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Register now for our 2026 Reunion
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Join your Odom family in Richmond, Indiana on July 16-19, 2026 for the 46th Odom Reunion. Our hosts will be Mike and Betty Haskett. Connect your Odom family history to American history. Meet the family you didn't know you had!
Hotel Accommodations
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All Odom Reunion activities will take place at the Comfort Suites in Richmond, Indiana. Rooms at Comfort Suites Richmond can be booked now for a special rate by calling the hotel at 765-373-3698 or by clicking the link below to reserve a room online.
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Since our founding in 1980, the National Odom Assembly has held annual family reunions. Our small annual membership helps us continue that tradition. This year's 46th annual reunion will explore the Odom role in America's founding story.
Schedule for 2026 Reunion
The 46th National NOA Reunion
will be in Richmond, Indiana, hosted by Mike & Betty Odom Haskett.
Think: Interstate 70 & the nation's first highway, the Historic National Road which becomes US 40.
Plenty of things to do. (See Tourist Guide below)
Rooms are now available at Comfort Suites Richmond, 421 Commerce Drive, Richmond, IN 47374. Phone: 765.373.3698 BEFORE JUNE 25.
Wednesday, July 15, 2026
Arrivals, registration and check ins.
Dinner on your own or meet up with other attendees.
Thursday, July 16, 2026
Breakfast in the hotel
Choose your own activity
Early evening at Red Front or choose your own
Friday, July 17, 2026
Breakfast in the hotel
General Meeting
Choose your own activity
Early evening: Gather at nearby Lulu's Tacos for authentic family Mexican cuisine + seafood
After dinner: Gather at the hotel for "Who-o-o R U" and "How did you get here?"
Plus 250th Anniversary of our Democracy, "Honor an Ancestor"
Special Speaker: "From Tory to Patriot"
Saturday, July 18, 2026
Breakfast in the hotel
Annual Business Meeting
Free Time
Memorials for Members who have passed
Banquet & State group pictures
Auction
Sunday, July 19, 2026
Devotional
Check outs
Departures
Explore Richmond, Indiana
Richmond/Wayne County, Indiana
With an established and well-earned reputation as one of the best Midwest antiquing destinations, Antique Alley offers more than 1,200 antique dealers along two loop trails, recommended by Midwest Living Magazine. Wayne County is known as the Crossroads of American History with its bountiful history that helped shape America. Click the link below for more details. www.visitrichmond.org
Richmond Mummies Baseball
The Richmond Flying Mummies have officially unveiled their 2026 Northwoods League schedule, marking the franchise’s inaugural season in the league. The team will play 72 regular season games, including 36 at home, with Opening Day at Historic Don McBride Stadium.
The Flying Mummies’ first-year slate features matchups with eight Northwoods
The Richmond Flying Mummies have officially unveiled their 2026 Northwoods League schedule, marking the franchise’s inaugural season in the league. The team will play 72 regular season games, including 36 at home, with Opening Day at Historic Don McBride Stadium.
The Flying Mummies’ first-year slate features matchups with eight Northwoods League opponents: the Kalamazoo Growlers, Kenosha Kingfish, Rockford Rivets, Battle Creek Battle Jacks, Traverse City Pit Spitters, Lakeshore Chinooks, Madison Mallards, and the Royal Oak Leprechauns. Richmond will host each opponent at least once during its debut season as the organization launches a new era of summer baseball in Richmond.
Thistlewaite Falls
Thistlewaite Falls
Ranked as one of the top waterfalls in Indiana by Visit Indiana, Thistlethwaite Falls in Richmond is a must-see attraction offering a scenic blend of natural beauty, history, and outdoor adventure. In the early 1800s, industrialist Timothy Thistlethwaite redirected the West Fork of the Whitewater River by blasting through bedrock to crea
Ranked as one of the top waterfalls in Indiana by Visit Indiana, Thistlethwaite Falls in Richmond is a must-see attraction offering a scenic blend of natural beauty, history, and outdoor adventure. In the early 1800s, industrialist Timothy Thistlethwaite redirected the West Fork of the Whitewater River by blasting through bedrock to create a channel that would power his sawmill. The result is the stunning waterfall that now bears his name – a man-made marvel shaped by natural forces over time. Today, Thistlethwaite Falls is especially popular with visitors interested in fossil hunting in Indiana. The limestone rock formations surrounding the falls are rich with ancient marine fossils, offering a unique hands-on experience for geology enthusiasts and curious explorers of all ages. Located just south of Waterfall Road, near Springwood Park, the falls are easily accessible by a short, scenic hiking trail. Free to visit and open year-round, this site is a favorite among families, photographers, hikers, and anyone seeking one of Indiana’s most unique outdoor attractions. Whether you’re looking for a peaceful nature walk, an educational fossil-finding expedition, or a picturesque photo op, Thistlethwaite Falls in Richmond is the perfect destination.
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