In Biblical times, the twelve tribes of Israel returned to their family property every fifty years for a jubilee. It was a holy time, a time for redemption, celebration, and reset. While we have not been apart for fifty years, the Broussard, Dargin, Thierry, and Guillory descendants have not come together in celebration for quite some time. We have lost and mourned cherished family members, celebrated and welcomed children and spouses, and experienced societal upheaval that has made our heads spin. Through it all, we have worked hard and upheld the values of those who came before us. The family of Berley Broussard and Florence Thierry created a tradition of bi-annual reunions following the loss of that beloved couple. Since July 2002, Eddie, Kenneth, Bentley, Vivian and their respective families have spent a week together reconnecting and commemorating their parents in various towns across the country. Grandchildren have had children, and some of those children are now adults. A whole generation knows only stories of their family members and ancestral homeland. We - and they - want more than stories. A jubilee brings those stories to life and forges connections with family. It’s a time for the Broussards, Dargins, Thierrys, and Guillorys to connect, remember, and celebrate. It’s time for a jubilee!