cydney and Hannah Upton in Vinland Valley. This year’s event drew 77 disc golfers from Fort Collins, Colo., to Gainesville, Fla., and raised more than $3,000 for the Lawrence Humane Society. Sponsors for the event were Grip Equipment, DJ Flummerfelt with American Family Insurance, Sunflower Outdoor, 23rd Street Brewery and HR Benefits.

Photo courtesy of Kathy Wismer

Ad Astra Area Aquatics held its first annual banquet April 10 to celebrate its first year as a swim team in Lawrence. From left are coach Cassie Campbell and coach Patrick Norman with “AAAA Female Performance of the Year” nominees Claire Campbell (50 freestyle at Division 1 championship meet), Carter Stacey (500 freestyle at Division 2), and Marian Frick (100 breaststroke at Division 2), all of Lawrence. Claire Campbell won the award.

Photo courtesy of Lyne Tumlinson

Ad Astra Area Aquatics held its first annual banquet April 10. Among the awards given was the “AAAA Relay Performance of the Year.” From left are Emma Reaney, Heather Cistola, Gretchen Frick and Lucy Sirimongkhon-Dyck, all of Lawrence, and winners of the “AAAA Relay Performance of the Year” award for their fifth-place medley relay at the 2011 Spring Sectionals held in March in Oklahoma City.

Photo courtesy of Lyne Tumlinson