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Thank You for Your Support! ACA Supporters May 1, 2015, to May 1, 2016 Thank You for Your Support! Gifts from these individuals and organizations went to ACA’s Annual Fund or Send a Child to Camp Fund, or as sponsor- ships to ACA’s 2016 National Conference or to a specific educational program between May 1, 2015, and May 1, 2016. MISSION PARTNER CAMP CHAMPION Alli Faricy Southwest Region Camp Ruggles, Inc. Michael Herpy Markel Insurance Company $250–$999 Fashion Ko-Lab Conference of Seventh- Camp Scatico, Inc. Hidden Valley Camp day Adventists Donna Adams Fessenden School Camp Stewart for Boys, Inc. Alec Higginbotham TOP CAMP LEADERS Sarah Horner Fish and Guy St. Johns Northwestern Camp Tecumseh Holiday Hill Day Camp and Sonny Adkins Military Academy $50,000 + Jazmin Albarran Fish Camp Voyageur Recreation Center, Inc. Chaco Kevin Ford Mary and Harvey Struthers Camp Wekeela William Holland Alford Lake Camp Lake Suzhou Dushu Lake American Bedding Mfg., Inc. Herve Derek Fortin Camp Wood YMCA Debbie Holmes PRESIDENT’S Mary Helen Franko Science and Education Camp Woodbrooke, Inc. Margaret Hoppes Robert Anderson Development Co., Ltd CIRCLE Gifts of Androscoggin Ian Garner Camp Yavneh Bob Horanzy D.D. Gass Tamarak Day Camp Stephanie Campagna John Howe $10,000 or more Athens Y Camps Timanous CampMinder Vance Gilmore Conn Carson Christopher Hudnall Robin Balan and Alex Trail’s End Camp Camp Outfitters by Lands’ Green River Preserve Dick Chamberlain Eve Jaffe Bogdanovitch Balan Jo-An and Glynn Turman End Judy Gregoire Debbie and Mel Jamie Jannusch Alexander Barge Grace Upshaw James Hollandsworth Estate Nathan Hall Christiansen Katherine Johnson Mike Bassoni Todd Walklett Rocky Mountain Sunscreen Henderson/Nor’wester Brenda Churchill Laura Johnson Beam Center, Inc. Buena and Scotty Washburn Trinity/HPSI Camp Jeannie Cismesia Toshica Jones Rhonda Begley Max Wheeler UltraCamp Dr. Karla Henderson Jeff Clark Debbie and Joe Kasle Beijing Kaixin Global Don Whipple International Travel Hidden Pond Day Camp Elizabeth Cochran Tom Kasle CAMP AMBASSADOR High Meadow Day Camp, Robert Wilke Bruce Coffey Stephanie Kassels Service Co., Ltd Pam Wurster $5,000–$9,999 Jennifer Bender LLC Heather Cole Michael Keefer Cliq powered by CardFlex Maria and Tom Horner YMCA of the Pikes Peak Ruby Compton Laura Kelly The Black Family Region Late July Snacks Michael Horner Margaret and Parker Condie Leola Kennicke Lisa Bond Howard Zemel Dr. Edward “Skip” A. Walton Irving Ungar Estate Linda Connelly Kelly Key Brett Botens Amanda Zoellner Youth Venture Marketing Michele and David Michael Jacobus Mary Corley Elizabeth King Branconier Brent Jetton CAMP SUPPORTER Larru Coulthard Michelle Kinsella CAMP LEADER Brant Lake Camp, Inc. Marc Joseph $100–$249 Pat Coulthard Katie Klingberg $2,500–$4,999 Bright Funds Foundation Amy Katzenberger Kari Aguila Connie Cox Don Klotz American Income Life Jani Brokaw Estate Killooleet Edgar Albarran Rebecca Cox Eleanor Knowles Insurance Company Kenny Brook Liz and Andy Kimmelman Clarice Amann The Creative Difference Kamp Kohut Guided Discoveries, Inc. Donald Brown Konigsberg Properties Kay Anderson Catherine Curry Sharon Kosch Nelnet Transaction Services Janet Brownell Peter Kronschnabel Mark Anderson Julie Czochara Randall Kriewall One Source — The Burgundy Farm Country Kym and Peter Tamara Baer Barb and Lee Daavettila Paul Kupferman Background Check Day School Kronschnabel Bonnie and Duane Darr Kareen Lambert Company Chris Baker Michael Cady Lawrence Lessig Bonnie and Sam Dawson Lanlate Youth Camp Initiative Philadelphia Insurance Raina Baker Dougal Cameron Ron Levine Dan Denov Margaret Lee Company Cherie Balan and Jeffrey Camp Champions Ron and Jack Levine Diabetes Camping and Sterling and Juan Leija Rodger Popkin Kraus The Camp Doctor, Inc. Stephen Lightfoot Educational Services Barry LeNoir School Specialty Andrew Balendy The Columbus Foundation Lonehollow, LLC Michelle Balfe Anthony Di Bernardo Robert Lester Posie Taylor Camp Dudley, Inc. David Long The Bar 717 Ranch, Inc. Colin Dickey Claire Levenberg CAMP BELIEVER Camp Easter Seals — Virginia and Armin Luehrs Robert Barnes Mircea Divricean Josh Levenberg $1,000–$2,499 United Cerebral Palsy Maplewood Country Day Tori Barnes Melissa Dondero Thomas Levenberg Camp Nannette Enloe Buffy and Stephen Levy ACA, New England Camp Fire Long Beach Area Karen and David Council Vi Martin Matthew Ettinger Donald Levy ACF Kennebec Scholarship Beauchemin Menominee for Boys Ewalu Camp and Retreat Fund Camp Highlander Rachel Beltzman Cliff Lissner Rhonda Mickelson Center Melinda Trotti and David Camp Kawanhee Mark Benerofe Lynn Rotary Club Joyce Falley Berkey Camp Laney for Boys Mohawk Day Camp Jani Benitez Jennifer Macios Amy Farley Deb Bialeschki Camp Lincoln/Camp Lake Steven Monke The Bergman Family Charlie MacPherson Johanna Fatheree Tish Bolger Hubert Miriam Musco Liz Bernahl The Malvern Tommy Feldman Vincy Chan Camp Marist New Camps, Inc. Beaver Country Day School Jason Mann The Fenn School Carole and Don Cheley Camp Monroe, LLC Jody Oates Paul Bidwell Imelda Marquardt Al Ferreira Cheley Colorado Camps, Camp Nazareth Jessica Olson Ron Bidwell Lucille and Lawrence Inc. Camp Pinecliffe Dan O’Neil Birch Rock Camp Vicky Fingeroot Marquardt Bob Ditter Camp Pontiac Jeremy Orvik Marvin Black Spencer Finney Katie Marrie DollarDays International, Camp Quest West Outpost Recreation and Hille Blackshaw Catherine FitzGerald Marcus Mason Inc. Camp Rockmont Education, Inc. April Blackwood Kelly FitzGerald Victoria Masters Patricia and Norman Camp Starlight FL Pacific NW United Methodist Amanda Block Five Points Mission Danielle Mayoras Friedman Camp Tioga Conference Blue Bell Leasing Company Vicky Flaig Denise McClure Carolyn and Richard Camp Ton-A-Wandah Palisades Country Day Camp Blue Mountain Ranch Kathy and Billy Forbes Stephanie and Russ Garbinsky Camp Walden, Inc. Deidre Pettinga Susan and Lee Blumenfeld Stephen Frank McCormick Gold Arrow Camp Camp Walden, LLC Kurt Podeszwa Terry Bolton Michael Franko Melanie McKenna Catherine and Tom Holland Camp Wildbrook, LTD Raquette Lake Camps, Inc. Kari Bonde The Fresh Air Fund Diane McMeekin The Horner Family Cape Cod Sea Camps Red Pine Camp Foundation, Amanda Bonomi Linda Friedman Meadowbrook School of International Counselor Carrick Family Inc. Meg and Bob Bourbonniere Nate Friedman Weston Exchange Program Missy and Monte Casner Nancy Richardson Maggie and Bob Braun Susan Fritz John Meagher Julie Finnerty Ernst Chippewa Ranch Camp Jason Robins Henricus Broekmate Brian Garrett Sindy and Bruce Mercer Kama’aina Kids Meg Clark Jonathan Rockman Kim Brosnan Marsha Garza Merrie-Woode, Inc. Harriet and Richard Lowe Leslie and Michael Cohen Caroline Rockman Cheryl Brown Bunny Gerstenfeld Lori Miller Jean and Andrew McMullen Barbara Collins Mary Rogers Dave Brown Melvyn Goodman Katie Milne Jill Kilty-Newburn Community Support Rolling Hills Country Day Bebe Brown May Pauline Goolkasian Jonathan Miner Paul Nagai Services Organization Camp Gay Bruner Paul Goza Cindy and Bob Moore North Star Camp for Boys Ted Copp Barry Royce Kim Bruno Letitia Green Fumio Morooka Kathy and Steve Polzin Sam Cote Ahren Samuel Bette Bussel Hannah Grigg Morristown-Beard School The Redwoods Group Brian Crater Raymond Sanborn Maggie and Barry Cain Tala Growney Carol and Jim Morrow Margery Scanlin Crestwood Country Day Jane Sanborn Chris Cameron Linda Gruber Mountain Camp Missy and Sandy Schenck School Sanborn Western Camps Camp Alleghany Linda Grusin Markus Muller Skinner Law Firm, Inc. Culver Educational Ann Sheets Camp Coconuts Susan Gudgell Akiko Murphy Tracy and Richard Smikle Foundation Vickie and Andy Shlensky Camp Friendship Jessica Guten Judy Murphy Lucia and Davis Thoensen Sally Dana Bonnie Shlensky Camp Lee Mar Shannon Hall Koube Ngaaje Ross Turner Demont Associates Patti and Stanley Silverstein Camp Li-Lo-Li Marsha Hamilton Irene Nnomo Ayinda Rachel and Art Wannlund John Diamond Sierra Canyon Day Camp Camp Mokuleia, Inc. Hammond School Paul O’Brien Western Association of Ed Doody David Silverstein Camp Nicolet, Inc. Rob Hammond Patty O’Hara Independent Camps Education Holdings, Inc. Skylake Yosemite Camp Camp Omega, Inc, Larry Hancock The Ohio State University Sally and Scott Whipple Norman Espinosa Elizabeth Smith Camp Orchard Hill, Inc. Pamela Haron Harriet Ottaviano Craig Whiting Kelly Espinosa Society of St. Vincent de Camp Puh’Tok for Boys and Shep Harris Matthew Owen Michele and Daniel Zenkel Falling Creek Camp, Inc. Paul Los Angeles Girls, Inc. Eileen Healy Carol Oyenarte 44 | CAMPING magazine | July/August 2016 Tony Oyenarte Carla Weiland Peter Beltz Danit Cheistwer Erinn Eddingfield Darlene Goodwin Mary Kay Park Dean Wenger Benevity Community Mary Cheline Dawn Eden Beth Gordon Cheryl Parra Jerri Wenger Impact Fund Central Florida YMCA Missi Edwards Giselle Gordon Eric Payne Westmark’s Camp Funtime Rosa Bennett Gabe Chernov Eileen Elias Katelin Gosser Robyn Peetz Diana Wiegel Angie Bera Fiona Cherrett Patricia Elkins D.J. 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