FUMA Alumni Luau – FUMA Class of 1969 Reunion

Luau Menu Hosted by Toby Gonzales (Class of ’94), owner of
Ten ‘O Six Restaurant, Kill Devil Hills, North Carolina

Homemade Guacamole & Chips
Hawaiian Chicken Skewers
Outer Banks Lump Crab Dip with Pita
Local OBX Cajun Tuna Bits
Local OBX Tuna Tacos
Kahlua Pork with an assortment of Breads
Homemade Macaroni Salad
Hawaiian Haupia (Coconut Pudding) - provided by Hawaiian Mark Shultise (Class of '69)
Assorted non-alcoholic and alcoholic beverages

Don’t forget to wear your best Aloha Attire

Obituary

Robert Kirkwood Spencer, A Man Of Many Talents

Robert Kirkwood Spencer, among students most favorite teacher, has passed away.

Robert “Bobby” Kirkwood Spencer was born in 1935 and is the son of Kirkwood A. Spencer and Louise P. (Pitts) Spencer. Bobby was raised in Scottsville and is a 1953 graduate of Scottsville High School. Bobby attended the University of Richmond and earned his degree in English. Then he attended Wake Forest University and earned a master’s degree in divinity. Bobby began a 31-year career at Fork Union Military Academy in Virginia where he taught English as well as psychology, sociology, and religious studies. He has lived a life full of many interests in which he excels including co-founder of Scottsville Museum, former Mayor of Scottsville, and gifted magician.

To learn more about Bobby Spencer’s history and life in Scottsville, visit: Robert Kirkwood Spencer.

Kirkwood Spencer.