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RCCL Business Development Manager Bob Rose, Cynthia Neu and Jim Seeley.
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Cruise ship sails away from Aruba, headed home to the United States.

Royal Caribbean Cruise Lines recently presented its Most Valuable Partner Award to the Fun & Fitness Travel Club® for 2007. Accepting the award was the club's Travel Coordinator Cynthia Neu and Program Director Jim Seeley (R). Presenting the award was RCCL Business Development Manager Bob Rose of Baltimore, MD. The travel club was selected to receive this award above 104 other Mid-Atlantic travel agencies in the states of Delaware, Virginia and Maryland. "Fun & Fitness is being honored for its revenue growth and volume, as well as active RCI market share in selling Royal Caribbean cruises in 2007," said Rose. "Royal Caribbean is proud of Fun & Fitness." Call Toll-free Monday-Friday. The travel club's call center is located in Northern Virginia outside Washington, D.C.

Travel Coordinator: 1-800-955-9942
Cynthia Neu
CynthiaNeu@aol.com

Program Director: 1-800-273-7607
Jim Seeley
JSeeley@aol.com

Fitness Host Coordinator: 1-800-500-8905

Barb Batson BarBatson@earthlink.net

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As much as we enjoy traveling, we're always happy to come home to the United States, says Cynthia Neu McCluskey. "In tribute to our soldiers we want to share with you the words of General Douglas MacArthur," she says.

Ron McCluskey, Cynthia's late husband, was Commander of the American Legion in Texas in 1992-93. Having served in the 101st Airborne in Vietnam, he gave Cynthia a plaque with MacArthur's words when she was a cub reporter at the El Paso Times in El Paso, TX., in the early 70s. She was writing a report about MacArthur's one time top military aide in Manila, Dwight Eisenhower. Thirty eight years later Ron's plaque is still displayed in Cynthia's office.

The Soldier

"When the Country is in need,
it has always been the Soldier;

It’s the Soldier, not the reporter,
who has given us Freedom of the Press;

It’s the Soldier,
not the poet,
who has given us Freedom of Speech;

It’s the Soldier, not the campus organizer,
who gave us Freedom to Demonstrate;

It’s the Soldier who salutes the Flag,

who serves under The Flag;

It’s the Soldier who is called upon
to defend our American way of Life."


Douglas MacArthur
General of the Army

(1880-1964)

 

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