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GOLDEN SLIPPER CAMP RECORD Second Session 2021 THE EPIC RETURN Part II DEDICATION This copy of the Golden Slipper Record is dedicated to Uncle Brian Moyer. Uncle Brian had an epic return this summer. Nineteen years ago was the last time he worked at camp, and after all that time we were lucky enough for him to join us this summer. With Uncle Brian, our activities and instruction were epic as well as our equipment! He takes care of camp like it was his own home, and camp activities have never looked so good! Uncle Brian has never forgotten his time spent at Slipper and he has many wonderful memories of his time as a counselor. When he moved back to Pennsylvania, he couldn’t stay away from returning to GSC in some way and started helping us during our Fall and Spring work days. Uncle Brian loves Golden Slipper; it shines through in all that he does here. He truly bleeds the gold and blue. Not only were we so lucky to have him return this summer as our Athletic Coordinator, but his Family was able to experience GSC as well. Besides his wife Jenn and youngest daughter Dani and youngest son Charlie, who have helped on work days and have seen camp as well, his oldest daughter Anna and older son Joey came to camp this summer as campers second session. Continuing the legacy of their father, who to my knowledge is the only recipient of the counselor spirit award during a 1st encampment award ceremony, both Anna and Joey were awarded a feather 2nd session. The Moyers are all Amazacular! On behalf of the campers who know you as coach Brian, the staff who you helped with running activities and getting equipment for, and for all of the extra work you did this summer to do anything you could to help camp run smoother…THANK YOU! You helped make GSC the best place it could be and it would not have worked as well as it did without your commitment, dedication, and service to the mission. 2021: THE EPIC RETURN We did it! Camp re-opened after a year off due to the pandemic and we were able to be at our second home. It was a very successful second session! We had lots of retuning staff and some 1st session campers came back for second. It was a fun time this session with a bit less rain so that’s a plus! I am also very happy our mitigation efforts worked and we were without covid yet again. Woo hoo! To our campers: I hope you enjoyed your time this summer. Whether you were an epic returner, or first year camper, I hope the experiences you had here were memorable. I also hope that any lessons you learned about yourself, or with the help of your counselors, you take back with you to use in the “real world”. Slipper is a magical place and I hope you come back to experience and help us recreate all the magic we can year after year. Enjoy the rest of your summer before school starts. Do well in your classes, be safe, and make the right choices. I can’t wait to see everyone back here for Summer 2022! Thank you to all of my staff! We had some epic returners come this year in new roles, or last minute they were able make it work so they could join us this second session, or stay for 2nd session. Thank you! Thank you. Thank you. Camp could not have worked without you and your efforts. Thank you for your spirit, your hard work, your flexibility, and the love and patience you showed your campers. Your love of GSC shined through and the campers were able to have such a good time after the wacky and weird year we had thanks to all of your efforts. Enjoy the rest of your summer, traveling, college life, back to other jobs, whatever it is that you will do after camp. Do well in your endeavors, and if you need me for anything please do not hesitate to contact me. I hope you can make it back for Summer 2022! You are now part of the GSC family, and family always comes first. Much love and later days, Uncle Justin “Spoon” “I’m on it!” 2nd Session 2021 The Epic Return Dean Siegel Camp President Justin Guida Camp Director Tom Baxter Male Head Counselor Rachel Oestreich Female Head Counselor Adam Kramaroff CIT Coordinator Tommy O’Neill Activities Coordinator Brian Moyer Athletic Coordinator Jeremy Creighton Adventure Coordinator Matvey Lozinsky Photographer Jason Cox Outdoor Education Coordinator Meghan O’Donnell Driver Matt Freedman Evening Program Coordinator Taylor Godfrey Strauss Village Leader Tierna-Nikol Flannery Friends village Leader Leyna Gilleland Council Girls Village Leader Justin Citron Vogelson Village Leader Billy Gilmore Kadden Village Leader Brad Bishop Council Boys Village Leader Aijha Clark Pool Coordinator Gabrielle Hunt Lakefront Coordinator Jamie Sein Arts & Crafts Kristin Grapes Office Manager Lisa Leslie Nurse Lauren Realey Nurse Kelly Gerber Nurse Rachel Jones Nurse Melissa Manning Nurse Tastebuds Cooks Nicole Rondon Avendano Kitchen Support Abimael Perez Ubaldo Kitchen Support Antonio Jusino Kitchen Support Sam Zeruth Head of Maintenance Zach Zeruth Maintenance Samantha Zeruth Maintenance Dear Vogelson Village, Thank you for an amazing first summer as your village leader! It has been an awesome experience and I have loved every second of it. Each and every one of you made my summer better every single day. I would like to say THANK YOU for this summer and I hope to see you all back in 2022. From, Uncle Justin Bunk 1 wouldn’t be Bunk 1 if…… Joey wasn’t always cleaning Jeremiah wasn’t always trying to be first in line Zay’d wasn’t always falling sleep at dinner Roy wasn’t always struggling to put on shoes Uncle Saadiq wasn’t always sleeping in uncle Rara bed Uncle Rara wasn’t always getting his bed stolen by uncle Saadiq Uncle Dan wasn’t always wasn’t always wearing a hat Uncle Elon wasn’t always cheering Bunk 2 wouldn’t be bunk 2 if.... Aiden didn’t lose every little thing Amir didn’t have a messy area Benny didn’t always ask for chocolate milk Jesse wasn’t always asking to be first in line Amari wasn’t always dancing Brodie wasn’t always asking for snacks Uncle G wasn’t always waking up mad Uncle Eric wasn’t always saying “no glizzard” Uncle Kier wasn’t always singing Bunk 5 wouldn’t be Bunk 5 without… Gus messing with Rubiks Cubes Caleb saying “my name’s Caleb” Cadon reading a book Yinon making weird noises and faces Trevell bantering with everybody Sebastian hanging out with Alfonso all the time Uncle Dylan being sassy Uncle Khalief breaking the jet ski Uncle Eric flipping more people over than Uncle Khalief and not breaking the jet ski Uncle Michael destroying Vogelson campers at Gaga Bunk 6 wouldn’t be Bunk 6 without… Itai playing with his rubiks cube Anthony being the first to line up on the wall Aleksey not wanting to drink water before juice Alfonso saying “rapido” Andrew building forts Uncle JoJo saying “essentially” Uncle Jackson showing off a new project every day Uncle Aidan talking about battleships Uncle Slim playing music Uncle Justin being obsessed with his Macho Man glasses Dear Kadden Village, Gentlemen thank you for an amazing summer! We have spent a lot of time singing, screaming, cheering, and creating other wonder memories with each other. As I said at the beginning of the session, I wanted to help you become the best versions of yourselves. I hope the staff of Kadden and myself were able to achieve some small part in that. I hope you have a great and productive school year! See you next year! GG's guys, Uncle Billy Bunk 7 wouldn’t be bunk 7 if… Eli didn’t respond “oh ok” after receiving an answer Salim wasn’t the greatest of all time Jonathan wasn’t “ordering the among-us happy meal” Dennis wasn’t making a stoic face Brian wasn’t speaking the truth 24/7 Jacob wasn’t destroying his meals Uncle Feace wasn’t sleeping Uncle Grinch wasn’t dressing like a Hot-Topic model Uncle Stephen wasn’t feral Uncle Ethan wasn’t so valid Bunk 8 wouldn’t be bunk 8 if… Kaden wasn’t always sitting on Uncle Makhi’s bed. Alex wasn’t always sending over five letters home a day. Evan always wasn’t eating sour candy. Vincent wasn’t always saying how valid he was. Devin wasn’t always wondering around the bunk. Ezra wasn’t always being kind. Michael wasn’t always asking questions. Bunk 9 would not bunk 9 without… Donte Cain always asking to go to the pavilion every day to play basketball. Arthur Bondar always wanting to sleep during every moment of the day. Elias (Eli) John always being hype when getting back to the bunk. Alexander Litvinenko always asking questions Marat Khvasko and the effort he puts into UNO. Daniel Rakhman having a quiet yet playful personality. Signed, Uncle Peyton, Uncle Adam, Uncle Mekhi, Uncle Seth Bunk 10 would not bunk 10 without… Raymond always asking Uncle James about his life and trying play gaga Ryan always wanting to talk to everybody Wesley always wanting to play with his rubrics cube. Jagger smiling for no reason. Gavin always laughing and dozing off. Nathan always talking about you no you.
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