Camp Lincoln and Camp Lake Hubert Alumni Newsletter | 2015 Price: A Smile
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The Alumni Railsplitter is published annually Happy New Year to all of Camp Lincoln and Camp Lake Hubert’s current and former by Camp Lincoln for Boys and Camp Lake Campers and Staff! Hubert for Girls. It is distributed free of charge to all Camp Lincoln and Camp Lake The start of a new year brings to me many wonderful thoughts of what the year holds for Hubert Alumni, including former campers and all of us. 2015 will no doubt be a wonderful year on the shores of Lake Hubert, and from staff, in addition to current camps and staff. all of the enrollments over the last few months, a very full season for camp!
TABLE OF CONTENTS This coming summer will mark Camp Lincoln and Camp Lake Hubert’s 106th Season of camping excellence. Commitment is defi ned as a promise to do or give something, 2015 Session Dates ...... 3 a promise to be loyal to someone or something, and the attitude of someone who works Tom Solano Achieves Eagle Club ...... 4 very hard to do or support something. Commitment to Camp Lincoln and Camp Lake Where Campers Come From ...... 4 Hubert is one of the most major aspects that connects and continuously drives us here in Movie Showings ...... 5 the Winter Offi ce. 105th Reunion | 2014 Lucky Me Run . . . .6 These statements all ring true for CL and CLH and accurately describe the commitment Scholarship Fund ...... 7 that the Cote Family, Camp Lincoln and Camp Lake Hubert, and Camp Alumni have to Camper Refl ections ...... 8 our campers and organization. It is more than humbling to be a part of a camp that has LT Refl ections ...... 9 thousands of people who support us every step of the way, who are so deeply invested Staff Refl ections...... 11 in our programming and success each summer, and who believe wholeheartedly in the CL Visitors ...... 12 experience and life-lessons that Camp Lincoln and Camp Lake Hubert provide year CLH Visitors ...... 13 after year. Where Are They Now? ...... 14-20 From the parents around the world, to multiple-generation camp families, to our extremely Legacy Campers...... 14-26 supportive alumni, and all the way to Camp Lincoln and Camp Lake Hubert’s newest Camp Improvements ...... 27 campers that are so excited about their recent time on our beloved paths and grounds, we say thank you! Thank you for making Camp Lincoln and Camp Lake Hubert the camp we WINTER OFFICE STAFF are today.
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR There are so many things to be proud of in our rich 106-year history. We would not be able Ruggs Cote to say this without commitment. Thank you for your unwavering commitment to Camp DIRECTORS Lincoln and Camp Lake Hubert. We could not have gotten here without your support. André Brewer, Camp Lincoln Laura Nolan, Camp Lake Hubert I hope you enjoy the 2015 Alumni Railsplitter, and that this publication will hold you over until our 106th Season offi cially begins on June 14th, 2015! ASSISTANT DIRECTOR Stacey Dyer, Camp Lake Hubert Warmest regards,
ALUMNI DEVELOPMENT AND MARKETING Jennifer Johnson
DEVELOPMENT MANAGER Ruggs Cote Ian New Executive Director Camp Lincoln and Camp Lake Hubert STAFFING COORDINATOR Will Dunmire
OFFICE MANAGER Wendy Krueger
DIRECTORS EMERITI Sam Cote Bill Jones
CORRECTION Amelia Lochhead proudly earned her Hubert Club Award! Our apologies for not including her name in the 2014 Fall Railsplitter.
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8-WEEKS INTRO CAMP The true summer camp experience! Campers spend eight weeks at A fun introduction to the camp experience. Structured to allow campers camp and have the opportunity to really focus on skill and character to experience as much of camp as possible in a shortened fi ve-day development. Available for current 2nd through 9th graders. stay, these sessions are available to the young and/or hesitant camper currently in K-3rd grade. 8W1: Sunday, June 14-Sunday, August 9 Intro 1: Sunday, June 14-Thursday, June 18 4-WEEKS Intro 2: Tuesday, August 11-Saturday, August 15 The classic Camp Lincoln and Camp Lake Hubert experience. During these four-week sessions, campers have time to learn new skills, make COED CAMP lifelong friends and experience growth on a personal level. Available Traditional camp activities with the co-ed experience! Held at Camp for current 2nd-9th graders (Lincoln) and 4th-9th graders (Hubert). Lincoln, Coed has our usual wide selection of activities with daily activity choice, a fi fth sign-up activity period, dances and more! This 4W1: Sunday, June 14-Saturday, July 11 is an action-packed, whirlwind way to end the summer. Available to 4W2: Monday, July 13-Sunday, August 9 current 2nd-8th graders.
3-WEEKS Coed: Sunday, August 11-Friday, August 21 A mid-length traditional camp experience, offering the same options available to the four-week campers. Available to current 2nd-7th SPECIALTY CAMPS graders (Lincoln) and 4th-7th graders (Hubert). Each of our specialty camps offer campers the opportunity for solid, professional instruction focused on a specifi c activity, in the traditional 3W1: Sunday, June 21-Saturday, July 11 Northwoods camp environment. In addition to their sport of choice, campers have the opportunity to experience some of the traditional 2-WEEKS camp activities as well. A shortened, yet action-packed, traditional camp experience. The two-week sessions operate on the same schedule and activity sign- GOLF CAMP (boys only) ups as the four-week sessions, with minimal difference in offerings. Tuesday, August 11-Sunday, August 16 A perfect glimpse into the four-week and eight-week programs. Available for current 2nd-6th graders. TENNIS CAMP T1: Tuesday, August 11-Sunday August 16 2W1: Sunday, June 14-Saturday, June 27 T2: Sunday, August 16-Friday, August 21 2W2: Sunday, June 28-Saturday, July 11 2W3: Monday, July 13-Sunday, July 26 FAMILY CAMP 2W4: Monday, July 27-Sunday, August 9 An all-inclusive camp where families enjoy over 20 land and water activities, great meals, campfi res, skit nights, BBQs, and relaxing afternoons on the dock. Families have the option of a stay full of adventure, relaxation, or a little bit of both!
Family: Tuesday, August 11-Sunday, August 16
QUALITY RELATIONSHIPS
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15AlumniRailsplitter_28pg.indd 3 12/17/14 11:16 AM TOM SOLANO ACHIEVES EAGLE CLUB
This summer, we were thrilled to induct a new member into the Camp Lincoln Eagle Club. Tom Solano, age 15, completed all the requirements for the Eagle Club, and the whole camp participated in a very special ceremony the night of August 7, 2014.
Tom comes from Akron, Indiana, and is a second generation camper, as his mother Sarah Baker (1972-1975, 1977-1978) attended Camp Lake Hubert for six summers in the 1970s. Tom’s Great Aunt is Lois Baker (S1954, 1956-1990), who dedicated 36 years of service to Camp Lake Hubert through the 50s, 60s, 70s and 80s. Thus, Tom carries on a very special family legacy.
Like many campers, Tom started his camping adventure with us as a Gopher in 2007. His love for camp was immediate and he continued values and camp creed, returning each year, the last four years as an eight-weeker. His drive for demonstrating leadership achievement and excellence put him on the path to complete the Camp and character qualities Lincoln Achievement Clubs. The objective of the clubs is to recognize in all aspects of the campers who demonstrate positive leadership along with a well- camp community. Tom was honored as Color Wars Captain for the rounded skill-set in all camp activities. Each club is progressive in skill Blue Team First Session in 2014 (and his team was victorious). He and knowledge within the camp program. During the summer of 2009, also received the prestigious Brownie Cote Award during the Second Tom completed the requirements for the fi rst level, now called Lincoln Session Final Campfi re. Campers and staff alike recognized Tom as a Club (formerly Warrior Club) and in 2010 fi nished his Beaver Club true leader. requirements. His Stag Club induction came in 2011, and we knew he would take the challenge to meet the tough requirements of Eagle Club, The Eagle Ceremony was a special event, held in the center area of which encompass the highest skill level in all the camp activities. No camp with all campers and staff joining Tom in congratulating him easy task. For the next two summers, Tom worked hard to complete on this important achievement. Our camp history records indicate that those skills, and he did so early last summer. Of equal importance, an Tom is the 17th Eagle in camp’s 105 year history. Congratulations to Eagle Candidate must embody the full measure of the camp’s core Tom Solano!
WHERE CAMPERS COME FROM SUMMER 2014
TOP 10 STATES NUMBER OF CAMPERS COUNTRIES NUMBER OF CAMPERS 1. Minnesota ...... 448 Mexico ...... 99 2. Illinois ...... 218 France ...... 8 3. Colorado ...... 141 Russia ...... 8 4. Texas ...... 75 Japan ...... 5 5. California ...... 72 Canada ...... 4 6. Kansas ...... 54 Germany ...... 4 7. Missouri ...... 52 Hong Kong ...... 3 8. Nebraska ...... 35 United Kingdom ...... 3 9. Oklahoma ...... 34 China ...... 2 10. Iowa ...... 28 Sweden ...... 2 Switzerland ...... 2 United Arab Emirates ...... 2 Belgium ...... 1 1 Spain ...... 1 FUN 8 10 2 3 5 6 7 Have a lot of fun in a 9 setting that creates joy and laughter with each 4 new day.
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PHOENIX, ARIZONA MINNEAPOLIS/ST.PAUL, MINNESOTA Saturday, February 21st, 10 a.m. – 2 p.m. Sunday, February 22nd, 4 p.m. Tesseract School Blake School, Hopkins Campus Shea Campus Bovey Chapel 3939 E. Shea Boulevard 110 Blake Road Phoenix, Arizona 85028 Hopkins, Minnesota 55343
PHOENIX, ARIZONA ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI Sunday, February 22nd, 10 a.m. – 2 p.m. Saturday, January 31st, 10 a.m. – 3 p.m. Chandler Preparatory Academy MICDS Summer Opportunities Fair 1951 N. Alma School Road 175 South Mason Road Chandler, Arizona 85224 St. Louis, Missouri 63141
BOULDER, COLORADO ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI Wednesday, January 14th, 7 p.m. Sunday, February 1st, 3 p.m. Boulder Country Club Racquet Club of Ladue 7350 Clubhouse Drive 1600 Log Cabin Lane Boulder, Colorado 80301 Ladue, Missouri 63124 Host: Chris “Fletch” Justice LINCOLN, NEBRASKA DENVER, COLORADO Sunday, March 1st, 2 p.m. Thursday, January 15th, 6:30 p.m. The Wood Residence Cherry Hills Village Elementary School 2829 S. 24th Street 2400 E. Quincy Avenue Lincoln, Nebraska 68502 Cherry Hills Village, Colorado 80113 Host: Matt Wood Host: Jennifer and Scott Johnson OMAHA, NEBRASKA RIVERSIDE, CONNECTICUT Sunday, March 1st, 7 p.m. Sunday, January 25th, 3 p.m. The Ayoub Residence The Faryniarz Residence 8440 Woolworth Avenue 16 Crescent Road Omaha, Nebraska 68742 Riverside, Connecticut 06787 Host: Nancy Ayoub Host: The Faryniarz Family AUSTIN, TEXAS CHICAGO PARENT CAMP FAIR Wednesday, February 18th, 7 p.m. Sunday, February 8th, 11 a.m. – 3 p.m. The Knaggs Residence Daniel Wright Junior High School 3305 River Road 1370 North Riverwoods Road Austin, Texas 78703 Lincolnshire, Illinois 60069 Host: The Knaggs Family
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS Sunday, February 8th, 4 p.m. The Egerter Residence “Matthew’s counselors were TOP NOTCH, and 101 Birch Street when we met them at pickup, the young men could Winnetka, Illinois 60093 not have been any more wonderful!” Host: The Egerter Family – Krista H., 2014 Parent
WINNETKA, ILLINOIS Monday, February 9th, 7 p.m. The Taeyaerts Residence 649 W. Bittersweet Chicago, Illinois 60613 Host: The Taeyaerts Family
LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY Sunday, March 8th, 2 p.m. Page 5 The Kuster Residence lincoln-lakehubert.com 7609 Endecott Place 800-242-1909 Prospect, Kentucky 40059
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Camp Lincoln and Camp Lake Hubert wrapped up our 105th Season celebrating Camp’s TH 105th Anniversary Reunion and our Third Annual Brownie Cote Lucky Me Run, August 105 22nd-24th! A glorious end-of-summer weekend for the nearly 100 participants from over the last several decades.
REUNION Favorite camp activities, campfi res, s’mores, John Heineman’s rendition of “Little Cottage – AND – in the Woods,” cocktail socials, and everyone’s favorite camp foods, could not have made 3RD ANNUAL BROWNIE COTE the weekend more perfect. Runners, spectators, alumni and friends of camp, as well as LUCKY ME RUN some incredible 2014 Staff Members, made this weekend a true success. Over $23,000 was raised for Camp Lincoln and Camp Lake Hubert’s Scholarship Fund! WE D EKEN Camp Lincoln and Camp Lake Hubert are grateful for the countless sponsors and alumni AU 14 GUST 4, 20 that are the backbone of this event. From the products and services that were donated, 22-2 as well as the direct monetary donations for camperships, thank you. Alumni and staff donations are truly a measure of Camp Lincoln and Camp Lake Hubert’s strength, and we 2014 LUCKY ME RUN RESULTS are grateful for each and every one! 8.2 MILE RUN We are so appreciative of our 2014 Lucky Me Run Sponsors! It is because of all of AROUND LAKE HUBERT you, our generous alumni and sponsors, that this 3rd Annual Lucky Me Run was Men’s Division: possible and was a bigger success than ever! Thank you so much! 1st Eric Sumner (49:46) 2nd Simon Webster (1:01:46) A SPECIAL THANK YOU TO OUR 2014 LUCKY ME RUN SPONSORS 3rd Bill Newman (1:27:30) Mary and Fred Boos Amanda and Rob Kuster and Family Amanda and Chase Boswell and Family Tracie and David Newman Women’s Division: Marjo and Matt Grabowski The Ted and Bob Rogers Families 1st Sara Burns (1:08:51) Cathy and Charlie Johnson and Family in Memory of Fred and Marlys Rogers 2nd Ginny Newman (1:27:30) Alan Joseph and Family Shannon and Brian Wing 5K RUN Men’s Division: 1st Aaron Blazar (21:20) 2nd Ian New (23:06) 3rd Nic Fricke (23:36) Honorable Jack Moreaux (27:18) Mention
Women’s Division: 1st Lauren Blazar (25:01) 2nd Cindy Moreaux (26:97) 3rd Melissa Borkon (27:42)
COMMUNITY
Build strong community through the give-and-take experiences of living together.
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In 2014, 42 children attended Camp Lincoln and 2014 DONORS Camp Lake Hubert on a full or partial scholarship. Nora Agoston Diane and Al Joseph Thank you to our incredible alumni-base who Donny Allegretti Amanda and Rob Kuster contributed in 2014 toward camp scholarships. Suzanne Atkins Sarah Lang Camp Lincoln and Camp Lake Hubert match Russell Bailey Dancia Langley all donations dollar for dollar, in order to help Lauren (Uhlmann) Blazar Zach Lebovitz meet the demand for the amount of scholarships Mary and Fred Boos James Marriott requested each year. Deborah and William Borkon Kaleb Maskill Melissa Borkon Csilla Molnar Chuck Everett, one of camp’s founding fathers, The Boswell Family Foundation Geovanni Montesinos longtime director, and partner with Brownie Cote André Brewer Cindy (Richison) Moreaux and Fred Rogers, made the camp scholarship Brian Budge Ian New fund a reality following his death in 1980. Sarah Burns Tracie and Dave Newman Today, the fund is aligned with the American Diane Butler Ginny and Bill Newman Camp Association, providing donors with a tax Mary and John Campbell Mary and Mike Newman deductible benefi t for their contributions. Niall Chambers Jon Nickels Alex Clarke Arpit Patel It is never too late to donate to the Camp Scholarship Cheryl and Steve Coke Gray Pugh Fund. To make a donation to the Camp Lincoln Rachel Diggs Sydney Rickstrom and Camp Lake Hubert Scholarship Fund, please Pat Dodd Steph Robson visit www.lincoln-lakehubert.com/alumni. Nic Fricke Mary and Ted Rogers Hannah Goblirsch Susan and Bob Rogers Marjo (Joseph) and Matt Grabowski Dylan Rumble Bob Griffi n Charles Schweizer Grace Griffi n Kendall Van Sistine Jack Griffi n Maggie (Linvill) and Ed Smith Kim Griffi n Liz Tarry Lauren Halloran Audriana Vermillion John Heineman Janet Webster Jason Heuer Simon (Swanson) Webster Jack Hughes Thomas Webster Richard Jenkins Bay (Robertson) Westlake Cathy and Charlie Johnson Benjamin Williamson Jennifer (Joseph) and Scott Johnson Shannon (Maher) and Brian Wing Brice Jones
“This was an experience Elliana will never forget and looks forward to coming back each summer!”
– Kristy M., 2014 Parent
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TOM SOLANO have friends that I have known all my life at my life, and it is a great example of a skill I Akron, Indiana | 2007-2014 home, and they do not compare to the friends I acquired at camp and brought home with me. have made at Camp Lincoln. I have had so many great experiences sailing This past summer I can not even begin to count. has undoubtedly If I had not gone to camp, I would not be been my most the person I am today. Camp has made me This summer, I have had the honor of favorite summer become a better friend, a better leader, and becoming the 17th member of the Eagle Club. in the eight years I a better all-around camper. Every summer The fourth, fi nal, and most challenging of the have been coming I come back to Camp Lincoln, I learn achievement clubs at Camp Lincoln. It pushed to camp. There something new about myself, or a new skill me physically and mentally farther than what were so many that I never even knew I had. I am so thankful I I could ever possibly imagine. It all started great experiences had the privilege of coming to camp, because six years ago in my third year of camp when I know I will without it, I would have never been given I decided to go for the achievement clubs, remember for the the chance to try new things such as sailing, which have undeniably turned me into the rest of my life. If trapshooting, or rock climbing – things that I person I am now. If there is one thing I could there was anything that I could take away from would have never been able to do if it were suggest to any new or returning camper, it is camp, it would be that I had so much more fun not for camp. Sailing has been a huge part that they should go for the achievement clubs. stepping outside of my comfort zone by trying of my camp experience. If it were not for new things. I had more fun than I thought I the outstanding sailing program, my time at My many memories and friends have made would when trying the activities that I was camp would not have been the same. I fell me want to come back for more, and although not used to. Ultimately it is the relationships in love with sailing as soon as I stepped onto this was my last year as a traditional camper, I have made over my summers at camp that the boat in my fi rst year. It was something I Camp Lincoln will always hold a special place have kept me coming back year after year. I had never tried prior. Now it is a huge part of in my heart.
HANNAH MOREAUX care about each other because we know each really good friends, Avery Apostle (2008- Manhattan, Montana | 2008-2014 other for who we really are. 2010, 2012-2014), was with me the whole time I went through the course. I am so glad I have spent The friends I have made at Camp Lake Hubert she was there with me every step of the way. the past seven are the main reasons I keep returning every I completed the high ropes course and the summers at Camp summer. I have made friends from all around power pole, even though it took some time Lake Hubert. I the world, and even though I only see most of and I was really scared. Then last summer, have gone to camp them one month out of the year, they mean the I went on a rock climbing trip. We repelled for eight weeks for world to me, and I am so grateful that I have over Lake Superior and climbed back up. It the past four years, gotten to know them. I cannot count the times was so much fun and not as scary because I and I am so glad I that I have called up one of my camp friends had faced my fear completing the high ropes did. Camp is not just to laugh about the time we tipped a sailboat, course. This past summer, I signed up for the just a place I go to went biking before breakfast, portaged canoes climbing wall and high ropes again multiple spend my summer, through the Boundary Waters Canoe Area, or times. It was so much fun because I got to do it is my second just talk about how high school is not as great it with Avery, who was there for me the fi rst home. Camp has as camp. Even though we are miles apart from time I did it. I also have discovereed what I changed my life, and I am so thankful that I our best friends during the year, we still keep love at Camp Lake Hubert! I love being on have the opporunity to spend my summers on in touch through text, Skype, FaceTime and the beautiful water, having the best time ever the shores of Hubert. many other ways. It is so great to know that the with my girls, and meeting new friends and friends you make at camp will always be there helping them learn to sail. I have learned so I am a better person because of Camp Lake for you no matter what. much about sailing at camp and from other Hubert. Camp brings out the best in me, and girls who sail at camp as well. it shows what great people that each and Camp helps me face my fears and discover every one of us are and can become. We are what I love. I was super afraid of heights There is not a day that goes by that I do not ourselves at camp, and we celebrate the fact about two years ago. The best way I got think about Camp Lake Hubert. Camp has that we are all unique. We have different over my fear of heights was completing the impacted my life so much, and I am so happy interests, and we believe in different things. high ropes course. My camp friends and it has. Camp is my favorite place in the entire That is okay though, because camp is a counselors helped me get over my fear by world, and I am so glad I have a place like judge-free environment, and we all love and being supportive and encouraging. One of my Camp Lake Huber to call my summer home.
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WHIT LIPPINCOTT sailing was a big part of my life. During my One of the big changes transitioning from an Dallas, Texas | 2005-2010, 2012-2014 senior year at camp, I even had the privilege LT1 and LT2 was the way in which LT2s get to of getting to go on the sailing trip with several interact with the campers. As an LT2, you live I have been going camp friends such as Alec Sullivan (2008- in a cabin with the campers functioning almost to Camp Lincoln 2014) and David Jones, Jr. (2007-2014) in the role of a counselor. I loved this. Living in for about 10 years. and we had an absolute blast. The trip was the cabin, you get to develop better relationships It all began when probably my favorite trip ever at Lincoln. We with the campers and counselors you work with my cousin Nate spent fi ve days sailing Lake Superior around and participate in all the cabin activities. There and I signed up the Apostle Islands on a 38-foot sailboat. Talk is nothing more fun than being around excited for the two week about awesome! young campers. You get to spend rest hour with session in 2005. them, play an intense games of roof ball with We were only The next year, when I was able to come back them during Free Swim, and get to know them seven or eight, for the fi rst year of the Leadership Training (LT) even better during meals. and were in the Program, I was once again so excited to return to Gopher Cabin camp. Old friends, such as Alec and David, also The Leadership Training Program at Camp with other campers our age. I distinctly participated in the LT Program, and I also got Lincoln is an experience that I will always remember that fi rst summer because about a to meet so many new faces. The LT1 Program remember and value. I believe the program week in, I got terribly homesick and started was tough and demanding, and through our is about trying to fi nd people that have the to write my parents asking to go home. The rigorous responsibilities, we learned a lot about potential to be strong leaders, but still have camp counselors that summer were awesome. ourselves as both leaders and as individuals. areas in which to develop to blossom into their I remember how one counselor from England This past summer, I felt especially fortunate to full potential. One of the greatest developments talked to me about how he sometimes got be able to come back to Camp Lincoln for the I gained from the LT Program was a growth homesick too, and helped to get me engaged second year of the LT Program. in maturity that was realized through the in camp activities. Suddenly, I found myself increased perseverance through challenges, missing home less and enjoying all the cool The second year, much like the fi rst, was very the ability to recognize my weaknesses and the activities at Lincoln. What is so remarkable demanding in its workload, and required us humbleness to address them and ask for help to me is that despite my initial discomfort to develop great time management skills. The when I needed it. The skills that I learned in the with going to camp, I quickly came to love second year was different, however, because program have already proven to be invaluable the Camp Lincoln experience. I found myself LT2 is in a strange middle ground between a in other aspects of my life. I have found eager to come back year after year, until camper and counselor and, as such, an LT2 that regardless of the setting, be it socially, eventually, I began the Leadership Training has the ability to make great friends with both. academically, or athletically, the LT Program Program two summers ago. LT2s are also there for six weeks and get to has prepared me to strive for excellence meet campers from other sessions, which I and leadership. I am so glad to have had the When I refl ect on my camp experience as a enjoyed because it broadened my perception opportunity to participate in the program whole, I see not only a journey of physical, of camp and allowed me to engage as a leader and fi nd myself unable to truly express the mental, and moral development, but also a in a whole different setting where I knew appreciation I feel to André and the other journey of lasting friendships, adventures, and almost none of the campers. Camp Lincoln is members of Camp Lincoln Staff, for the incredible memories. Camp has offered me remarkable in its ability to foster relationships investment that they have made to develop the opportunity to pursue activities that, before between people from all over the United such an impressive program. CFAB! camp, were foreign to me, such as sailing. States and the world. I had never met the other Living in Dallas, sailing was something I had LT2s before this past summer, but in just the never really thought about before I went to short few weeks we had together at camp, we camp. When I eventually had the courage to became friends. Now that camp has ended, I “I was extremely impressed with the venture onto the deck of a Lincoln sailboat, often text my fellow LT2s to catch up or make maturity and responsibility of my I was hooked. For several summers at camp, plans to get together in the future. son’s counselor.” – Maria F., 2014 Parent
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LAUREL HETTINGER I know will last forever. The friendships for the fi rst day of tryouts because I did not Weston, Massachusetts | 2006-2014 formed at camp are truly unique and I have know anybody. Despite this nervousness, seen the importance of a valuable friendship. I tried out and surprised myself by making I am often asked I consider my camp friends my best friends, the varsity team. Since I stepped out of my why I choose to even though I only get to see them for one comfort zone and tried something new, I spend a part of month out of the year. The counselors at was able to become a part of a team and my summer in Camp Lake Hubert are the greatest role meet new girls who I now consider my best Minnesota – a models, as well as amazing friends, and have friends at home. long distance taught me so much over the years. From the from home – counselors, I have learned that positivity Throughout my years at Camp Lake Hubert, and despite the is important in every situation. Because of I have gained confi dence and independence. amount of times this I look at the pitcher as “half full” and At camp, I have learned that I can do things I have been asked not “half empty.” Camp has taught me that by myself and I do not always need a partner this question, I having a positive attitude will help lead me or a friend with me. This independence still can never to my goals, and when I maintain a positive was gained because I completed the high fully explain why. Camp is one of those attitude, others will follow. ropes course, climbed the climbing wall things that, from the outside looking in, you blindfolded, got an award in an activity, can never understand it, and from the inside The fi ve Camp Core Values, Community, or even from something as little as leading looking out you can never explain it. When I Excellence, Fun, PG&D (Personal a song after a meal. This confi dence and stepped off the bus for the fi rst time in 2006, Growth and Development), and Quality independence that I have acquired at camp I immediately fell in love with Camp Lake Relationships have been instilled in me also transfers to the “real world.” In school, Hubert. Maybe this was because of how from my fi rst day at camp. One of my I am more willing to participate in class and welcoming everyone was, or how beautiful favorite core values is PG&D. To me, this is I am not afraid to stand in front of a group of Lake Hubert was when I fi nally saw it for doing things that are outside of my comfort people and give a presentation. I was able to myself, or maybe it was because I was so zone and trying activities I did not think I gain confi dence because counselors and other excited to fi nally be old enough to be a could do. During my fi rst year at Camp Lake campers encouraged me to do something new camper. Whatever the reason, I knew that Hubert, I decided to go on the rock climbing because they believed I could do it. When I would have the best month of my life, and trip even though I had never experienced others have confi dence in me, I am able to clearly I did, considering that I still attend this before. When we began to climb, I was a gain confi dence in myself. I have learned Camp Lake Hubert. Having the experience little bit scared, but I pushed myself to do it many life lessons from camp that I use in my of going to camp each summer for the past anyways. I climbed over Lake Superior and everyday life. Camp is without a doubt my nine years has been the most infl uential part ended up going several times because I was favorite place in the world and will always of my life. having so much fun. Last summer, I moved have a piece of my heart. I cannot wait until to Massachusetts and I was nervous to start the next time when I can return to the shores Camp is a place where I have grown up and as a sophomore at a new high school. On of Lake Hubert. I have already set the goal have learned the most valuable lessons. It top of this, I decided to try out for the fi eld of hopefully being a staff member in the has allowed me to develop friendships that hockey team. I was excited, but also anxious summer of 2017!
“Being away from home for a month helped Zara with independence and confi dence, and we appreciated that it was in a safe, fun, and welcoming environment.”
– Christy M., 2014 Parent
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MICHAEL BADUM and friendships formed. There is nowhere like it The staff at Camp Lincoln are the gears that make Division Director – Houston, Texas on the face of the earth. this place run. You could not fi nd a group of more outgoing and caring people in the world. Everyone 2000-2007, S2011-2014 Growing up spending my summers at camp was is there because they want to make a difference in truly a blessing. Waking up before the bell because a camper’s life. By the end of the summer, staff Camp Lincoln has I could not wait to go to fl ag and start my activities, cherish that for the rest of their lives. I know this been my second staying up late talking and having fun with my by experience. As a Division Director, I made sure home since I was chalet mates. Every moment was awesome. I cannot that everyone in camp was having as much fun as nine years old. I think of anywhere else that you can go from playing they possibly could, even if that meant sneaking am now 24 years fl ag football, to archery, and then to sailing all in a few counselors some stuff for cabin s’mores old. I have spent the same day. Being a camper and completing the on the last night. Being a Division Director also 12 summers on LT1 Program gave me the experience necessary to helped me immensely as an individual. I am much the shores of Lake be a good staff member. It has been a life changing more assertive and organized thanks to Camp Hubert, and I would experience being on staff. Camp Lincoln is the Lincoln. Another great thing about being of staff not have it any other only place that I have ever been where everyone is working with people from around the world. way. The fi rst eight is accepted for who they are. Everyone is there to This gave me the experience I needed for my were as a camper have fun, try new things, and develop as a person. job today in working with people from different and the last four No matter where you look, everyone is cheering for backgrounds, which is a key life skill in this day were on staff. Most each other, and not quietly. The relationships that and age. Being on staff is not always easy, but recently, I was lucky enough to be a Division are built at Camp Lincoln are strong ones. Friends when you have unconditional support on your left Director for the past two years. Camp has shaped from camp are friends for life. CFAB (Camp and right from the other staff members and the my life and who I am as an individual in such an Friends Are Best) is a reality. I have kept in touch Winter Offi ce, nothing is impossible. Thanks to amazing way. It is not just the experiences and with people that I met when I was nine and who live Camp Lincoln and everyone there, I am the man opportunities that are available, but the people met on the opposite end of the country. whom I want to be.
HANNAH CHRISTMANN fi rst time and got a good feel for what it meant to been great! What a great summer! Keep in touch! Head Counselor – Cincinnati, Ohio | 2014 leave my comfort zone and experience something What? It has only been two weeks? Wait, there new. This summer was similar as I continued my are campers coming? Yeah there are! I had heard journey of exploration at Camp Lake Hubert. stories upon stories where counselors laughed until As a fi rst time staff they cried, the spectators stood around listening member at Camp When I got to camp, I was a little nervous. I knew it with mouths open in awe, and everyone got that Lake Hubert, I was was fi ne because I knew it was camp, but I still was warm feeling that made you feel as though you frequently asked not sure exactly what to expect. I had missed work could reach out and touch the magic of camp. I how I heard about crews and was one of the last people to arrive. I was able to experience it all on the fi rst day alone. camp. The technical had just driven seventeen hours, eaten dinner in a answer is that I dining hall full of people I did not know, and the From the relationships I made with the 14 year-old spent the better next thing I knew, I was at a campfi re sitting by girls of the Nutcracker Cabin, the Low-Ropes- part of three days myself. I looked like a zombie, and I was actually enthused girls of J-Camp, the wildly enthusiastic exploring the good falling asleep in my Crazy Creek. I do not know and determined LTs, and everyone in-between, ole internet in search why anyone would have ever approached me, but I knew I was home. This hilarious and beautiful of a website full of they did. In a matter of seconds, I was not longer group of girls helped make me who I am today. happy faces and a at a campfi re sitting by myself. In a matter of They reminded me that there is always time for pleasing array of minutes, I had made my fi rst friend. In a matter of fun. They helped me realize the importance of a fonts. The real answer is one that I did not have. days, I had made friends that I knew were friends smile while walking to the next activity, a word of Luck? It was meant to be? I did not know. Nothing for a lifetime. encouragement while working towards an award, I found on the internet would prepare me for my or a catch-up on the hammocks. They taught me summer at CLH. No amount of smiling photos, no As OSD (Orientation and Staff Development) that there is always something to learn. These girls description followed by an exclamation point, and continued, I felt myself completely overwhelmed are some of the most driven, unique, insightful, no testimonial was ever going to cut it. Did these by a powerful sense of community, camaraderie, and powerful people I have ever met. I could not things help? Of course. I knew this summer was and love. It was so effortless to be a part of have made a better choice in coming to CLH, and going to be fi lled with fun, energy, adventure, and something so meaningful. It is like when you are I could not be more grateful for every memory I friendship. What I did not know was how I would traveling a million miles away from home and now cherish. We were so incredibly lucky to spend end up experiencing an absolutely impossible you fi nd someone from the town you grew up our summer together, and I do hope to return to the amount of each. in – did we just become best friends? At camp, shores of Hubert to be part of this camp family one yes. Yes we did. Except it does not matter where more time. Growing up, I spent thirteen years as a camper you are from or who you know or what you do in and counselor at a summer camp back home in the dreaded “real world.” The camp community Cincinnati. I fell in love, and I fell hard. This camp is one full of acceptance and automatic, was my life, my everything, and I was never going indescribable friendship. to leave. Then one day, I did. I never imagined life Page 11 outside of my bubble, and stepping outside of it After an amazing lifetime in the dream-world we lincoln-lakehubert.com was terrifying. I spent last summer away for the called OSD, could it have gotten any better? It has 800-242-1909
15AlumniRailsplitter_28pg.indd 11 12/17/14 11:22 AM CAMP LINCOLN ALUMNI VISITORS
ALUMNI RESIDENCE CAMP YEAR(S) Maria (Thompson) Abbott Oklahoma City, OK 79-86, 05, 07-08, S88 Rudy Amling Bartlett, IL 71-74, 76 Steve Anderson Denver, CO 57, 59-61 David Breckenridge St. Louis, MO 72-74 Bill Bunten Topeka, KS 46 Steve Bunten Prairie Village, KS 50-54 Thomas “Hunter” Busyn Wayzata, MN 07-11 Jason Cobb Minneapolis, MN 84-86 Alex Davidson Salinas, CA 09-10, 12-13 Chris Dempsey Edina, MN 03-10, S12-13 John Heineman Lincoln, NE S80-99, 01, 11 Niles Jager Mission Hills, KS 93-95 Jack Kimmel La Jolla, CA 09-13 Joan (Wright) Knaggs Austin, TX 50-56, S57 Kim (Kervin) Lennox North Liberty, IA S97-03 James “Jay” McDaniel Scottsville, VA S95-98 Heidi (Friesen) Morris Duluth, MN S83 Cammie (McConnell) Opar Milford, NM 73, 77 Peggy (Benedict) Pallas Savage, MN S70-71 John Peterson Edina, MN S56-57, 59 Austin Porter Littleton, CO 06-10 Julia Porter Littleton, CO 04-06 Marv Reihsen Rosemount, MN S75-76 Amy (Paul) Riddle St. Joseph, MO 83-84 Greg Sampson Portola Valley, CA 81-84 David Schlafl y St. Louis, MO 71, 73 Robert Thelen Des Moines, IA 55-59
PERSONAL GROWTH & DEVELOPMENT
Enhance and gain a sense of personal growth and development through the encouragement of caring young adults.
15AlumniRailsplitter_28pg.indd 12 12/17/14 11:24 AM CAMP LAKE HUBERT ALUMNI VISITORS
ALUMNI RESIDENCE CAMP YEAR(S)
Morgan Apostle Santa Rosa, CA 08-13 Laura Arrington Clive, IA S06, 09-11 Heidi (Cook) Arduser Madelia, MN S88-97 Patricia “Patty” (Williams) Baldwin Marietta, GA 63-67 Brianna Baumgartner Strasburg, CO S10-13 Christian Bender St. Louis, MO 05-11 Lea Bender St. Louis, MO 06-13 Sarah Bonello Minnetonka, MN 04-08 Adrienne Brauch Saint Louis, MO 07,-13 Rebecca (Brooks) Brawley Nichols Hills, OK 63-66, 68-70, S76-77, 79 Patrick Brown Canberra, Australia S08 Tori Cameron St. Louis, MO 10-12 Charlotte Clarke Elkhorn, NE 02-03 Ann Cobb Apple Valley, MN 82-83, 85-88 Janie (Fink) Covin Minnetonka, MN 74-80 Mollie Davidson Berkeley, CA 09-13 Marta (Skluzacek) Drew Edina, MN 83-90, S94-96 Kathryn “Katy” Easthope Basildon, Essex, UK S05 Elise (Downer) Frisella St. Louis, MO 82-88 Celia Garner Salt Lake City, UT 85-92 Barb (Paulson) Goodbarn Highlands Ranch, CO 73-77 Joan Hancock Edina, MN 04-06, 10-11 Abby Hanley Fort Worth, TX 09-13 Sian Harrington Canberra, Australia S08 Amy Hobday Minnetonka, MN 04-08 Charlie Johnson Beaufort, SC 56, S60-62 Catherine Kahler Wayzata, MN 07-13 Laurie Kahn Scottsdale, AZ 64 Rachael Kelly Nazareth, PA 81-89, S91-94 Elisabeth (Meyer) Kimmel La Jolla, CA 74-78 Jack Kimmel La Jolla, CA 09-13 Mallory Klenda Wichita, KS S06-07, 09-10, 13 Joan (Wright) Knaggs Austin, TX 50-56, S57 Catherine (Clarke) Mahoney Omaha, NE 75-78 Lauren Malo Owatonna, MN 04-08 Carolyn (Bressem) Mastenbrook Lino Lakes, MN 59 Betsy (Trent) McDowell Baton Rouge, LA 87-88, 91 Aaryka Matte Apple Valley, MN S07-12 Debbie (Miller) Maxon Lawrence, KS 62-63, S69 Anne (Ruttger) Neafi e Elm Grove, WI 66-69 Marion (Garrett) Parke Minneapolis, MN 92-94 Olivia Priedeman Wayzata, MN 05-13 Megan (Holloway) Rooney Woodbury, MN 85-90 Rosey Reuder Hopkins, MN 05-13 Greg Sampson Portola Valley, CA 81-84 David Schlafl y St. Louis, MO 71, 73 Abby Sogard Indianapolis, IN 08-11 Laura (Bailey) Sogard Indianapolis, IN 76-80, S85 Anna Stillman St. Louis, MO 08-13 Annie Stewart Northfi eld, MN S12 Maddie Stuart Lincoln, NE 05-10, 12 Kathleen Walsh St. Louis, MO 06-09, 11-13 Page 13 Katy Wasson Duluth, MN 01-08 lincoln-lakehubert.com Caroline (Haugen) Wiest New York, NY 93-98, S00- 02 800-242-1909
15AlumniRailsplitter_28pg.indd 13 12/17/14 11:25 AM LEGACY CAMPERS
CAMPER LAST NAME CAMPER FIRST NAME RESIDENCE LEGACY NAME(S)
Abbott Claire, Eric and Rachel Oklahoma City, OK Mother: Maria (Thompson) Abbott - 79-86, 05, 07, 08, S88 Ackerley Anabelle Seattle, WA Father: Chris Ackerly - 82-83 Grandfather: Barry Ackerly - 46-47 Ackerley Benjamin Seattle, WA Father: Edward Ackerly - 82-83 Grandfather: Barry Ackerly - 46-47 Adams Charlie Yardley, PA Mother: Jennifer (Calloway) Adams - 79-82, 84 Amling Mason Bartlett, IL Father: Carl Amling - 71-74, 76 Grandfather: Richard Amling - 42-43, 46 Amling Katherine Arlington, TX Father: Kurt Amling - 70-74 Grandfather: Richard Amling Sr. - 43-43, 46 Ancell Ben Glencoe, IL Mother: Briarly (Hardage) Ancell - 83 Grandmother: Allison (Price) Hardage - 55 Anderson Ben Bloomington, MN Father: J Neil Anderson - 74-80, S81 Grandmother: Kathleen (Rogers) Anderson - 40-46, S54 Anderson Ali Oklahoma City, OK Father: Murray Anderson - 85, S86-87 Anderson Groethe Gabby Minneapolis, MN Mother: Katharine (Anderson) Groethe - 82 Grandmother: Penny (Pilney) Anderson - 54 Apostle Avery Santa Rosa, CA Mother: Laura (Culbertson) Apostle - 79-80 Ashley Isabel Topeka, KS Father: Thomas Ashley - 69-70 Bagg Josh Brentwood, CA Mother: Shelly (Donovan) Bagg - 78-79, 81-86, S88-91 Father: Chris Bagg - 79-83, 85, S87-91 Grandmother: Barbare (Miller) Donovan - 56 Grandfather: Jim Bagg - 48-50 Barber Amanda Fort Collins, CO Grandmother: Ann (Barber) Doyle - 66-69 Bashaw George Tulsa, OK Father: George Bashaw III - 82-88, S89 Grandmother: Mary W Bashaw - 54 Great Grandmother: Eileen Rooney - 35 Baskerville Brandt and Clarke Rancho Mirage, CA Father: Lewis Baskerville - 59-60 Grandfather: H M Baskerville, Jr. - 32-37 Baur Caroline Helena, MT Mother: Betsy (Farny) Baur - 73 Bayley Nick and Nora Red Wing, MN Father: Douglas Bayley - 74-78 Grandfather: Bruce Bayley - 48-54, S55-59 Grandmother: Barbara (Hedin) Bayley - 50 Beasley Faith Mansfi eld, OH Father: Marc Beasley - 71 Grandfather: William Beasley - 47-52
A big camp 11, 2014, at his family’s ranch in Kansas. get to the camp counselor role as a doctor. congratulations Katie and Drew reside in Estes Park, Abby and her husband have two future to Melissa Colorado. Happy Hollowers, Charlotte (3) and Borkon (1991- Sophie (1). If you fi nd yourself in the 2001, S2004, Abby (Ford) Winkel (1992-1996, S1998) West Village, Abby invites Hubert Alums 2006), who wrote in and wanted to say hello to all of to come sing camp songs! is engaged to her Hubert ladies. She misses that time of marry Andy Alfi ero in May life, and says it does not feel that long Congratulations 2015 at the CLH Chapel. ago. Abby resides in New to SunNi (Kirby) Andy proposed to Melissa York City, but feels that (S2010-2011) at the Chapel over the 105th her heart is still at CLH. and Keith Reunion Weekend in August. She works as an OB/GYN Donaldson who and directs a residency tied the knot Drew Joseph (1997) married training program, which on August 2, Katie Sheehan on October is as close as she could 2014! SunNi WHERE ARE THEY NOW?
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CAMPER LAST NAME CAMPER FIRST NAME RESIDENCE LEGACY NAME(S)
Beatty Henry Winnetka, IL Father: William Beatty - 75-77 Mother: Janet (Moran) Beatty - 76 Benavides Torres Alberto and Sebastian Garza Garcia, Mexico Father: Alberto Benavides - 84-86 Bentley Roland St. Paul, MN Mother: Suzanne Trunnell - 89-91 Bergeson Hailey and Henry Edina, MN Father: Timothy Bergeson - S93 Bergo Lucio Lincoln, NE Mother: Tafe (Sup) Bergo - 87-89 Birdsong Wyatt Edina, MN Father: Tobert Birdsong - 85-86 Bishop Ben Palo Alto, CA Mother: Stacey (Currey) Bishop - 81-82 Blake Tess Wayzata, MN Mother: Trisha (Jacobs) Blake - 79-82, S94 Bland Rory and Sawyer St. Louis, MO Father: Jeffrey Bland - 80-81 Bonefas Will Des Moines, IA Mother: Sarah (Strief) Bonefas - 83, 91 Grandmother: Christine (Strief) Manbeck - 91-92, 95, S91 Grandfather: Frank Cownie - 96-97 Boynton Joseph and Orlando Estes Park, CO Mother: Rebecca (Howarth) Boynton - S96 Father: Damien Boynton - S95-96, 98 Bransel Luci Morris, MN Mother: Kerri Ann Barnstuble - 86-89 Grandfather: Bruce Barnstuble - 60 Breckenridge James St. Louis, MO Father: David Breckenridge - 72-74 Grandfather: Malcolm Breckenridge - 41-44 Brennan Nell Topeka, KS Mother: Mary DeCoursey - 74-78 Bringas Benavides Ale San Pedro Garza Garcia, Mexico Mother: Alejandra Benavides - 74, 76, 78 Brown Rowan Sante Fe, NM Mother: Babette (Morley) Mirabelli - 77-79 Grandmother: Barbara (Pence) Morley - 48, 51-54, S59 Great Grandfather: Edgerton Wales Kibbey - 28-30 Buchner Ruth Cammack Village, AR Grandmother: Mary (Warren) Bashaw - 54 Great Grandmother: Eileen (Rooney) Hewgley - 35 Bullington Jeanne Anne Dallas, TX Mother: Betty (Bunten) Bullington - 74-79, S81-83 Grandmother: Anne (Balock) Bunten - 47-52 Grandfather: 45-48, S49-50, 52 Butler Ethan and Grayson Blanchard, OK Mother: Leslie (Richison) Butler - 80-87 Byars Chloe and Christian Austin, TX Mother: Dana (Peterson) Byars - 78-83 Grandfather: Richard H Petersen, Jr. - 54, 56 Cammon Margot St. Louis, MO Mother: Alicia Thiel - 74-76 Campbell Chloe and Colin Washington, DC Mother: Lisa (Thompson) Campbell - 77-80, 82-83, 05, S85 Carstens Henry and Will Omaha, NE Mother: Susan (Hager) Carstens - S93-97
loves to tell Keith about camp, and her fun Congratulations to Amy and Slade summers at CLH as the Head Cook! Bradbury (1985-1990, S1999-2001, 2003) on the birth of their son, Stuart Kevin Hulbert (S2002-2007, 2009) wrote in Slade Bradbury! Stu was born March to tell us that he has taken a new job with the 3, 2014. The Bradbury Family resides Ronald McDonald House in Toronto, Canada. in Colorado. Kevin coordinates the food programs that the organization runs for the families that Katie (Tewalt) Kuenzi (1992-1998, S2002- live at the house while their children receive 2003) and her husband treatment. Kevin is thankful for everything Chris welcomed a baby he learned from Bill, Sam, Ruggs and André boy, Louie, in February as he would not have been offered the job 2014. The Kuenzi Family without the skills he learned from them. is already hoping that Louie Page 15 spends many summers on the lincoln-lakehubert.com shores of Lake Hubert! 800-242-1909
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CAMPER LAST NAME CAMPER FIRST NAME RESIDENCE LEGACY NAME(S)
Chapa Paulina San Pedro Garza Garcia, Mexico Father: Gabriel Chapa - 78-79 Chastain Kai East Gull Lake, MN Mother: Mercedes (Weeks) Chastain - 84-86 Grandfather: Cooper Weeks - 57 Ciresi Ava, Caitlin and Vincent Repulse Bay, Hong Kong Father: Adam Ciresi - 85-89 Clariond Dany Garza Garcia, Mexico Father: Federico Clariond - 83-88 Clark Georgia and Kate Edina, MN Mother: Molly (Cronin) Clark - 82-86 Clay Kristen and Samantha Dublin, CA Mother: Julie (Boos) Clay - 68-77, S83-84 Grandmother: Mary (Cote) Boos - 43-54 Great Grandfather: Brownie Cote - S19-90 Great Grandfather: George Boos - 24 Cleland Tommy Chicago, IL Father: Aric Cleland - 76-77 Grandmother: Betty (Seltsam) Cleland - 50-52 Clennan Bridget and Carrie Hinsdale, IL Mother: Ashley (Amos) Clennan - 87-93, S96 Cleworth Charlie Seattle, WA Grandfather: Barry Ackerly - 46-47 Cobb Alister Greenbrae, CA Mother: Melissa Norris - 80-83, S87 Cohan Claire and Finn Des Moines, IA Father: Richard Cohan, Jr. - 78 Cohen Abby Paris, France Mother: Suzanne (Denton) Cohen - 76 Cook Jillian and Sam Independence, MN Mother: Jeanne (Morrison) Cook - 74-75 Cote Audrey, CJ and Sam Chanhassen, MN Father: Ruggs Cote - 79-87, S88-91, 98-09 Grandfather: Sam Cote - 51-58; S60-03 Great Grandfather: Brownie Cote - S19-90 Courtney Anna Claire and Carly Edmond, OK Mother: Margaret (Gilbert) Courtney - 92-93, S97 Covin Marisse Minnetonka, MN Mother: Janie (Fink) Covin - 74-80 Cueva Garcia Andres Monterrey, Mexico Mother: Martha Garcia - 89-91 Cunningham Andrew Belvedere, CA Mother: Tracy (Peryam) Cunningham - 81-84 Dambro Maggie Las Vegas, NV Mother: Kathleen (Sanchez) Dambro - 75 Darby Andrew and James Austin, TX Mother: Christine (Echterhoff) Darby - 85 Davis Sander Oyster Bay, NY Father: Chris Davis - 77-79 Davis Trey Houston, TX Mother: Laurie (Jackson) Davis - 85-86 Grandmother: Peggy Sue (Higginbotham) Jackson - 60-62, 65 Great Grandfather: Joe M Higginbotham III - 33-35 DeGiusti Jack Oklahoma City, OK Mother: Elaine (Thompson) DeGiusti - 79-86, 05, S88 DeVore Luc and Max San Francisco, CA Mother: Ashley DeVore - 79 Diamond Spencer New York, NY Mother: Sue Hostetler - 78 Grandfather: Charles Hostetler - 52-54, S55
Kimm (Buettner) (1989-1993, 2014, baby boy in April 2014. Mark Laura Nolan (1976-1978, S1986, S1997-1999) and Tim Lucas (2014, S1988- says that Ted will be a Lincoln 1988-1990, 1992, 1995, 1989, 1995-1999) and family spent their fi rst camper in 2020 and beyond! 2002-2014) was there summer on the shores of Hubert at Family to cheer her on. A huge Camp in August. Emma mastered the low Kayla McCormick (1989- congratulations to Kayla! ropes course, while Ellie earned her Robin 1990, S1993) recently visited Hood award at Archery, and Izzy took her Minneapolis to run her fi fth Andy “Funmaster fi rst horseback ride. Tim enjoyed marathon. General” Marshall his stay at girls camp and had fun This was her (S2010-2011) married showing the girls around boys camp fi rst marathon Kristin Terrill on August with a tour from Ruggs. in Minneapolis, where 24, 2014, in Estes Park, Colorado. she fi nished with a The couple met while working in the Sophie (Lynn) (S2006-2007) and personal best in just programs department at the YMCA of Mark Hodgson (S2002-2003, 2006, under fi ve hours! Camp the Rockies. Andy and Kristin reside in 2009-2011), CL Alums, welcomed a Lake Hubert Director Louisville, Colorado. WHERE ARE THEY NOW?
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CAMPER LAST NAME CAMPER FIRST NAME RESIDENCE LEGACY NAME(S) CAMPER LAST NAME CAMPER FIRST NAME RESIDENCE LEGACY NAME(S)
Chapa Paulina San Pedro Garza Garcia, Mexico Father: Gabriel Chapa - 78-79 Dickey Alexander, Emily and John Mission Hills, KS Father: David Dickey - 81-86, S87, 91 Chastain Kai East Gull Lake, MN Mother: Mercedes (Weeks) Chastain - 84-86 Grandmother: Joyce (Murphy) Dickey - 52-56, 58, 60, S61-62 Grandfather: Cooper Weeks - 57 Dietz Louie and Ollie New York, NY Grandmother: Susan (Levin) Fleisher - 44-46 Ciresi Ava, Caitlin and Vincent Repulse Bay, Hong Kong Father: Adam Ciresi - 85-89 Dilatush Mac Chicago, IL Mother: Amy (McGill) Dilatush - 86 Clariond Dany Garza Garcia, Mexico Father: Federico Clariond - 83-88 Donaldson Amelia and Jack Melbourne Beach, FL Father: Chase Donaldson - S83-84 Clark Georgia and Kate Edina, MN Mother: Molly (Cronin) Clark - 82-86 Grandfather: Scott Donaldson - 37 Clay Kristen and Samantha Dublin, CA Mother: Julie (Boos) Clay - 68-77, S83-84 Doran Evie Minneapolis, MN Mother: Libby (Carrier) Doran - 79-84 Grandmother: Mary (Cote) Boos - 43-54 Drew Henry Edina, MN Mother: Marta (Skluzacek) Drew - 83-90, S94-96 Great Grandfather: Brownie Cote - S19-90 Duda Gia Winnetka, IL Father: Fritz Duda - 77-78 Great Grandfather: George Boos - 24 Grandmother: Mary Lee (Nagle) Duda - 53 Cleland Tommy Chicago, IL Father: Aric Cleland - 76-77 Duggan Erin Edina, MN Mother: Jennifer (Weinert) Duggan - 81, 83 Grandmother: Betty (Seltsam) Cleland - 50-52 Duplessis TJ Edmonton, Canada Mother: Vanya Edwin-Magras - S99 Clennan Bridget and Carrie Hinsdale, IL Mother: Ashley (Amos) Clennan - 87-93, S96 Durbin Collin and Holly Fargo, ND Mother: Anne (Hastings) Durbin - 87-88, S92-94 Cleworth Charlie Seattle, WA Grandfather: Barry Ackerly - 46-47 Grandmother: Sheila (Kenyon) Hastings - 57-66, S67-69 Cobb Alister Greenbrae, CA Mother: Melissa Norris - 80-83, S87 Durham Bea Minnetonka, MN Mother: Sara (Kind) Durham - 78-79, 83 Cohan Claire and Finn Des Moines, IA Father: Richard Cohan, Jr. - 78 Grandfather: Allan Kind - S78-79 Cohen Abby Paris, France Mother: Suzanne (Denton) Cohen - 76 Dyer Hunter and Makalynne Fort Collins, CO Mother: Stacey (McLain) Dyer - 85-89, S91-94, 96, 07-14 Cook Jillian and Sam Independence, MN Mother: Jeanne (Morrison) Cook - 74-75 Father: Mike Dyer - S91-98, 08 Cote Audrey, CJ and Sam Chanhassen, MN Father: Ruggs Cote - 79-87, S88-91, 98-09 Eaton Eliza Nashville, TN Mother: Molly (Crook) Eaton - 82-86 Grandfather: Sam Cote - 51-58; S60-03 Grandmother: Nancy (Ferrier) Crook - 52-57 Great Grandfather: Brownie Cote - S19-90 Elizondo Perez Eva and Fernando Monterrey, Mexico Father: Fernando Elizondo - 84-85 Courtney Anna Claire and Carly Edmond, OK Mother: Margaret (Gilbert) Courtney - 92-93, S97 Elmquist Brooke and Hillary Woodinville, WA Mother: Jill Brubaker - 78-85, S88-90 Covin Marisse Minnetonka, MN Mother: Janie (Fink) Covin - 74-80 Father: Will Elmquist - S88-90 Cueva Garcia Andres Monterrey, Mexico Mother: Martha Garcia - 89-91 Grandmother: Nancy (Ogle) Brubaker - 53-56 Cunningham Andrew Belvedere, CA Mother: Tracy (Peryam) Cunningham - 81-84 Engen Sarah Austin, TX Mother: Mary Miley Engen - 77-79 Dambro Maggie Las Vegas, NV Mother: Kathleen (Sanchez) Dambro - 75 Falkers Bekka Tipton, IA Mother: Melissa (Berglund) Falkers - 86 Darby Andrew and James Austin, TX Mother: Christine (Echterhoff) Darby - 85 Fallon Kahleb Iowa City, IA Mother: Cornelia Lang - 82-89 Davis Sander Oyster Bay, NY Father: Chris Davis - 77-79 Grandmother: Gretchen (Chesley) Lang - 50 Davis Trey Houston, TX Mother: Laurie (Jackson) Davis - 85-86 Fangman Eli Fox Point, WI Father: John Fangman - 77-78 Grandmother: Peggy Sue (Higginbotham) Jackson - 60-62, 65 Faryniarz Robbie Riverside, CT Mother: Julie (Kully) Faryniarz - 78-79 Great Grandfather: Joe M Higginbotham III - 33-35 Feiner Rebecca Greenwich, CT Mother: Betsy (Witwer) Feiner - 81-90, S92 DeGiusti Jack Oklahoma City, OK Mother: Elaine (Thompson) DeGiusti - 79-86, 05, S88 Grandmother: Jeanne (Garlinghouse) Witwer - 52-57, 81-83, S59 DeVore Luc and Max San Francisco, CA Mother: Ashley DeVore - 79 Ferguson Carl, Georgia, Nazareth, PA Mother: Rachael (Kelly) Ferguson - 81-89, S91-94 Diamond Spencer New York, NY Mother: Sue Hostetler - 78 Jack and Owen Grandmother: Anne (Nilsen) Kelly - 61-62 Grandfather: Charles Hostetler - 52-54, S55
“We love the traditional values that camp has offered each As Andy Marshall (S2010-2011) was to Denver and year. It has made for lasting married during the 105th Anniversary surprised Andy in friendships between girls.” Reunion Weekend, a number of camp early November alumni were not able to attend. Without for a fun-fi lled – Lori C., 2014 Parent Andy’s knowledge, and with the help weekend! There from his amazing wife, Kristin, Camp really is nothing Alumni, Chris McNeely (S2008- like a good surprise and 2011), Ferris Meuli (1999-2002, a weekend fi lled with reminiscing S2009-2010), Randi about camp! Hartman (1998-2004, S2009-2011), Ian New Kate (Dixon) Lambert (1989-1997, (2004-2007, S2009- S2000-2001) and her husband Joshua, 2014), Cody Pleinis, welcomed a baby boy, Bradley Page 17 and Eric Saathoff Lambert, on August 5, 2014. lincoln-lakehubert.com (S2005-2011) fl ew 800-242-1909
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CAMPER LAST NAME CAMPER FIRST NAME RESIDENCE LEGACY NAME(S)
Figge Betsy and Michael Chestnut Hill, MA Father: Michael Figge - 78-82 Grandfather: John Figge - 47-50 Fisher Chris Hillsborough, CA Mother: Susan (Armacost) Fisher - 77-81 Flakne Hutton Denver, CO Mother: Amy Flakne - 88 Flanagan Josie and Julia Edina, MN Mother: Amy (Pohlmann) Flanagan - 83, 88-89, S93 Grandmother: Mary (Lujack) Pohlmann - 60-62 Fowle Dillon and Jackson Rye, NY Mother: Amy (Bloom) Fowle - 87-91, S96-97 Grandmother: Martha (Lichty) Bloom - S68 Great Grandfather: Bob Lichty - 42 Fowler Brady and Kaya Winter Park, CO Grandfather: Charles Rex Fowler - 51-52 Grandmother: Candy Lee - 54-55 Fox Jaden Kailua, HI Father: John Fox - 77-79 Grandfather: James Fox - 54, 56-57 Franden Jack and William Tulsa, OK Father: Robert Franden - 80-82 Friedman Jesse Beverly Hills, CA Grandfather: Henry Friedman - 55-57 Frisch Stephanie and Stevie Saint Paul, MN Father: Mark Frisch - 78 Fry Meredith San Francisco, CA Mother: Jennifer Brokaw - 77-80 Grandmother: Meredith (Auld) Brokaw - 53 Gainer Caroline Wilmette, IL Mother: Meredith (Franden) Gainer - 84-85, 87 Gambach Emma Wayzata, MN Mother: Elizabeth (Burritt) Gamback - 83 Garcia Martinez Enrique San Pedro Garza Garcia, Mexico Father: Enrique Garcia - 83-87 Garcia Martinez Gonzalo, Pato, Pico and Rebe Mexico City, Mexico Father: Gonzalo Garcia - 80-81, 85, 87 Garner Clara and McKinley Edina, MN Father: Hart Garner - 84-90, S94, 98-99 George Caroline and Molly Arlington, VA Mother: Melinda (Griffi th) George - 81-83 Grandfather: Lawrence Griffi th - 50-51, 53, S55-57, 60 Getchell Clara and Elena Forest Lake, MN Father: Greg Getchell - 83-84, S87, 89-91, 93-97 Grandfather: Bruce Getchell - S75-77, 79-95, 97-99 Gilbertson Joy Eden Prairie, MN Mother: Wendy (Legg) Gilbertson - 84-91, S93-98 Gitchell Eloise, Gray and Owen Breezy Point, MN Mother: Amy (Cantwell) Gitchell - 84-87, S95-97 Father: Marty Gitchell - S92-14 Goblirsch Maddie Jo Wayzata, MN Mother: Elisabeth Trach - 71-73 Gokey William Laurel Hollow, NY Father: Timothy Gokey - 70-75 Gonzalez Mattei Juan Pablo, Paloma and Tomy San Pedro Garza Garcia, Mexico Mother: Samantha Mattei - 84-85 Gonzalez Sada Isaac and Miros San Pedro Garza Garcia, Mexico Mother: Jessica Sada - 80-81 Grandfather: Jaime Sada - 58-60
Lisa (Corchran) Hake (1981, 1984, alums this summer while spending time at into CLH Alum Sara (Lein) Thomas 1986-1990, S1992-1994, 2012) had a Lake Hubert. Lisa loves to see so many (1990-1995) and her twins at toddler great reunion with friends and fellow alums sending their children to CL and gymnastics class. Mandy and Sara alums Marta (Skluzacek) Drew (1983- CLH these days! had not seen each other in 20 years, 1990) S1994-1996), Rachael Kelly but instantly recognized each other, (1981-1989, S1991-1994) and Betsy Mandy (Campbell) and picked up where they left off. (Witwer) Feiner (1981-1990, S1992) the Kontos (1991-1999, Sara commented “the bonds from night before they picked up their kiddos S2001-2002) and Lake Hubert are like no other.” from camp this her husband live in Mandy and Sara realized they live summer. Aurora, Illinois, with fi ve minutes from each other, and Lisa was their future CLH look forward to more impromptu also lucky camper, Brooklyn, reunions with both families! enough to age two. Mandy is a high school see many teacher, and when not at school, is busy Sean Boileau (S1997-2000) is a Clinical other camp with their daughter. She recently bumped Psychologist at the Palo Alto VA Hospital WHERE ARE THEY NOW?
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Goss Emma Rochester, MN Mother: Margaret (Beaham) Goss - 81 Gottlieb Evie and Olivia Chesterfi eld, MO Grandfather: Dick Gottlieb - 57 Grabowski Grace Ann Arbor, MI Mother: Marjo (Joseph) Grabowski - 84-85, 90-93, S96-97 Grandmother: Brenda Brown - 59-63, S65-66, 69 Grandfather: Alan Joseph - 61, S65-66, 69 Graif Julia Minneapolis, MN Father: Joseph Graif - 69 Green Everett and Miley Lincoln, NE Mother: Shauna (Fleming) Green - S94-99 Griffi n Jack Oklahoma City, OK Father: David Griffi n - 77-80 Grandfather: Jay Wilkinson - 51-57 Great Grandfather: Bud Wilkinson - S36-39, 51 Griffi n Grace Wayzata, MN Mother: Kim (Stricker) Griffi n - 76-77 Groethe Penny Minneapolis, MN Mother: Matharine (Anderson) Groethe - 82 Grandmother: Penny (Pilney) Anderson - 54 Gruidl Will Edina, MN Mother: Susan (Pierson) Gruidl - 82 Grandmother: Caryl (Kelly) Pierson - 46-47 Guajardo Sada Jorge Washington, DC Father: Jorge Guarjado - 84 Gundy Gretta and Wyatt St. Louis Park, MN Mother: Polly (Cote) Gundy - 81-90, S92-95 Father: Darrin Gundy - S99 Grandfather: Sam Cote - 51-58 Great Grandfather: Brownie Cote - S19-90 Gunther Addison and Annalise Edina, MN Mother: Amy (Bruning) Gunther - 87-89 Hahn Anika and Zachary Orono, MN Mother: Leslie (Barry) Hahn - 79 Hake Margaret Salida, CO Mother: Lisa (Corchran) Hake - 81, 84, 86-90, S92-94 Grandfather: Charles E Corchran, Jr. - 49-50, 52, 55-57, S59, 61-63 Great Grandmother: Vera (Rogers) Corchran - 29-36, S38 Hamilton Lucy Houston, TX Mother: Melissa (Britting) Harbison - 80-81, 84 Grandfather: Dean Britting 54-56 Harbison Maddy and Teddy Overland Park, KS Mother: Dustyn (Britting) Harbison - 80-81, 84 Grandfather: Dean Britting - 54-56 Harmening Miles Edina, MN Mother: Kristen Opsahl - S91 Harmon Emily Dillon, CO Mother: Kelley (Holt) Harmon - 78-82 Harry Duncan Omaha, NE Mother: Christine (Owen) Harry - 78-80 Father: Robert Harry - 78-79
in California. Dr. Boileau specializes in The Meyerdirk kiddos were recently all addiction consultation and treatment and is spotted together in Kansas City. Johnny an adjunct professor at Antioch University in Meyerdirk (1994-1999, 2007) is a student Los Angeles. and resides in San Francisco. Tyler Meyerdirk (1988-1996, 2007) also lives in Duane Nelson (S1973-1975) wrote in to let us San Francisco and is engaged to be married know how much he enjoys reading the Alumni in June 2015. Libby (Meyerdirk) Sullivan eNewsletter. Duane is a retired elementary (1993-1999, 2007) and her husband Brady school teacher and resides in Kingman, are in Kansas City, where they are busy Arizona, where he taught third grade for with their four boys, Wheeler, Tate, Teddy 21 years. Duane stays busy as he is now the and Henry. Pete Meyerdirk (1989-1996, State President of the Arizona School Retirees 2007, S1997-1999) and his wife Lizzie also Association. He remembers his days at Camp live in San Francisco, and are busy with Page 19 Lincoln fondly during the time that he was a their newborn son Jack, born April 2014. lincoln-lakehubert.com student at Bemidji State University. Another generation of Meyerdirks will be 800-242-1909
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Hemingway James Houston, TX Mother: Amy (Greenwood) Hemingway - 77, 79-81 Grandmother: Donna Norquist-Dickson - 54-55, 57-59 Hendren Spencer Mission Hills, KS Father: John Hendren - 82-85 Herbrechtsmeyer Abbie and Connor Lino Lakes, MN Father: Jon Herbrechtsmeyer - 80-81 Grandfather: JR Herbrechtsmeyer - 50, 52 Herbrechtsmeyer Anna Charles City, IA Father: Kurt Herbrechtsmeyer - 76-77 Grandfather: WG Herbrechtsmeyer - 47-48 Hettinger Hunter and Laurel Weston, MA Father: Peter Hettinger - 78-81 Hicks Ashton and Emmie Niwot, CO Mother: Susan Hicks - 74-83, S85-90 Hinken Maryellen Albuquerque, NM Mother: Claire (Lennahan) Hinken - 84-88 Hockman Hannah and Whitney Bloomfi eld Hills, MI Mother: Jill (Shadick) Hockman - S88 Hodder Abby and Alan Chanhassen, MN Father: Mark Hodder - 77, S81 Hoefel Adam Boulder, CO Mother: Amanda Prentiss - 84-85 Grandmother: Suzanne (O’Keefe) Pauni - 39 Hooper Brooks Atlanta, GA Father: Tim Hooper - 79-81 Grandfather: Charles Hooper - 54-56, 62, S63, 65 Houston Braden and Schuyler Iowa City, IA Mother: Mandi (Bailey) Houston - 82-86, S90-93 Father: Ryder Houston - S85-86, 88-93 Huemoeller Evan Owatonna, MN Father: Jon Huemoeller - 85-87 Grandfather: Bryce Huemoeller - 57 Humphries Cate and Owen London, England Mother: Emily Goldner - 81-83 Grandfather: Mike Goldner - 52-54, 59 Jackson Sarah Little Rock, AR Mother: Julie (Griffi ths) Jackson - S86 James Kyle Winnetka, IL Father: Warren James - 73 Jeansonne Laura Marie Franklin, TN Mother: Melanie (Jackson) Jeansonne - 86-89, S92 Grandmother: Meredith (Province) Saer - 61-62, 64, S89 Great Grandmother: Corrie (Conkling) Province - 34-35 Jensen Luke Salt Lake City, UT Mother: Leslie (Tennyson) Jensen - 79-80 Grandmother: Alison (Driffi th) Tennyson - 50 Johnson Sally and Tate Fort Collins, CO Father: Mark Johnson - 80-81; Grandmother Jean (Aitken) Johnson - 50-52 Johnson Case and Cole Dallas, TX Father: Matthew Johnson - 88 Johnson Zara Westwood Hills, KS Grandmother: Judith (Field) Miller - 54
on the shores of Lake Hubert in a couple in Chicago. A huge contingent of Camp Wetherell, Andrew Wetherell (1993- more years! Pictured left to right: Johnny, Lincoln and Camp Lake Hubert former 1998), Michael Robbins (1994-1999, Libby, Pete and Tyler. campers and staff attended their wedding S2001-2004), Robert Bogart (1986- last summer. Pictured left to right: Jake 1991, S2001), Stephen Wetherell (2000- Andrew Wetherell (1993-1999, S2001- Abel (S2001-2006), Elizabeth Clayburgh 2001) and John Osborn 2002) married Sophia Aduana in June (1995-1997), Mary Osborn (1963-1964), (1963-1964). 2014. The couple resides Michael Wetherell (1998-2004), Patricia Textor (1987-1996, Congratulations to S2001), Janet Osborn (1961, Jenna (Campbell) 1963-1964), David Newman Allerson (S2008- (S1999-2006, 2008-2014), 2012) and her André Brewer (S1990-2014), husband on the birth Tracie Newman (S2008- of their son, Owen, 2014), Chris (Bama) Moore born this fall. (S2000-2001, 2004), Sophia WHERE ARE THEY NOW?
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Johnson Caroline and Jane Denver, CO Mother: Jennifer (Joseph) Johnson - 83-85, 90-92, S94, 96-97 Father: Scott Johnson - S91-97, 99 Grandmother: Brenda Brown - 59-63, S65-66, 69 Grandfather: Alan Joseph - 61, S65-66, 69 Grandmother: Sherry (Wickliff) Johnson - S62 Grandfather: Charlie Johnson - 56, S60-62 Jones Maya Eden Prairie, MN Mother: Carolyn (Boos) Jones - 72-80 Grandmother: Mother (Cote) Boos - 43-54, S57 Great Grandfather: George Boos - 24 Great Grandfather: Brownie Cote - S19-90 Kapples John Wellesley Grandfather: Larry Rooney - 37-38 Keir Holly Sleepy Hollow, IL Mother: Elizabeth (Estes) Keir - 78-84, 08 Grandmother: Marilyn (Anderson) Estes - 58-59, S66 Keller Audrey Naples, FL Mother: Ann (Lundblad) Keller - 75-76, 78 Kelly Andy and Christo Wilmette, IL Mother: Kristan (Seyfarth) Kelly - 80-82, S85-86, 91 Kelly Nolan Houston, TX Mother: Rebecca (Shannon) Kelly - 87-88 Kelly Kaitlyn Boca Raton, FL Mother: Sherry (Buh) Kelly - 69 Kerber Grace Lakeville, MN Mother: Lynn (Mulrooney) Kerber - 74-76 Kiecker Evan Excelsior, MN Mother: Sarah (Flom) Kiecker - 70-72 Klinefelter Scott Shorewood, MN Father: Jeff Klinefelter - 77-78 Knaggs Caroline and Frances Austin, TX Father: Bart Knaggs - 76-78, 82-83, S85-89 Grandmother: Joan (Wright) Knaggs - 50-56, S57 Knaggs Isabella Evergreen, CO Mother: Rhiannon (Owen) Knaggs - S94 Father: David Knaggs - 82-86, S89, 91, 93-95 Grandmother: Joan (Wright) Knaggs - 50-56, S57 Knaus Tommy Deerfi eld, IL Mother: Reagan (Smith) Knaus - 79-84 Grandmother: Linda (Jensen) Smith - 52-59, S60 Koonce Mason Excelsior, MN Great Grandfather: Edwill Fisher - 09-10 Kryska Kingsley San Francisco, CA Mother: Sarah McCourt - 77-78, 80-81 Kully Will Washington, DC Father: David Kully - 78-82, S86 Kurilla Keyahna Lakeshore, MN Father: Michael Kurilla - 89, 91 Kurtzman Hannah, Kate and Libby Nisswa, MN Father: Chris Kurtzman - 83 Kuster Jack Prospect, KY Father: Robson Kuster - 82-88, S92 Grandmother: Nancy (Miller) Kuster - 57-60 Lambert Audrey Kansas City, MO Father: Jonathan Lambert - 72-74 Grandfather: Sanders Lambers, Jr. 42-46
IN MEMORIAM REMEMBERING CAMP FRIENDS WHO PASSED IN 2014 “We really liked the wide variety of activities, and the control that the campers had with their schedules.” Nancy (Everett) Bredemus - 38-50, S51 Alex Davis - 97 – Shannon F., 2014 Parent Robert Allan Falk - 42, 45, 47, 50 Doug Fredlund - S95 Joseph Martin “Mart” Higginbotham IV - 54-59, 84, S60-61 Paul Jacobs - 80 Sherry (Wickliff) Johnson - S62 Martha “Marty” (Whitmore) Morrison - 56, 58-61, S61-62, 80 Sam Thorpe III - 42, 45, 47, 50 Page 21 lincoln-lakehubert.com 800-242-1909
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Lang-Fallon Amelia Iowa City, IA Mother: Cornelia Lang - 82-89 Grandmother: Gretchen (Chesley) Lang - 50 Lebowitz Gilli Dallas, TX Mother: Randi Jacobs - 77-82, S90 Lee Pace Dallas, TX Mother: Melinda (Wilkinson) Lee - 77-80 Grandfather: Pat Wilkinson - 51-53 Great Grandfather: Bud Wilkinson - S36, 38-39, 51 Lesher Caroline and Graham Washington, DC Mother: Kristin (Stewart) Lesher - 82-87 Leu Maggie San Francisco, CA Mother: Elizabeth (Crowell) Leu - 86-88 Lifson Daniel Mound, MN Father: Carey Lifson - 71-77 Lind Ellie Evanston, IL Father: Christopher Lind - 77 Lionetti Cecelia Edina, MN Mother: Bridget (Cronin) Lionetti - 82-86 Lizarraga Ariana Spring, TX Father: Jose Lizarraga - 75 Locke Cate Western Springs, IL Mother: Heather (Whittemore) Locke - 80-82 Lopez De La Torre Eugenio San Pedro Garza Garcia, Mexico Father: Ernesto Lopez Clariond - 79-84 Lopez Elizondo Fer San Pedro Garza Garcia, Mexico Mother: Veronica Elizondo - 85-86, 88-89 Lyman Gary Wilmette, IL Father: Garrett Lyman - 81-82 Grandfather: James G Lyman - 55-56 MacKenzie Margot, Phoebe and Sarah Englewood, CO Mother: Suzanne (Grant) MacKenzie - 78-81 Mahoney Colin, Kelly and Riley Omaha, NE Mother: Catherine Mahoney - 75-78 Maldonado Benitez Raul and Roby Monterrey, Mexico Mother: Veronica Benitez - 88 Maldonado Sistos Bosco Dallas, TX Father: Jose Maldonado - 78-82, 84 Manne CJ Leawood, KS Mother: Terre Manne: 60-66 Manuel Abby and Gracie Houston, TX Mother: Katherine Hjerpe - 92 Marden Ella Chicago, IL Mother: Erica Beutler - 80-83 Margulis James Boulder, CO Mother: Martha Hall - 80-82 Grandfather: Peter T Hall - 50-52 Marshall Sophia Houston, TX Mother: Jeannette (Goodrum) Marshall - 78-79 Martinez Cat Baton Rouge, LA Mother: Elizabeth (Trent) McDowell - 87-88, 91 Martini Molly Independence, MN Father: Lee Martini - 75-80, 83, S84 Grandfather: Robert Martini - S56-59 Grandmother: Susan (Cornell) Martini - 51-56, S57-59 Martin-Laborda Marina and Santiago Garza Garcia, Mexico Mother: Elena Rodriguez - 78-79 Marton Campbell and Ryan Winnetka, IL Mother: Cathy (Birkeland) Marton - 82 Mason Kate Utica, KY Mother: Marlys (Rogers) Mason - 81-90, S92-98 Grandmother: Karen (Sinclair) Callis - 58-62, S66-68 Grandfather: Bob K Rogers - 53-60, S61-66 Great Grandfather: Fred Rogers - S26-01 Great Great Grandfather: Dr. William Rogers - S27-64 Great Great Grandmother: Grace Rogers - S27-68 McCarthy Kathryn and Maggie Houston, TX Mother: Suzanne (Sklar) McCarthy - 85, 87 McClellan Georgia Manchester, VT Mother: Krista (Lamprich) McClellan - 86-89 McDonough Henry and Malcolm Rancho Santa Fe, CA Mother: Marcia (McMillan) McDonough - 78-82 Grandmother: Florence (Dalrymple) McMillan - 50 Great Grandfather: John S Dalrymple - 24-25 McKeown Anne Longmeadow Mother: Sara (Carrier) McKeown - 73-80, S82
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McLean Meriwether Memphis, TN Mother: Margaret (Craddock) McLean - 86-87 McLiney Andrew and Peter Overland Park, KS Mother: Carrie (Wooten) McLiney - 87-89, 92 McNulty Jack Boulder, CO Grandfather: Jack Clevenger - 57-59 Meek Alex Washington, DC Mother: Kate (Hull) Meek - 82-86 Grandfather: Hadlai Hull - 49-50 Meyer Garza Mila Garza Garcia, Mexico Mother: Fabiola Garza - 83 Miakisheva Kristina Thornhill, Canada Mother: Yuliya (Pogretskaya) Miakisheva - S97-98 Father: Artem Miakichev - S93-98 Mills Christian and Travis Vail, CO Father: Travis Mills - 74-76 Mitchell Regan Aspen, CA Grandmother: Lynnett (Ayers) Pelz - 55-56 Montemayor Javier and Ricardo Austin, TX Father: Javier Montemayor - 90 Moreaux Hannah and Jack Manhattan, MT Mother: Cindy (Richison) Moreaux - 78-85 Morley Peyton Edina, MN Grandmother: Barbara (Pence) Morley - 48, 51-54, S59 Great Grandfather: Edgerton Wales Kibbey - 28-30 Morrison Ginny and Tully Long Lake, MN Mother: Dana (Sando) Morrison - 85 Morrow Bryce, Peyton and Tate Omaha, NE Grandfather: Bruce Lauritzen - 52-55 Morrow Izzie and Val Austin, TX Mother: Melissa (Greenwood) Marrow - 75-80 Grandmother: Donna (Norquist) Norquist-Dixon - 54-55, 57-59 Mowry Robert Carmel, CA Mother: Lisa (Ragan) Mowry - 81 Grandmother: Sue (Whitting) Ragan - 55-56, 58 Mueller Henry and Liam Stillwater, MN Mother: Susan (Feinberg) Mueller - 74-75 Grandmother: Dorothy (Coddon) Feinberg - 44-46 Muldoon Angus and Lydia Long Lake, MN Mother: Samantha (Capen) Muldoon - 77-80 Grandfather: Gary Gapen - 46-50, 52 Mulrooney Brianna and Caleb Germantown, TN Father: Dan Mulrooney - 74-76, 79, 81 Munoz Alana Las Vegas, NV Mother: Tania (Elguezbal) Munoz - 81-82 Murray Sue-Sue Mission Hills, KS Mother: Karen (Bublitz) Murray - 75-80 Navarro Megan Moline, IL Mother: Sarah (McNamara) Navarro - 73-74 Nawn Henry Skillman, NJ Mother: Ann (Figge) Nawn - 79-82 Grandfather: John Figge, Sr. - 47-50 Newman Paige St. Louis Park, MN Mother: Amy (Lifson) Newman - 72-78 Nicholson Claire Minneapolis, MN Father: Michael Nicholson - 85-89, 91-93 Nolan Gavin Franklin, IN Father: Matthew G Nolan - 77-78 Nygaard Lauren and Nicholas Prior Lake, MN Father: Scott Nygaard - 78-83 Odell Marissa Roswell, GA Father: Jeff Odell - 72-74 O’Keefe Abby, Ben and Connor Highlands Ranch, CO Mother: Karen (Kully) O’Keefe - S90 O’Neil Finn Boulder, CO Grandfather: Fred Turner - 42, 44 Opp Charlotte Edina, MN Grandfather: Stephen Nelson - 48-52, 55 Orloff Kenzie Thousand Oaks, CA Father: Christopher Orloff - 81-85, S88 O’Shaughnessy Audrey and Caroline Kansas City, MO Grandfather: Patrick O’Shaughnessy - 55, 57 Palumbo Sofi a Denver, CO Mother: Cynthia Wang - 78, 81 Papenfuss Milla Omaha, NE Father: Jason Papenfuss - 89-90 Peace Natalie Lincoln, NE Father: Gill Peace - 79-83 Perkins Coulter Denver, CO Mother: Alison (Stamper) Perkins - 86-90 Peter Cecily New Canaan, CT Mother: Julia (Ballentine) Peter - 80-82
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Peterson Grace Tulsa, OK Mother: Christine Franden - 77-80 Peterson Helen Kenilworth, IL Mother: Katherine (Hagenah) Peterson - 81 Pfohl Lizzy Hopkins, MN Mother: Melinda (Nelson) Pfohl - S88 Porter Lilly Brussels, Belgium Grandfather: Kirk Davidson - 44 Porter Cella Edina, MN Mother: Angie (Crowley) Porter - 85 Post Carter and Emily Broomfi eld, CO Mother: Sarah (Stephenson) Post - S93 Preuss Peyton and Taylor Leawood, KS Mother: Sarah Jane (Cacil) Preuss - 86-90 Price Addison and Olivia Denver, CO Mother: Connie (Savor) Price - 82-84 Prisendorf Jack Wayzata, MN Mother: Mary Morrison - 78-79 Pyle Ainsley Wilmette, IL Father: Richard Judson Pyle - 83, 85 Qian Xiao Saipan, N. Mariana Islands Father: Ken O’Harnett - 57-59, S64-65 Rahn Sophia Minneapolis, MN Mother: Sara (Stoffel) Rahn - 85 Grandmother: Catherine (Stoffel) Wilson - 59-68, S69 Randolph Harper Wayzata, MN Mother: Sarah (Bangert) Randolph - 84-87, S92-93 Great Grandfather: Bob Tenner - 34 Rasmussen Jacob Chanhassen, MN Father: Leif Rasmussen - 75-76 Grandfather: Duane Rasmussen - 38-43, 45, S48-50 Reichert Brady Wilmette, IL Grandfather: Tom Reichert - S59 Reppenhagen Lauren Edina, MN Mother: Molly (Wright) Reppenhagen - 80-81 Reuder Leo Hopkins, MN Mother: Katie (Rogers) Reuder - 79-83, S87-89 Grandfather: Fred Rogers, Jr. - 45-55, S56-59 Great Grandfather: Fred Rogers, Sr. - S25-02 Great Great Grandfather: Dr. William Rogers - S27-64 Great Great Grandmother: Grace Rogers - S27-68 Revy Cecily and Max Highlands Ranch, CO Mother: Jennifer Lisle - 74-76, 78-79 Reynolds Annie, Caroline and Gordon Denver, CO Mother: Abby (Gordon) Reynolds - 83-85 Richardson Sofi e Edina, MN Mother: Staci (Erickson) Richardson - 82 Grandmother: Susan (Banner) Erickson - 52, 58 Grandfather: Neal Erickson - 54 Ricker Will Hinsdale, IL Mother: Kelly (Miller) Ricker - 86 Grandmother: Lee (Bennett) Miller - 62-64 Riley Austin Tucson, AZ Mother: Sheryl Riley - 74 Riviere Charles and Victorie Lyon, France Mother: Anne-France Palthey - 82-83 Robertson Charlotte New York, NY Mother: Cindy O’Hagan - 77-78, 80, 82-85, S87 Rogers Laura and Molly Lakewood, CO Father: Fred V Rogers III - 79-86, S90-92 Grandmother: Andrea (Noren) Rogers - S60 Great Grandfather: Fred Rogers - S26-01 Great Great Grandfather: Dr. William Rogers - S27-64 Great Great Grandmother: Grace Rogers - S27-68 Roney John John Mission Hills, KS Father: John Roney - 67-73, S74-76 Grandmother: Joan (Purdy) Roney - 34-36, 39-41 Rubel Vanessa Bellevue, WA Mother: Sienna (Hartfi eld) Rubel - 89 Grandmother: Jane (Scheel) Hartfi eld - 68-69 Rubinger Chloe Wayzata, MN Mother: Niki (Bell) Rubinger - 84-88 Father: Adam Rubinger - 83-86
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Russian Henry and Lily Old Greenwich, CT Mother: Brice (Barry) Russian - 80-82 Grandfather: Richard Barry - 56-59 Ryder Weatherly Midlothian, VA Grandfather: Donald Koons - 49 Sacchi Giorgio and Giovanna Lidingo, Sweden Father: Paolo Sacchi - 80 Sampsell-Jones Evie Minneapolis, MN Mother: Sara (Sampsell) Sampsell-Jones - 83-88 Grandmother: Margie (Young) Sampsell - 57-67, S68 Great Grandmother: Evelyn (Sponberg) Young - S37-89 Great Grandfather: Gus Young - S35-55 Sands Courtenay and Kathryn Dallas, TX Father: John Bunker Sands - 61-63 Sands Emily Englewood, CO Grandfather: David Bornhoeft - 59 Schroedel Anna and Natalie Holualoa, HI Mother: Jenny (Young) Schroedel - 86-89 Grandmother: Lois (Garrison) Young - 55-59 Grandfather: Tim Young: S60, 62 Schulz Annie Hinsdale, IL Mother: Kelly Summerwill - 75-76 Schuster Kedzie and Summer Lake Forest, IL Father: Fred Schuster - 76-77 Grandmother: Judy (Wright) Schuster - 54-55 Great Grandmother: Jean (Duncan) Wright - S50-61, 63 Scott Sid Omaha, NE Mother: Amy Scott - 70-75 Grandmother: Carolyn (Falk) Scott - 42, 46-49 Segall Katie Evanston, IL Mother: Carrie (Goldman) Segall - 84-89 Seidel Maggie and Molly Edina, MN Mother: Anne (Linvill) Seidel - 79-83 Selden Anna and Olivia Ft. Lauderdale, FL Father: Will Selden - 68-74 Sijapati Soren Fairfi eld, PA Mother: Megan (Adamson) Sijapati - 85 Simon Henry Pacifi c Palisades, CA Great Grandfather: Bradford Cook - 49 Simon Charlotte New York, NY Mother: Andrea (Brokaw) Simon - 77-81 Grandmother: Meredith (Auld) Brokaw - 53 Smith Graham Chagrin Falls, OH Grandmother: Jean (Coates) Smith - 49-52 Smith Lauren Eden Prairie, MN Mother: Dana (Carlson) Smith - 78-82 Grandfather: Robert, Jr. Carlson - 56-57 Solano Tom Akron, IN Mother: Sarah Baker-Solano - 72-75, 77-78 Spiller Abbott and Tobin Minneapolis, MN Mother: Jennifer (Herman) Spiller - 84-86 Stackpole Kai and Trey Brooklyn, NY Mother: Jessica Henson - 82-83 Stokes Mae Lincoln, NE Father: Christopher Stokes - 81, 83-84 Mother: Paige Duncan - 78 Grandmother: Judy (Peterson) Stokes - 55-56 Step-Mother: Alisha (Starnes) Stokes - S97 Stowe Hannah and Sophie North Kingstown, RI Mother: Margaret (Bradbury) Stowe - 85-91, S93 Stringer Sully Denver, CO Mother: Amanda (Lyon) Stinger - 90-94, S99 Stuart Charles and Edward Edina, MN Father: Scott Stuart, Jr. - 79, 81, 83 Grandfather: Scott Stuart - 65 Great Grandfather: Jim Stuart - 29-30 Sumner Wes Minneapolis, MN Father: Eric Summer - 84-85, S92 Sund Ingrid Wayzata, MN Mother: Carolyn (Falk) Sund - 76-77, 79, S84, 86-87 Grandfather: Robert Falk - 42, 45, 47, 50 Svolos Billy and Michael Omaha, NE Mother: Carol (Anderson) Svolos - 71-72
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CAMPER LAST NAME CAMPER FIRST NAME RESIDENCE LEGACY NAME(S)
Swan Antigonee New Castle, CO Mother: Elizabeth Roberts - 92 Swanson Eleanor and Noah Wayzata, MN Mother: Claire (Goldstein) Swanson - 90-94, S99 Tarry Allie Charlotte, MT Mother: Ellen (Fletcher) Tarry - 74-78, S82, 85 Grandmother: Marjorie (Hahn) Fletcher - 47-52 Taylor Drew and Maddie Stevensville, MD Father: Matthew Taylor - 85-86, 88-89, 91, S92-96 Thayer Celia St. Louis, MO Mother: Catherine (Lambright) Thayer - 88-90 Grandfather: Steve Lambright - 54-57 Theisen Taylor Owatonna, MN Grandmother: Barbara Theisen - S08-09, 11-14 Thompson Sophie St. Louis, MO Mother: Elisabeth (Cobaugh) Thompson - 85-89 Thorpe Olivia Minneapolis, MN Father: Frank Thorpe - 74-75, 77-79 Grandfather: Frank A Thorpe - 46 Grandmother: Mary (Worthington) Mease - 47, 49-52, 54 Trevino Perez Hernan Monterrey, Mexico Father: Hernan Trevino - 88 Tufty Isabelle Sioux City, IA Mother: Juliana (Tufty) Cain - 94-95, 97-98 Tyson Willie Oconomowoc, WI Mother: Caroline (Roughton) Tyson - 77, 79-80, S82-83, 88 Ungvarsky Adam Lincoln, NE Step-Mother: Jennifer (Sievers) Ungvarsky - 79-82 Van Buren Gram Glendale, CA Father: Matt Van Buren - S88 Vega Bortoni Andres and Ernesto San Pedro Garza Garcia, Mexico Father: Ernesto Vega - 85 Vidal Max Denver, CO Mother: Leslie (Beasley) Vidal - 84 Villarreal Adame Ale Monterrey, Mexico Mother: Patricia Adame 87-90 Voehl Ashton Eden Prairie, MN Father: Tom Voehl - 77-78, 80 von Rheinbaben Constantin and Ferdi Tutzing, German Father: Richard von Rheinbaben - 76 Wanamaker Amelia, Emma Jane and Hunter Atlanta, GA Grandfather: Jim Tolbert - 45-49 Waters Anna and Nathan Columbia, MO Father: Andy Waters - 79, 81-84 Grandfather: Henry J Waters III - 40-46 Wathanacharoen Maddie Leawood, KS Mother: Barbara (Belt) Wathanacharoen - 84-85, 87 Weaver Calvin, Jackson and Tessa Jersey City, NJ Father: Judson Weaver - 77-79 Grandfather: John Weaver - 52 Weeks John Cooper Prairie Village, KS Mother: Nancy (Fields) Weeks - 83 Father: Cooper Weeks - 83-85, S93 Grandfather: Cooper Weeks - 57 Weil Garrett Chesterfi eld, NH Mother: Catherine Dail - 75 Grandfather: Lewis Dail - 43-44 Weiner Jake and Ruby Edina, MN Mother: Betsy (Usem) Weiner - 79-81 Grandfather: Ron Usem - 51-52 White-Vilmouth Max Paris, France Mother: Lisa White - 78-80 Grandfather: David L White - 48-49, 51 Whitney Megan Inver Grove Heights, MN Father: Douglas R Whitney - 65 Grandmother: Janet (Riedel) Whitney - 31-33, 37 Willette Colin Rosemount, MN Father: Mick Willette - S04, 13, 14 Wing Henry and Patrick The Woodlands, TX Mother: Shannon (Maher) Wing - 85, 87-89, S95, 97 Grandmother: Sally (Spines) Maher - 58-59 Great Grandfather: Jack Spines - 28-30 Wojciak Ian Minneapolis, MN Father: Jason Cobb - 84-86 Grandfather: Elliott Cobb - 57 Great Grandmother: Martha (Beardsley) Cobb - 33-34 Wolff Simon Mission Hills, KS Father: Andrew Wolff - 75-77 Worthing Lane Washington, DC Father: Angus Worthing - 83-87 Grandfather: Richard Worthing - 49-52 Yarbrough Cade Abilene, TX Mother: Sami (Peterson) Yarbough - 77-79, 81-82 Grandfather: Richard Peterson - 54-56
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Look for these new improvements DRUMROLL PLEASE… to Camp Lincoln and Camp Lake • Throughout the winter, the Lincoln Kitchen Hubert in 2015. will undergo a COMPLETE REMODEL! This major overhaul will take Camp Lincoln into the future by providing our cooks a wonderful space to prepare food for campers and staff. Stay tuned for updates on the remodel progress!
• Lincoln Lodge has been sanded and a new coat of stain has been added.
• The Bunkhouse and Pioneer Cabins at CL are getting lakeside facelifts.
• The porches in the Center Area at Lincoln have been redone.
• The Badger Cabin at CL has a new fl oor.
• Senior Lodge at Hubert will be re-roofed.
• New multi-use building at Hubert that will also be used as a weather shelter.
• Updating the basketball court at CLH with new fencing and landscaping.
• A new deck is being built on to the Hubert Health Center. • The CLH parking lot is getting a facelift with a new top coat.
• The wood fl oors in the LT Cabin at CLH have a new coat of paint.
• The gardens at both camps will be expanded. Page 27 • A new ski boat has been added to camp’s lincoln-lakehubert.com watercraft fl eet! 800-242-1909
15AlumniRailsplitter_28pg.indd 27 12/17/14 11:36 AM CORE VALUES Camp Lincoln and Camp Lake Hubert are committed to character building through fi ve key Core Values – values that have been a part of our tradition since 1909. These Core Values are an important part of everything we do, and are central to intentional camping. You can see our 7460 Market Place Drive values in action, as our campers: Eden Prairie, MN 55344
Build a strong community through the give- ADDRESS SERVICE REQUESTED and-take experiences of living together;
Strive for excellence through challenges and achievements in activities and programs;
Have a lot of fun in a setting that creates joy and laughter with each new day;
Enhance and gain a sense of personal growth and development that comes with new-found independence and developed through the encouragement of caring young adults;
Establish many quality and lasting quality relationships that are made as the cabins work and play together.
Please send address corrections to: Camp Lincoln and Camp Lake Hubert 7460 Market Place Drive Eden Prairie, Minnesota 55344 – or – [email protected]
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EXCELLENCE
Strive for excellence through challenges and achievements in activities and programs.
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