Reunions
Volunteer
Volunteers assist us with planning the reunion as well as other responsibilities to conduct an interesting and informative reunion. Get involved and help make this Reunion/Conference one of the best.
Please drop an email to 2025reunion@renoreneaufamily.org and volunteer to assist with program suggestions, identifying speakers, help with registrations or help with the logistics.
Volunteer Positions Open
- Registration
- Manage in-person, on-line and mail registrations
- Produce name tags
- Greet and check in attendees
- Produce periodic reports of registrants to the Planning Committee
- Photographer
- Take photos of activities, silent auction items and group photo
- Web Site Administrator
- Assist with maintaining our website using “WordPress” and “Elementor”
- Member Database Administrator
- Maintain family member contact list
- Maintain Reno/Reneau genealogy
- E-mail updates to family members
Prior Reunions
2025 Reunion - Johnson City, Tennessee
October 03-04 at the Holiday Inn Convention Center. Our hosts were Harold and Anna Reno. Seventy eight (78) family members were in attendance.
Why Carter County Tennessee?
Sinking Creek Baptist Church
Our forefathers attended the Sinking Creek Baptist Church Baptist Church. The church is the oldest church in Tennessee and John Reno along with other members of his family, William Reno, Chares Reno and others were members and attended.
It is very inspirational being in the church knowing that our distant relatives spent many hours there worshiping. What a way to conclude the reunion.
Sycamore Shoals
Sycamore Shoals is not only significant to the Reno Reneau family because John Reno home purchased from Charles Robertson was nears Sycamore Shoals. It is also site of many events that helped shape our country. In 1775, the Transylvania Purchase was signed, where settlers acquired land from Native Americans.
It is also the location of the Overmountain Men’s gathering before the Battle of Kings Mountain in 1780, a turning point during the American Revolutionary War.
Sycamore Shoals served as a key supply and recruitment center during the American Revolutionary War.
Sycamore Shoals hosted the signing of the Watauga Association, an early form of self-governance.
Other Photos
2023 Reunion - Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
September 15-17 at the Branch OKC. Our hosts were W Dale and Kelli Masters Reneau.
2021 Reunion - Grapevine, Texas
October 15-17 at the Grapevine Hilton. Our host were Greg and Susan Reno.
2019 Reunion - Burkesville, Kentucky
June 6-8 at Dale Hollow State Resort Park. Jim Reneau was our host.
2017 - San Antonio, Texas
October 6-7 at the Drury Hotel. Our hosts were Willie Reneau and Bob Reneau.
2015 - Columbus, Mississippi
June 12-15 at the Fairfield Inn. Our host was Suzanne Reneau Larson.
2013 - El Reno, Oklahoma
September 27-28 at the Holiday Inn Express. Our host was Gene Reneau.
2011 - Billings, Montana
June 23-24 at the Hilton Garden Inn.
2009 - Staunton, Virginia
October 9-10 at Holiday Inn Golf and Conference Center. Our host was Brenda Rose.
2007 - Fort Worth, Texas
October 5-6 at the Raddison Fort Worth North. Our host was Sally Reno Eastwood .
2005 - Burkesville, Kentucky
June 9-10 at the Dale Hollow State Dale Hollow State Resort Park. Charles Reneau was our host.
2004 - Austin, Texas
October 16 at Quarlles Park. Our host was Jackie Reneau Mann.
2003 - San Antonio, Texas
October 23. Dorothy Reneau Mote was our host.
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