Buzz: 
Attached are 2 pictures: One of me and my wife Kathleen; and one of the entire group at the reunion. The families involved here are mine (Wolfersberger); my sister and her family (Nordhaus); and my uncle and one of his childern and one grandchild (Thompson). (I am in back row at the right end, my wife Kathleen is just to my right and in front of me. 
My mother, Mary Ellen (Thompson) Wolfersberger is quite ill and unable to attend. (In fact, we don't expect her to live too much longer. She has had a couple of broken hips in the last few months, but mainly she is just wearing out. Spends most of her time sleeping now.) 
Edit the following as much as you would like. I didn't know excatly what you wanted. 
I was born in 1945 and retired 3 1/2 years ago after 32 years in the chemical industry with jobs in process and project engineering, production planning and manufacturing management. The last 18 years I was quality assurance manager for the agricultural chemicals part of Monsanto Company. Kathleen and I have been married almost 37 years and have 3 childern - Cheryl, Matthew and Rebecca. Rebecca is expecting our first grandchild this fall. 
Hobbies include golf, wood working and stamp collecting. 
From information provided by Larry Jones, the late George Wolfersberger of Detroit, and our own family records, our hertitage is traced back to John Phillip Wolfersberger of Schaefferstown. The best I can determine, his great-grandson Charles moved to northern Illinois about 1862. My grandfather was born in 1870 and my father in 1906. My father, me and our son are all the only males in our families, so carrying on the Wolfersberger name in this part of the family is on a small thread! 
I have served on the WFA Board for several years and am currently secretary. 
Hope this is OK. 
David Wolfersberger