Westmoreland Tennessee Home of the Eagles
Reunion Committee for the Bicentennial Class of 1976
The impetus for the 50th reunion of the WHS Bicentennial Class of 1976 began last year with Adeline and Edwin. The Reunion Committee is ever-evolving with classmates attending and participating as they can. All member's of the Class of '76 are welcomed and encouraged to attend and participate in the planning. Special thanks to our class president, Nathan, who has been at every meeting.
➡ Next scheduled meeting is June 18 at 530pm at the Macon Bank located at 5284 New Hwy 31E Westmoreland, Tennessee. Y'all come! ⬅
Clockwise from the left: Edwin, Ricky, Nathan, Adeline, Tammy, Linda, Linda, Ladonna, Kim and Doug. (Last names intentionally omitted.)
Class of 1976 Reunion Committee Mission and Values
As time draws closer to our 50th reunion, our biggest goal is simple: we
want absolutely EVERYONE to attend. Our class history is a puzzle of many pieces,
and it simply isn’t complete if any of our pieces are missing.
We know that life comes with different seasons, and sometimes travel,
lodging, or event expenses can make attending a challenge. Because we care, several of our incredibly generous
classmates have stepped up to help clear those hurdles.
If it would make the difference in you being able to join us, we have classmates who have volunteered to offer:
* Rides to and from the reunion at The Grand Inheritance in Gallatin, Tennessee
* Comfortable lodging and a place to stay in their homes
* The cost of your reunion dinner
Please know that this is being handled with absolute respect and strict confidentiality. The only people who will ever know are the tiny handful of us coordinating the logistics to make it happen. No judgments, no awkwardness—just old friends looking out for old friends.
Should any classmate decide to take advantage of any of these offers so we can
celebrate this 50-year milestone together, please reach out directly and privately to CONTACT INFO COMING.
To ensure that every attempt can be made to accommodate special needs or personal circumstances, notice in advance is greatly appreciated.
We don't want you to miss this. Please come home—we want you there!
Saturday, July 25th, 2026 5pm-10pm
Welcome to The Grand Inheritance
The Grand Inheritance is a 1790 Southern Mansion built by Major David Wilson, a North Carolina Hero of the American Revolution. Wilson was a key figure in the formation of the State of Tennessee in 1796 when Tennessee became a state that was formerly North Carolina’s Western Territory.